Annie M. G. Schmidt
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Annie Maria Geertruida Schmidt (Kapelle, 20 May 1911 – Amsterdam, 21 May 1995) was a prolific Dutch writer, especially cherished for her children's books.
Although Schmidt wrote poetry, songs, books, plays, musicals, and radio and television drama for adults, she is known best for children's books. Her best-known work for children may be the series Jip and Janneke. Many of her books, such as Pluk van de Petteflet, were illustrated by Fiep Westendorp.
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