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Summer Macon

Summer was raised in an itty bitty town of Southern NM. As a child, she quickly became known as “Tiger” as this is how she would sign her homework next to the many doodles covering their pages. She has decided to now go by her real name and lives in an even smaller itty bitty town (population 32) in beautiful Colorado. In the summer time (Summer enjoys the summer and not the winter) you can find her rock climbing, mountain biking or doodling on her contracts.

Summer Macon is represented by Lucie Luddington — to work with Summer please email Lucie

Reviews

Little readers who know both tales will find great joy in pointing out the anomalies while newcomers to the fairy-tale world will love the silly adventures. Turner has created a fun-filled romp greatly aided by Macon’s very brightly hued cartoons depicting a wild-haired, big-eyed Goldilocks (who presents White) and pink pigs whose every emotion is seen in exaggerated facial expressions and body language.

Lots of giggles in this delightfully goofy tale.

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Awards

Winner of the 2021 Christian Book Awards - Childrens Category for ‘Extraordinary Women of the Bible’. Written by Michelle Sloan, published by SPCK Publishing.

Longlisted for the AOI’s World Illustration Awards 2020 in the Children’s Publishing Category with ‘Up and Down Mum’, published by Child’s Play

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‘Up and Down Mum’ longlisted for The English 4-11 Awards for the best children’s picture books of the year. Published by Child’s Play

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Children's Illustration Greetings & Gift

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Animals Black & White Book Covers Colour Fiction Early Readers Education Fairytale Non Fiction Non-Fiction - People Non-Fiction - Science Picture Books Seasonal - Christmas Seasonal - Holidays Young Children's
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