Martin Matje

Martin Matje (1962–2004) was a French illustrator.^[1] He was born in Paris, illustrated many books for children in his native France. He got a degree in Engineering and worked as a art director of the magazine Je Bouquine at Bayard^[2] Presse.

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The number of book written by Martin Matie

• A PIG NAMED PERRIER^[3]
• A Straw for Two (Companion To: The Ink Drinker)^[4]
• Celeste: A Day in the Park^[5]
• Courage, Trouillard! (J'aime Lire)^[6]
• Drôle de cadeau dans le traîneau (Les Belles Histoires) (French Edition) [French]^[7]
• Harry and Lulu^[8]
• Little Red Ink Drinker^[9]
• The City of Ink Drinkers^[10]
• Wallace Hoskins, the Boy Who Grew Down^[11]
• When It Starts to Snow^[12]

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