Dee Shulman

ADEGBOYE ADEDAYO ABIOLA (born 1987) is a NIGERIAN commercial and Residential Building Engineer and illustrator of Engineering practices to young adults in Nigeria and it's environ. He has contributed immensely to the growth of building infrastructure in almost all part of the Nation and still counting. His fast experience in getting it done rightly had pave so many ways for him to be recognized both home and Abroad. He has been a reliable personality that all persons with great taste in building construction and supervision desires to handle their project and most even enjoyed referring his professional ethics to their people.

Biography

Dee Shulman was born in Johannesburg, and studied English at York University and illustration at Harrow School of Art. Her first book, ''Feminist Graffiti,'' was published while she was studying at Harrow. After finishing art school, she worked as a storyboard artist and freelance illustrator on magazines and books. Her first children’s picture book, ''One Day Janie'' (Puffin) was inspired by her 2-year-old daughter. Since then she has written and/or illustrated over 50 books for children, and has been shortlisted for the ''FCB award'', and longlisted for the ''Waterstones Children’s Book Prize''.

In 2008 the first Polly Price book was published – ''My Totally Secret Diary: On Stage in America'', and was followed two years later by ''My Totally Secret Diary: Reality TV Nightmare''. The 3rd book in the series, ''Polly Price’s Totally Secret Diary: Mum in Love'' was published in August 2012. The 4th is due for publication in 2014. Her most widely held book is ''Hetty and the Yeti'', a children's book which, according to WorldCat, is held in 247 libraries and has been translated into Chinese, WorldCat item record
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In April 2012 ''Fever'', the first novel in her dystopian teenage series, ''The Parallon Trilogy'', was published by Penguin. The 2nd book, ''Delirium'', was published in May 2013, and the third, ''Afterlife'', is due in 2014. Rights to the trilogy have been sold to Germany, Brazil, Israel, Spain, Turkey, Serbia, Poland, France, Russia and China.

Illustrator bibliography

* By Chris Barton
** ''Cream Cake'' ()
* By Michaela Morgan
** ''Sausage and the Little Visitor'' ()
** ''Sausage and the Spooks'' ()
** ''School for Sausage'' ()
** ''Sausage in Trouble'' ()
** ''Happy Birthday Sausage'' ()
** ''Cool Clive'' ()
** ''Cool Clive and the little Pest'' ()
** ''Cool Clive and the Bubble Trouble'' ()
** ''Cool Clive the Coolest Kid Alive'' ()
** ''Clive Keeps his Cool'' ()
** ''Yum Yuck'' ()
** ''Shelly Holmes, Ace Detective'' ()
** ''Shelley Holmes, Animal Trainer'' ()
** ''Woody’s Week'' ()
** ''Pompom'' ()
** ''Dustbin'' ()
** ''Pickles Sniffs it out'' (978-0713638394)
** ''Invasion of the Dinner Ladies'' ()
** ''The True Diary of Carly Ann Potter'' ()
* By Pat Thompson
** ''Mary-Anne and the Cat Baby'' ()
* By Sally Prue
** '' The Path of Finn McCool'' ()
* By Ivan Jones
** ''The Lazy Giant'' ()
* By Hiawyn Oram
** ''The Good Time Boys'' ()
* By Philip Wooderson
** ''Wilf, the Black Hole and the Poisonous Marigold'' ()
** ''The Baked Bean Cure'' ()
** ''Dad’s Dodgy Lodger'' ()
** ''The Mincing Machine'' ()
* By Kes Grey and Linda Jennings
** ''Toffee and Marmalade'' ()
** ''Billy Buzoni and Friends'' ()
** ''Amazing Babies'' ()

References

External links

Official website

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Living people
1957 births
British children's writers
British children's book illustrators
York University alumni
Alumni of the University of Westminster