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Gunna Grähs
Lisbeth Gun-Marie Gunna Grähs (born 11 June 1954) is a Swedish illustrator of children's books. Grähs is educated at Konstfack. She has mainly illustrated children's books, around 40–50 works, but her illustrations have also appeared in newspapers. Grähs was a member of the Swedish Academy for Children's Books from 1996 to 2006. She has been awarded the Elsa Beskow Plaque (1999), the Kulla-Gulla Prize (2012) and Expressens Heffaklump (2010). Works *1982 – ''Jullan vill vara med'' (with Kjell Johansson) *1983 – ''Jullan vill ha en docka'' (with Kjell Johansson) *1984 – ''Ur skägget'' (with Titti Hasselrot) *1984 – ''Svarta maskens dårdikter'' (with Anna Myrberg) *1984 – ''En ö i strömmen'' (with Per Giertz) *1984 – ''Nusse-kudden'' (with Håkan Jaensson) *1984 – ''Jullan hittar en peng'' (with Kjell Johansson) *1985 – ''Tandem'' (with Eva Lindström) *1985 – ''Vidgat utbud'' (with Leif Pettersson) *1985 – ''Nisse-jakten'' (with Håkan Jaensson) *1986 ...
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