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1960's and 1970's

An inventive counting book which teaches young readers the numbers from one to infinity

The Great Big Enormous Turnip book cover

An old man plants a little turnip that grows and grows, until it's so big that it takes everyone including the mouse to pull it. The mouse added just the necessary weight to the line formed by all those trying to pull up the giant turnip.

The Dragon of an Ordinary Family book cover

When ordinary Mr. Belsaki can't resist a pet-store bargain, he brings home a small housebroken dragon. Soon the pet grows large enough to fly all the Belsakis on a magical adventure, where the ordinary family gets more than it bargained for. An extraordinary romp to tickle both the funnybone and the imagination. Winner of the Kate Greenaway Medal in 1969

Lady Huntington's thank you notes reflect her feelings as her true love, Lord Gilbert, continues to send her outlandish gifts during the twelve days of Christmas.

The Quangle Wangle is lonely in the Crumpetty Tree, until a whole host of creatures come to live on his (very large) beaver hat.

Lewis Carroll's magnificent nonsense poem The Hunting of the Snark features an unlikely cast of characters drawn from the Jabberwocky in Through the Looking Glass.

Helbert and his mother like doing a lot of things together, but their experiment with a plum stone gets out of hand

Bertha and Briggs dream of a life of luxury beyond the confines of their pig-sty, yet when their dreams come true the two pigs soon discover that smart clothes and a flashy car are no match for a good roll in the grass.

Balooky Klujypop unearths an elephant in her garden

The Diamond family finds temporary shelter in a house built by their friends from the zoo.

A cousin of Arty’s called Neil
 Had been told it was sinful to steal; 
But if emptied, his pockets 
Showed pen-knives and lockets 
And things you would rather not feel.

Young readers are Introduced to the letters of the alphabet with words describing various illustrated objects

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1960's and 1970's

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