Our Authors and Illustrators
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Sonia Lynn Sadler
Sonia Sadler was an illustrator and a fine artist who focused on depicting the cultures, lives, and stories of peoples of African descent. Her book, Seeds of Change, earned her... -
Wellington D. Sadler
Sonia Sadler was an illustrator and a fine artist who focused on depicting the cultures, lives, and stories of peoples of African descent. Her book, Seeds of Change, earned her... -
Benjamin Alire Sáenz
Benjamin Alire Sáenz is an award-winning novelist, poet, and writer of children’s books. His many acclaimed titles include the picture books A Gift from Papá Diego, The Dog Who Loved... -
Judy Sakaguchi
Judy Sakaguchi was born in Japan and graduated from California State University at San Jose. She had an early interest in art, which was nurtured by her mother, who is... -
Sandra Samatte
Sandra Samatte, Anishinaabe, member of Ne-biimiskonaan (Skownan) First Nation, Treaty 2 Territory. Sandra has a Bachelor of Education degree. She is an Author and is currently the CEO of Indigenous... -
Luis San Vicente
Luis San Vicente is an artist and author based in Mexico City. He has illustrated more than fifty children’s books for publishers all around the world, including Mexico, the US,... -
Enrique O. Sánchez
Enrique O. Sanchez has illustrated numerous award winning children’s books, including Lee & Low’s Abuela’s Weave, Amelia’s Road, and Confetti. A native of the Dominican Republic, he splits his time... -
Mary Louise Sanchez
Mary Louise Sanchez is a retired school teacher and librarian. The Wind Called My Name, her debut novel, is based in part on her family history, particularly the life of... -
Anita Sanchez
Anita Sanchez is a writer who lives in the wilds of upstate New York, where she listens for red-tailed hawks in the backyard. Many years of teaching outdoor classes have... -
Karen Sandler
Karen Sandler is the author of the Tankborn trilogy as well as seventeen novels for adults and several short stories and screenplays. Before becoming a full-time writer, she worked as... -
Lisa Sandlin
Lisa Sandlin was born in Beaumont, Texas, and grew up in oil-refinery air, sixty miles from the Gulf of Mexico. She raised a son in Santa Fe, New Mexico, then... -
Elizabeth Santiago
Elizabeth Santiago grew up in Boston, MA with parents who migrated from San Sebastián, Puerto Rico in the 1960s. The youngest of nine, Elizabeth was entranced by the stories her... -
Martín Santiago
Martín and Quirino Santiago are brothers who carve wooden figures. The figures in Opuestos were made in La Union Tejalapam, a Oaxacan village that lies in a valley between the... -
Chiori Santiago
Chiori Santiago was an accomplished journalist who wrote for national magazines about the art, music and family life of people from many parts of the world. Always active in community... -
Parisa Saranj
Parisa Saranj was born in Isfahan, Iran. Her writings and translations have appeared in several publications, including Ms. Magazine, Two Lines, and Consequence. She lives in Baltimore with her cat,... -
Alice Schertle
Alice Schertle has written numerous books and poems for children. Among her most popular works are Down the Road, an ALA Notable Children’s Book, and All You Need for a... -
Joan Schoettler
Joan Schoettler has surrounded herself with children’s literature, sharing it with her sons when they were young, inviting children she taught to step into the world of stories, and teaching... -
Alan Schroeder
Alan Schroeder is the author of several acclaimed picture books that capture the early lives of notable African Americans. His work has appeared on ALA Notable booklists and has been...
