Bids are being welcomed for 18 original illustrations by an award-winning artist, with all proceeds helping put books in the hands of Jersey children.
They've been donated by former Children's Laureate Chris Riddell, after his appearance at this year's Jersey Festival of Words.
They're on display at Jersey Library for visitors to view the original artwork and take part in the auction.
The illustrations were made during Chris' event with wild taleteller The Story Beast (Jersey man, John Henry Falle), which brought Norman history to life through a lively combination of storytelling and live drawing.
The event, marking 1,000 years since the birth of William the Conqueror, explored the story of 12th century Jersey monk Master Wace and his epic account of Norman history, the Roman de Rou.
The exhibition is open until 27 November on the second floor of Jersey Library.
The full collection can also be viewed online and bids can be placed through an online bidding document.
Bids start at £10, with all money raised going towards giving books to Jersey children whose families can't afford them.
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