Kunhardt, Dorothy

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Kunhardt, Dorothy (b. Meserve) (1901–79) author, illustrator; born in New York City. Based in New York City and Beverly, Mass., she began writing in the 1930s and became famous for a new concept of touch-and-feel books for young children, notably Pat the Bunny (1940), a popular classic.

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