Margot Zemach
Margot Zemach
30 N–21 M
Margot Zemach (November 30, 1931 – May 21, 1989) was an American illustrator of more than forty children's books, some of which she also wrote. Many were adaptations of folk tales from around the world, especially Yiddish and other Eastern European stories. She and her husband Harvey Fischtrom, writing as Harve Zemach, collaborated on several picture books including Duffy and the Devil for which she won the 1974 Caldecott Medal.
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The Three Little Pigs by Margot ZemahMargot Zemach

The Three Little Pigs by Margot Zemah
Margot Zemach · 1999
The Three WishesMargot Zemach

The Three Wishes
Margot Zemach · 1993
The little red henMargot Zemach

The little red hen
Margot Zemach · 1993
It Could Always Be WorseMargot Zemach

It Could Always Be Worse
Margot Zemach · 1990
Hush, Little BabyMargot Zemach

Hush, Little Baby
Margot Zemach · 1987
Jake and Honeybunch go to heavenMargot Zemach

Jake and Honeybunch go to heaven
Margot Zemach · 1987
Los tres cerditosMargot Zemach

Los tres cerditos
Margot Zemach · 2008
Three SilliesMargot Zemach

Three Sillies
Margot Zemach · 1979
Naftali the Storyteller and His Horse, SusMargot Zemach

Naftali the Storyteller and His Horse, Sus
Margot Zemach · 2001
Mother Goose Picture Book (Michael Di Capra Books)Margot Zemach
Mother Goose Picture Book (Michael Di Capra Books)
Margot Zemach · 2000
Mother Goose Picture BookMargot Zemach
Mother Goose Picture Book
Margot Zemach · 2000
Princess and FroggieMargot Zemach

Princess and Froggie
Margot Zemach · 1986
Little Tiny WomanMargot Zemach
Little Tiny Woman
Margot Zemach · 2000
ספרים משותפים ואוספים
ספרים שבהם Margot Zemach מופיע/ה ברשימת המחברים, לא כמחבר/ת הראשי/ת: ספרים משותפים, אוספים וסיכומים.
The Cat's elbow and other secret languagesAlvin Schwartz

The Cat's elbow and other secret languages
Alvin Schwartz · 1989
SaltHarve Zemach

Salt
Harve Zemach · 1977
Duffy and the devilHarve Zemach

Duffy and the devil
Harve Zemach · 1973
Simon Boom Gives a WeddingYuri Suhl

Simon Boom Gives a Wedding
Yuri Suhl · 1972