In Memorium: Remembering Those Lost in 2020
Each year we look back not just as what was accomplished in the previous year but also who died. Here are the creators and promoters of children’s literature that we remember.
Edith Kunhardt Davis
Sept. 30, 1937 – January 2, 2020
“The 3-year-old girl who inspired “Pat the Bunny” was Kunhardt’s daughter and grew up to be Edith Kunhardt Davis, author of dozens of children’s books, including a set of sequels to her mother’s classic work.” – The Washington Post
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Jan 03, 2021 09:18AM
I can still see my 40 year-old son's tiny index finger gently rubbing the fur in his copy of Pat the Bunny. It was the first tactile book he had and after surviving his sister's not so gentle pats still sits with the rest of their favorites on my bookshelves.
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