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Edward Ardizzone

    October 16, 1900 – November 8, 1979

    Edward Ardizzone was an English artist, writer, and illustrator, primarily recognized for his captivating children's books. His work is distinguished by a unique artistic sensibility and a narrative approach that appeals to young readers and adults alike. Ardizzone crafted worlds that resonate with imagination and warmth. His contributions to children's literature and illustration have cemented his legacy as a significant figure in the field.

    Sarah and Simon and No Red Paint
    Tim's Friend Towser
    Peacock Pie
    Tim to the Rescue
    Indian diary 1952 - 53
    Sketches for Friends
    • Sketches for Friends

      • 128 pages
      • 5 hours of reading
      4.6(11)Add rating

      The book features a collection of letters, envelopes, and illustrations by a talented artist known for infusing his correspondence with whimsical sketches and charming vignettes. Each piece is crafted with a playful yet skilled approach to outline, wash, and color, showcasing his unique artistic flair. The letters reveal a personal touch, reflecting his affection for family and friends through humor and creativity.

      Sketches for Friends
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      Indian diary 1952 - 53
    • Tim to the Rescue

      • 56 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Bored with his schoolwork, Tim is longing to be at sea again when who should appear but his old friend, Captain McFee! On board ship, Tim befriends Ginger, the first ship' s boy. When mischievous Ginger gets into trouble, Tim must use all of his resourcefulness to come to the rescue.

      Tim to the Rescue
    • Peacock Pie

      • 107 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      A beautiful new edition of a classic anthology of Walter de la Mare's finest poems for children.

      Peacock Pie
    • Tim's Friend Towser

      • 56 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Tim and Ginger are working cabin boys on the S.S. Royal Fusilier when they find a puppy in one of the lifeboats. They decide to call him Towser and smuggle him on board, avoiding the watchful eyes of Captain Piper, who hates dogs. But as time goes on, Towser grows bigger and bigger...

      Tim's Friend Towser
    • Sarah and Simon live with their father and mother and their baby brother in a big room called a studio. Their father is an artist, and he is busy painting his masterpiece. When it is finished, they will become rich and famous, but in the meantime they are poor, yet very happy.

      Sarah and Simon and No Red Paint
    • The Wrong Side of the Bed

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      One morning Johnny gets out of the wrong side of the bed, and his day goes from bad to worse. Is there anything he can do to end his day happily?

      The Wrong Side of the Bed
    • Tim arrives home after a long holiday to find that his parents have vanished. He is determined to search, if necessary, the whole wide world, until he has found them. Winner of the Kate Greenaway Medal

      Tim All Alone
    • Little Horse Bus

      • 48 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      Mr Potter is a proud shopkeeper with a busy shop, until one day a big superstore opens across the street. The new store has a delivery service so Mr Potter employs an old little horse bus to deliver his wares. But when the superstore's delivery cart is stolen there is only one little horse bus to save the day!

      Little Horse Bus
    • Eager to go to sea, Tim and his friend Ginger are delighted to join the Claribel on a voyage, but when disaster strikes, the boys have to help out, Tim on the bridge and Ginger in the galley.

      Ship's Cook Ginger