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Emily Tracker: State-side (ho hum...)
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Any idea who is the illustrator?
ah i'm sorry, i should have cited...
the illustration is by crockett johnson, and it can be found in the book 'how to make an earthquake' by ruth krauss. i, however, found it in a blog called curious pages, which is about funny children's books.
That was the first thing I thought of: "It's Harold's older sister!" (Maybe of the Navy Blue Crayon?)
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