Jerome Ruillier

Jerome Ruillier

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Jerome Ruilier was born in 1966 in Madagascar and has lived much of his adult life in France. After spending the first dozen years of his career as a children s book illustrator, in 2009 he wrote and drew his first graphic novel, Le Coeur-enclume, a deeply personal account of the first six days following the birth of a child with disabilities. His next graphic novel, Les Mohamed, was based on interviews with immigrants from North Africa conducted by the writer Yamina Benguigui, which explored the challenges that many immigrants in France face as they attempt to integrate in a new society. The Strange is Ruillier s first graphic novel translated into English.
12th June 2018

The Strange

The Strange follows an unnamed, undocumented immigrant who tries to forge a new life in a Western country where he doesn... MoreThe Strange

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A Huge Hug: Understanding and Embracing Why Families Change

A simple picture book that articulates and illustrates the emotions children feel when their parents separate, for young... MoreA Huge Hug: Understanding and Embracing Why Families Change

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