In a special feature for The New York Times, photographers Gin Majka, Greta Rybus and Elizabeth Egan explore the lasting impact of Robert McCloskey’s beloved children’s books, such as Make Way for Ducklings and Blueberries for Sal, on the state of Maine. The article delves into how McCloskey’s illustrations, inspired by the landscapes and communities of Maine, continue to shape the state's cultural identity. As the piece notes, “McCloskey’s books have long been a lens through which generations of children have viewed Maine’s landscape, imbuing the state with a sense of magic and place.”

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