Oliver Jeffers celebrates the art of imagination with A Child of Books
Artist and best-selling author Oliver Jeffers on collaboration with typographic artist Sam Winston, and why picture books will never perish.


"You're no more than the stories that you're told, that you tell, and that are told about you," says author Oliver Jeffers.
The best-selling children's author (The Day The Crayons Quit, How To Catch A Star) joins guest host Candy Palmater to discuss the importance of storytelling and imagination, as artfully illustrated in his latest title: A Child of Books.
His new book, which was released earlier this week, is a collaboration with typographic artist Sam Winston.
WEB EXTRA | Want to enter the world of A Child Of Books? Browse a couple of images, posted here with the author's permission, and tell us: can you think of the first book that really opened your imagination as a child?

