Tracy Dockray (born 1962) is an American artist. She illustrated the current HarperCollins editions of Beverly Cleary's children's novels. Biography Tracy Dockray spent her early years growing up on the plains of Texas before moving to New York where she attained an MFA from the Pratt Institute. She moved from mural painting to puppet design to fabric design before she found her passion creating children's books. She currently resides in Greenwich Village, New York with her husband, children, and pets. She is mostly known for the popular series by Beverly Cleary that she illustrated which includes the Ramona Series and the Mouse and the Motorcycle Series. Most recently she illustrated the Fix-It Friends Series by Nicole C. Kear. Altogether, Dockray has illustrated over 25 books. Her careers throughout the years included the following: puppetry sculpture illustrating painting murals school playgrounds hospitals children's rooms Information Dockray has participated in the Learning Inc. Literacy Programs as well as the Learning Leaders Author's Read-aloud Program that is located in New York. She has contributed to the annual Children's Literary Event that is located at the Bethlehem Center in Dallas, Texas. Dockray is a member of the Society of Illustrators. Bibliography Fix-It Friends books 1-4 by Nicole C. Kear Izzy and Oscar by Allison Estes Stay! by Lois Lowry The Scare in My Hair by Tracy Dockray The Lost and Found Pony by Tracy Dockray Sweet Baby Feet byMargaret O'hair The Tushy Book by Fran Manushkin Jammy Dance by Rebecca Janni Hear That? by Tama Janowitz My Bunny Diary by Tracy Dockray Delia at the Delano by Bob Morris Grimm's Grimmest by Tracy Dockray Books by Beverly Cleary Beezus and Ramona Ramona the Pest Ramona the Brave Ramona and Her Father Ramona and Her Mother Ramona Quimby, Age 8 Ramona Forever Ramona's World The Mouse and the Motorcycle Runaway Ralph Ralph S. Mouse "Henry Huggins" "Henry and Beezus" "Henry and Ribsy" "Henry and the Paper Route" "Henry and the Clubhouse" "Mich and Amy" "Muggie Maggie" "Socks" "Ribsy" "Emily's Runaway Imagination" "Otis Spofford" References External links Tracy Dockray at harpercollinschildrens.com Tracy Dockray's Website 1962 births Living people 20th-century American women artists American children's book illustrators Artists from Texas Pratt Institute alumni Tracy 21st-century American women