SUE HEAP
BIOGRAPHY
Sue Heap is one of the UK's leading book illustrators.
As a child she lived in many places including Egypt, Germany,
and Singapore. She wrote and illustrated her first book
when she was twelve and as a teenager wrote lots of 'rather
bad' poetry.
On graduating from Hull College of Art, Sue worked for an
animation company and then as a designer at various children's
book publishers in Oxford and London. In 1991 she became
a full-time freelance illustrator. She has illustrated over
thirty books, including Cowboy Baby, winner of the prestigious
Smarties Prize Gold Award in 1998. Her latest picture book
has been nominated for the Greenaway Medal.
She lives in Oxfordshire and in her spare time she motorcycles
and is learning to skateboard.
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ILLUSTRATIONS
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Fetches chair
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Book over
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Mary Claire asleep
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Mary Claire
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Time for the story
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
Forthcoming Picture Books:
One to Ten and Back Again, with Nick Sharratt
(Viking Penguin, London, 2004)
Four Friends in the Garden (Walker Books/Candlewick
Press, 2004)
Handbag Friends, with Sally Lloyd-Jones (David
Fickling Books/Random House, 2005)
Faster, Faster, Nice and Slow! with Nick Sharratt
(Viking Penguin, London, 2005)
Published Picture Books:
Town Parrot, with Penelope Bennett (Walker Books/Candlewick
Press, 1995)
Mouse Party, with Alan Durant (Walker Books/Candlewick
Press, 1996)
Little Chicken Chicken, with David Martin (Walker
Books/Candlewick Press, 1996)
The Hungry Monster, with Phyllis Root (Walker
Books/Candlewick Press, 1997)
Cowboy Baby (Walker Books/Candlewick Press, 1998)
Baby Bill and Little Lill (Larousse Kingfisher
Chambers, 2000)
Bug in a Rug and Ants in Your Pants (Penguin
Putnam, Inc., 2000)
Hairy Fairy (Scholastic/David Fickling Books,
2001)
Wait and See (Scholastic/David Fickling Books,
2001)
Valentine's Day (Little Simon, 2001)
What Shall We Play (p/b title Let's Play Fairies)
(Walker Books/Candlewick Press, 2002)
Princess Dress (Scholastic/David Fickling Books,
2002)
Four Friends Together (Walker Books/Candlewick
Press, 2003)
Red Rockets and Rainbow Jelly, with Nick Sharratt
(Viking Penguin, London, 2003)
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