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Ali Teo

Ali Teo is a freelance illustrator who lives in Wellington. Ali was born in East Malaysia in 1972. She grew up in Wainuiomata and attended Wellington Polytechnic, earning a Bachelor in Design. Ali has illustrated many picture books and beginner readers.

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Selected bibliography:

  • Rangi and His Dinosaurs, text by Kāterina Mataira (Huia 1998)
  • Where Is Rubber Duckee?, text by Janice Marriott (Water Safety 2002)
  • Tekiteora, Kei Hea ō Hu, by Ngāreta Gabel, illustrated with Astrid Jensen (Huia 2003). Published in English as Oh Hogwash, Sweet Pea!
  • Kiss! Kiss! Yuck! Yuck!, text by Kyle Mewburn, illustrated with John O’Reilly (Scholastic 2006)
  • Barnaby Bennett, text by Hannah Rainforth (Huia 2006)
  • Tahi – One Lucky Kiwi, text by Melanie Drewery, illustrated with John O’Reilly (Random House 2007)
  • Duck’s Stuck, text by Kyle Mewburn, illustrated with John O’Reilly (Scholastic 2008)
  • Amazing Tales of Aotearoa, text by Glenn Colquhoun (Raupo 2008)
  • Melu, text by Kyle Mewburn, illustrated by John O’Reilly (Scholastic 2012)

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