Paul Goble, American Writer

A detailed Summary of Paul Goble, American Writer

Paul Goble is the author and illustrator of the book The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses, and many other books. The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses received a Caldecott Medal in 1979. Goble has a very strange, yet interesting style.

Paul Goble was born on September 27, 1933 in Surrey, England. His most memorable thing from childhood days is the creative world of make-believe. His parents' names are Robert John Goble, who was a harpsichord maker, and Marion Elizabeth (Brown) Goble, who was a musician. When he turned 12, his parents moved their harpsichord-making workshop to Oxford. There, he went to public school. After school, two years of milita

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