This year marks the 20th anniversary of How to Catch a Star, the debut picture book by Oliver Jeffers that launched his remarkable career in children's literature.

Theatremaker Marc Mac Lochlainn writes for Culture about his adaptation of Oliver Jeffers' classic children's book How To Catch A Star, which comes to The Ark, Dublin, this month.

Oliver Jeffers will celebrate the 20th anniversary of his debut picture book 'How to Catch a Star' with a new installment in the adventures of his Boy and Penguin characters.

Twenty years after his first ‘boy and the penguin’ bestseller, Oliver Jeffers is back with a surprise new entry in the series.

But Jeffers is best known to countless children and parents for his remarkable picture books, which include “Lost & Found,” “How to Catch a Star” and “Stuck,” as well as collaborations ...

Jeffers is a visual artist, author and climate activist whose oeuvre spans picture books, fine art, and large-scale installations.

Jeffers will be making his first trip to Texas to talk about his work at Arts & Letters Live's free BooksmArt program for kids at the Dallas Museum of Art on Feb. 9.