Ruth Brown is the celebrated creator of some of Britain's most beloved children's books. She is highly respected as both an author and an illustrator, known for her numerous picture books. Her distinctive style and engaging narratives have made her a significant figure in children's literature.
"Learn how to create ... beautiful, subtle, blueprints on gorgeous fabrics. Also, find out how to create digital negatives, how to colour your cyanotypes and how to take care of your prints"--Back cover.
The gardener tells of the devoted dog who lingered near his master's grave from 1858 until his own death in 1872 and who won the affection of an entire town in Scotland.
"If you plant ten seeds, what do you get? Follow nature's wonderful cycle in this engaging counting book with a difference!"--P. [4] of cover.
Two children search for a giant, concealed in illustrations of a gloomy wood, and flee in terror when they come upon one waking up from his long sleep.
A horse in nineteenth-century England recounts his experiences with both good and bad masters.
Slimy Snail takes a trip around the yard, overcoming different obstacles on the way.
Buddy the cat imitates all those around him, whether they are cats, dogs, or squirrels
The narrative centers on Priscilla, a female disciple who accompanies Jesus following his baptism by John the Baptist. Through her perspective, the story explores the experiences and challenges faced by Jesus and his followers, highlighting the often-overlooked role of women in the early Christian community. Priscilla's journey offers a unique lens on faith, devotion, and the transformative impact of Jesus' teachings.
When a little girl finds a stray cat and leaves him with the country vet, Herriot and his wife fall in love with him and name him Oscar. But the cat keeps sneaking away, and they don't know why--until he begins turning up at social events all over the village. It seems Oscar is just a cat who likes to visit: a cat-about-town. Color illustrations.
