John S. Goodall was a British author, watercolour painter, and illustrator, celebrated primarily for his wordless picture books. His works frequently captured the essence of the Victorian and Edwardian eras, establishing him as one of England's most cherished artists. Beyond his own creations, he also provided illustrations for numerous publications and collaborated on books by other writers. Goodall's distinctive style and focus on historical subjects continue to resonate with readers.
Depicts various aspects of the "season" in Edwardian times when the wealthy classes and aristocrats converged on London for a succession of entertainments at Court, the opera, the races, country estates, etc.
An enchanting story of village life from the bestselling author of the FAIRACRE series.
Nothing can be kept secret for long in Thrush Green...
A celebration causes trouble in the village of Thrush Green...
Illustrations without text depict everyday life in an English village during the Edwardian era.
Lavinia's country cottage and grounds appear in drawings with pop-up parts, tabs, and flaps.
