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Gina Calleja

1928 – 2017

Canadian author and illustrator

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About Gina Calleja

Lived 1928 – 2017 (aged 88). Gina Calleja was a Canadian writer, illustrator and children's writer.

Gina Calleja, born Jean Gadsby, (March 12, 1928 – March 7, 2017) was an author and illustrator of children's books in Canada.

Personal life and education Calleja was born Jean Gadsby in Lowestoft, England. She studied art at Reading University and London University's Slade School of Fine Art.

She married Joseph Calleja, a painter and sculptor from Malta, Soon after, she illustrated two of Frank Etherington's stories, The Spaghetti Word Race and Those Words.

Calleja created her first children's book as an author in 1983, entitled Tobo Hates Purple. She continued to write and illustrate over the next two decades; her most recent book is Great Food for Happy Kids in 2001.

Publications

As author

Tobo Hates Purple, 1983 Wizzo and the Cookie Babies, 1994 Bloor and Christie, 1998

As illustrator Peas Again for Lunch, 1980.

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Education
University of Reading, Slade School of Fine Art

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Gina Calleja?

Canadian author and illustrator

When was Gina Calleja born?

Gina Calleja was born on 12 March 1928 in Lowestoft.

When did Gina Calleja die?

Gina Calleja died on 7 March 2017.

What was Gina Calleja's occupation?

Gina Calleja was a writer, illustrator and children's writer.

What nationality was Gina Calleja?

Gina Calleja was Canadian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Gina Calleja

· Wikidata: Q28945666

· DBpedia: Gina Calleja

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