12th Annual Carle Honors | Pictures of the Week

by SLJ
Sep 30, 2017 | Filed in People
The 2017 Carle Honor Award gala was held in New York City on September 28th.
On Thursday, Sept 28, at Guastavino's in New York City, the 12th annual Carle Honors were presented by author Jack Gantos. The Carle Honors celebrate "individuals whose creative vision and dedication are an inspiration to everyone who values picture books and their role in arts education and literacy." This year's the Artist honor recipient was Ed Young. He is pictured here with longtime editor at Philomel Anne Beneduce and Eric Carle. The gala and art auction are held to raise funds for the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Amherst, MA.  

From left to rt: Ed Young, Anne Beneduce, and Eric Carle. Photo by Luann Toth

                           

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