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Money may not grow on trees, but I'd like to think that somewhere children's books do.
I hope you enjoy my first attempt at making a bookplate.
Feel free to print it out on sticker printer paper and use it in your fall books.
For more free bookplates, visit author Anne Fine's lovely web page, My Home Library,
here.
There you'll find 200 bookplates by well-known illustrators, such as Jane Ray, Quentin Blake and Polly Dunbar.
Happy autumn to all of you!
Jenny
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Thank you for the link to the book plates. They are wonderful.