Marion Holland

Marion Holland (1908-1989) was an American author and illustrator, primarily known for her children's books. She wrote and illustrated over twenty books, many of which focused on realistic portrayals of childhood experiences, particularly those of young children navigating everyday situations. Common themes in her work include friendships, sibling relationships, and overcoming minor challenges. Her writing style is characterized by its simplicity, humor, and relatable characters. Holland's illustrations often complemented her stories with detailed line drawings that added to the charm and realism of her books. Some of her most notable works include "A Big Ball of String," "Billy's Clubhouse," and "No Children, No Pets."