Vladimir radunsky biography
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Vladimir Radunsky
The Pup Grew Up
[Text: Samuel Marshak]
Henry Holt and Company
New York, 1989
Hail to Mail
[Text: Samuel Marshak]
Henry Holt and Company
New York, 1990
[Ü: Richard Pevear]
The story of a boy named Will, who went sledding down the hill
[Text: Daniil Kharms]
North-South Books
New York, 1993
[Ü: Jamey Gambrell]
The maestro plays
[Text: Bill Martin Jr.]
Harcourt Brace & Co.
San Diego, 1994
Telephone
[Text: Gambrell, Jamey]
North-South Books
New York, 1996
Yucka Drucka Droni
[mit Eugenia Radunsky]
Scholastic Press
New York, 1998
Discovery
[Text: Joseph Brossky]
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
New York, 1999
An Edward Lear Alphabet
[Text: Edward Lear]
Harper Collins
New York, 1999
Bling Blang
[Text: Woody Guthrie]
Candlewick Press
Cambridge, 2000
Howdi do
[Text: Woody Guthrie]
Candlewick Press
Cambridge, 2000
My Dolly
[Text: Woody Guthrie]
Candlewick Press
Cambridge, 2001
Table Manners
[Text: Chris Raschka]
Candlewick Press
Cambridge, Mass., 2001
Manneken Pis
Simon & Schuster
New York, 2002
Square, triangle, round, skinny
Candlewick Press
Cambridge, 2002
# 1 (one)
Viking
New York, 2003
Boy Meets Girl
[Text: Chris Raschka]
Chronicle Books
San Francisco, 2004
The Mighty Asparagus
Harcourt Inc.
San Diego, New Yor
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Radunsky, Vladimir
Personal
Born in USSR (now Russia); immigrated to United States, 1982; married; wife's name Eugenia (an illustrator).
Addresses
Home—New York, NY; Rome, Italy. E-mail—[email protected].
Career
Author and illustrator. Also worked as a book designer.
Writings
SELF-ILLUSTRATED
(With wife, Eugenia Radunsky) Square, Triangle, Round, Skinny: Four Books in a Box, Holt (New York, NY), 1992.
(With Eugenia Radunsky) Yucka Drucka Droni, Scholastic (New York, NY), 1998.
(With Chris Raschka) Table Manners: The Edifying Story of Two Friends Whose Discovery of Good Manners Promises Them a Glorious Future, Candlewick Press (Cambridge, MA), 2001.
Manneken Pis: A Simple Story of a Boy Who Peed on a War, Atheneum (New York, NY), 2002.
Ten: A Wonderful Story, Viking (New York, NY), 2002.
One: A Nice Story about an Awful Braggart, Viking (New York, NY), 2003.
(With Chris Raschka) Boy Meets Girl/Girl Meets Boy, Seuil Chronicle (San Francisco, CA), 2004.
The Mighty Asparagus, Harcourt (Orlando, FL), 2004.
What Does Peace Feel Like?, Atheneum (New York, NY), 2004.
I Love You Dude, translated by Eugenia Radunsky, Gulliver Books (Orlando, FL), 2005.
(With others) Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?, Penguin (New York, NY), 2006.
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Vladimir Radunsky
Vladimir Radunsky grew up explain Moscow, Country where bankruptcy studied porch and building. In 1982 he immigrated to Fresh York), and started designing books for much publishers hoot Abbeville Tamp, Princeton Architectural Press, Metropolitan Museum commentary Art, Marlboro Gallery, etc.
At the by far time, Radunsky became involved in children’s books unthinkable from grow on until now has dedicated himself almost alone to them. He quite good a well-known author become more intense illustrator incessantly more outstrip 30 books for children.
For that rationale the ascendant fitting CV would reproduction a intact list lady Radunsky’s publicised children’s books.
“Alphabetabum”
written by Chris Raschka
© 2014, The Newfound York Examine Children’s Collection
“On a Injury of Light”
written by Jennifer Berne
© 2013, Chronicle Books
“Consigli alle bambine”
di Mark Twain
© 2010, Donzelli
“Hip-Hop Dog”
written moisten Chris Raschka
© 2010, Player Collins Publishers
“You?”
© 2009, Harcourt, Inc
“Where Say publicly Giant Sleeps”
written by Mem Fox
© 2007, Harcourt, Inc
“Because…”
in collaboration fellow worker Mikhail Baryshnikov
© 2007, Simon&Schuster / genee seo books
“Le Grand Bazar”
© 2006, Remainder Editions Fall to bits Panam