Judith Kerr obituary: A spellbinding writer and illustrator

‘The Tiger Who Came to Tea’ author charmed all audiences with her humour and warmth

The Irish Times view on Judith Kerr: the duty to live well

The evil of Nazism cast a long shadow and influenced the children’s author’s beloved work

Bestselling children’s author Judith Kerr dies, aged 95

Classics include The Tiger Who Came to Tea, When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit and Mog series

Ryan Tubridy is transitioning from young fogey to old codger

Radio review: He scorns political correctness like a grumpy old man, but in one respect he is still young at heart

Judith Kerr: the only bedtime story my children liked was about a tiger

Archive: A 2017 interview with the late, much-loved creator of The Tiger Who Came to Tea and the Mog picture-books,who wrote about escaping the Nazis

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The ooh and the aww of this year’s Christmas ads

Advertisers want us to marvel at their fairy dust, but it’s gold-dust ideas that win

From page to stage: a picture-book introduction to live theatre

Several theatrical adaptations of children’s classic books are touring the country, reports Sara Keating

Ten books that have never gone out of print

In an era when more books are being published than ever before, we bring you 10 novels that have never gone out of print, every publisher’s dream

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