Tributes as kids author Judith dies at age of 95
Kerr with her book CHILDREN’S author and illustrator Judith Kerr, who enchanted millions with books such as The Tiger Who Came To Tea, has died at 95.
Tributes poured in yesterday after her death, following a short illness, was announced by her publisher.
Judith, who fled the Nazis as a child, later dreamed up the tiger tale to amuse her two youngsters.
In a 50-year career she also wrote the Mog series, based on her beloved cat, and more than 30 other books.
She was producing stories and illustrations into her 90s. Her latest, The Curse of the School Rabbit, is out in June.
Spandau Ballet musician Gary Kemp said: “Goodbye, Judith Kerr. All my four boys have adored you and I’ve loved reading your work to them. For ever on our bookshelves and in our imaginations.”
Actor and children’s author David Walliams called her a legend who gave pleasure to millions.
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