Cover of a children's book titled "The House with the Little Red Door" by Grace Easton. The illustration features a small red house surrounded by trees and two children dressed in winter clothing, standing in a snowy landscape.
Open illustrated book showing a girl named Olivia standing in front of a red door surrounded by plants, with a cozy blue living room interior including a fireplace, armchair, rug, and window with red curtains.
Open children's book showing a tree with various rooms inside its trunk, a cozy room with a fire and kettle, and a scene with a mouse sitting on a floor with toys, a clock, puzzle pieces, and craft supplies.
Colorful illustrated children’s book open to a scene of a house with a red door, surrounded by green grass, flowers, and butterflies, with a sky filled with flying birds and distant rolling hills.
A colorful children's book illustration showing the cross-section of a house with multiple rooms filled with furniture and objects, set against a scenic background of rolling green hills, blue sky, and flying birds.
Back cover of a children's book with an illustration of trees with purple trunks and branches, pink and purple leaves, and a pastel pink and purple sky background. Text describing the story of Olivia and Mouse in a garden scene. Publisher information

The House with the Little Red Door published October 2025 by Thames & Hudson


Shortlisted for the V&A Illustration Awards 2026

“This sweet story, with jaw-dropping illustrations, is the perfect cosy tale for bedtime”

Books Are My Bag

“A large, lift-the-flap book with cute animal homes and surprises to find behind each window… a wonderfully cosy present for winter time”

The Observer

“A beautiful, touching picture book, featuring intricate lift-the-flap details and endearing characters”

The Guardian

“Enchanting – 4 stars”

The Daily Telegraph

“This stunning picture book about Mouse losing his old oak tree home in a snowstorm will charm grown ups just as much as children”"
Good Housekeeping

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Cannonball Coralie and the Lion published May 2020 by Frances Lincoln
Front cover of a children’s book titled "Cannonball Coralie and The Lion" by Grace Easton, featuring an illustration of a girl with red hair, standing among trees with an owl at her feet, in a forest scene.
Open children's book illustration with a girl wearing goggles, striped shirt, and yellow boots, standing on a large letter 'O' with the word 'KABOOM!' written in large uppercase letters on the left side.
An open children's book with colorful illustrations of a girl with red hair, wearing striped shirt and red shorts, standing on her hands and holding a leafy branch. There are also small animals like squirrels or foxes around her. The page includes te
Illustration of a parade through a forest with performers dressed as carnival characters, including a lion, a drum player, a person riding a bicycle, and a man in a tall hat leading the parade. The scene depicts a whimsical, colorful procession.
Illustration of a circus scene with trees, string lights, bunting, a red and white striped tent, people, a lion with a mane, and a girl in red shorts. The text says 'ROAR!' and a paragraph about arriving at a place called Coralie.
Open illustrated children's book showing a circus scene, with text reading 'A HUMAN CANNONBALL!' and depicting a cannon, a lion, a circus ringmaster, and children watching.
A cartoon illustration of a girl with red hair, wearing a striped shirt, peeking from behind a large red curtain with vertical stripes.
Illustrated children and adults dressed as circus performers, including a lion, a soldier, and a ringmaster, in a colorful circus scene from a children's book.
Illustration of a girl with red hair in a striped shirt and red shorts, holding a magician's hat, with small illustrated cats and dogs around her, and some text about balancing and juggling animals.
An illustrated scene shows a woman climbing a tall cannon with a crowd of small, colorful faces watching her. The cannon is firing, and there are string lights above. The scene has a background in shades of red and pink with some dark areas, and a sm
Illustration of a child dressed as a superhero with a striped shirt, red cape, goggles, and red shorts, demonstrating a flying pose with arms raised and a big smile.

Cannonball Coralie and the Lion published May 2018 by Frances Lincoln

“Easton’s matte illustrations make striking use of red and black for the circus’ excitement. The ferny, blue-green woods and Lion’s radiating mane agreeably evoke earlier artists: John Burningham, Martin and Alice Provensen, even Henri Rousseau. Well-paced and patterned, the narrative offers fully seven opportunities for children to join in with a “ROAR”… a roaring debut.”

— Kirkus starred review

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Cover of a book titled 'Prisoners of Geography' with a colorful map of the world including ships, airplanes, animals, and landmarks, written by Tim Marshall.
Open illustrated book showing a map of Russia and surrounding regions, with labels, illustrations, and informational text.
Open illustrated travel map of the United States showing states, geographical features, landmarks, and transportation icons, with detailed descriptions about USA geography and notable sites.
Illustration of soldiers and leaders on horses and marching, with one soldier holding a black flag and some soldiers holding shields, during a historical military scene.
Open illustrated book displaying a map of China with colorful graphics and text. The map includes geographical regions, cities, and landmarks with icons such as elephants, temples, and a train. Borders are decorated with flags of various countries.
Illustration of Chinese warriors on horseback, holding shields and swords, with some warriors in the background carrying flags. The scene depicts historical Chinese military figures.
Open book with illustration of a ship trapped in ice and a map of Crimea in Ukraine.

Prisoners of Geography: Our World Explained in 12 Simple Maps published October 2019 by Simon and Schuster

Shortlisted for Waterstones Book of the Year 2019
Shortlisted for Children’s Travel Book of the Year, Edward Stanford Travel Writing Awards 2020

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