P. D. Eastman
Children's author and illustrator
Born
November 25th, 1909
115 years ago
Died
1986
39 years ago — 77 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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An American author and illustrator contributed significantly to children's literature. The career featured works that combined simple text with engaging illustrations, making reading accessible and enjoyable for young audiences. Produced a range of beloved children’s books, such as 'Go, Dog. Go!' and 'Are You My Mother?', which became staples in early childhood education. Eastman’s illustrations and storytelling helped shape early reading experiences for countless children.
Authored 'Go, Dog. Go!'
Illustrated 'Are You My Mother?'
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