“Every crease is a story.”
Author
1942–1992
James Edward Marshall, who sometimes published under the name Edward Marshall, was an American author-illustrator of children's literature, including the George and Martha series of picture books (1972–1988), and an illustrator of additional books including Miss Nelson is Missing (1977) by Harry Allard. In 2007, he was posthumously awarded the Children's Literature Legacy Award for "substantial and lasting contribution" to American children's literature.
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Miss Nelson is missing!
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1977

Goldilocks and the Three Bears
James Marshall, 1988

George and Martha
James Marshall, 1972

Fox and His Friends
Edward Marshall & James Marshall, 1982

¡La señorita Nelson ha desaparecido!
Harry G. Allard & James Marshall, 1998

Miss Nelson Has a Field Day
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1985

Red Riding Hood
James Marshall, 1987

The Three Little Pigs
James Marshall, 1989

Miss Nelson is back
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1982

The Frog Prince
Edith Tarcov & James Marshall, 1987

The Stupids step out
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1974

George and Martha Early Reader (George and Martha)
James Marshall, 2007

Fox at School
Edward Marshall & James Marshall, 1983

Fox outfoxed
James Marshall, 1992

The Stupids die
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1985

Bumps in the Night
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1979

George and Martha Encore (George and Martha)
James Marshall, 1977

The Stupids Have a Ball
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1978

Fox on the job
James Marshall, 1995

Hansel and Gretel
James Marshall, 1990

Fox Be Nimble
James Marshall, 1990

It's So Nice to Have a Wolf Around the House
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1977

The cut-ups
James Marshall, 1984

George and Martha Tons of Fun (George and Martha)
James Marshall, 1986

George and Martha 'round and 'round
James Marshall, 1988

Three Up a Tree
James Marshall & Ana Bermejo Baro, 1986

Willis
James Marshall, 2001

George and Martha one more time
James Marshall, 2011

Fox on Stage
James Marshall, 1993

George and Martha, one fine day
James Marshall, 1978

George and Martha Two Great Friends Early Reader (George and Martha)
James Marshall, 2007

Yummers!
James Marshall, 1973

Sing Out, Irene (Four Little Troubles)
James Marshall, 2000

Pocketful of Nonsense
James Marshall, 2003

I Will Not Go to Market Today
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1981

The cut-ups at Camp Custer
James Marshall, 1989

Goldilocks and the Three Bears Picture Puffin Books Paperback
James Marshall, 1998

Wings
James Marshall, 1986

Space Case
Edward Marshall & James Marshall, 1980

The Language of Literature--World Literature
Arthur N. Applebee, Chinua Achebe & others, 2002
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The language of literature [Grade 9]
Arthur N. Applebee, Margaret Atwood & others, 2000

The Cut-ups Crack Up
James Marshall, 1992

George and Martha rise and shine
James Marshall, 1976

James Marshall's Mother Goose (Sunburst Book)
James Marshall, 1986

Rats on the Roof
James Marshall, 1991

George and Martha, full of surprises
James Marshall, 2010

There's a Party at Mona's Tonight
Harry Allard & James Marshall, 1981

The guest
James Marshall, 1975
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