Bonibel Butler facts for kids

Bonnibel Butler was a talented artist who illustrated children's books in the early 1900s. She also created designs and pictures for popular magazines, such as St. Nicholas.

Her Work as an Artist

Bonnibel Butler worked for a company called the P. F. Volland Company. This company published many books. She drew pictures for a book called Let's Pretend. William Mac Harg wrote this book. It was published in 1914.

Books She Illustrated

Here are some of the books Bonnibel Butler helped create:

• The Baby's Record of Mental and Physical Growth and Her Horoscope (1913) - This book was written by Bonnibel Butler herself.
• Let's Pretend, Some Adventures of the Golden Age of Nursery Land (1914) - She illustrated this book by William Mac Harg.
• Cupids & Kisses; A Book of Delights (1914) - She added decorations to this book by Wallace and Frances Rice.
• Mother Goose favorites (1930) - This classic children's book was also illustrated by Bonnibel Butler.
• Holland Stories (1932) - She worked with Mary Estella Smith on this book.