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SOWERBY, John George
Afternoon Tea. Rhymes for Children
With Original Illustrations by J.G. Sowerby and H.H. Emmerson.
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SPYRI, Johanna
Heidi [with] Heidi Grows Up [with] Heidi’s Children
Illustrated by Pelagie Doane.
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STRANG, Herbert
With Marlborough to Malplaquet
A Story of the Reign of Queen Anne.
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STRANKS, Alan
On Duty with PC49
With a Foreword by Brian Reece. Illustrated by F.G. Moorsom.
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STRIKER, Fran
The Lone Ranger and the Mystery Ranch
Written by Fran Striker and based on the famous Lone Ranger adventures created by Geo. W. Trendle.
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TIDDEMAN, L.E.
Angelica’s Troubles
With Illustrations by M. . Boole. Fourth Edition.
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TURNER], [Mrs E.
The Cowslip, or Cautionary Stories in Verse
[Facsimile Edition by Leadenhall Press].
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UTTLEY, Alison
Little Grey Rabbit’s Pancake Day
Pictures by Margaret Tempest. [A Little Grey Rabbit book.]
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UTTLEY, Alison
Hare and Guy Fawkes
Pictures by Margaret Tempest. [A Little Grey Rabbit book.]
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UTTLEY, Alison
Fuzzypeg’s Brother
Pictures by Katherine Wigglesworth after Margaret Tempest. [A Little Grey Rabbit book.]
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UTTLEY, Alison
The Speckledy Hen. [A Little Grey Rabbit book.]
Pictures by Margaret Tempest.
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UTTLEY, Alison
Water-Rat’s Picnic. [A Litle Grey Rabbit book.]
Pictures by Margaret Tempest.
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UTTLEY, Alison
Hare goes Shopping. [A Litle Grey Rabbit book.]
Pictures by Margaret Tempest. [Second Impression.]
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UTTLEY, Alison
Grey Rabbit and the Circus. [A Litle Grey Rabbit book.]
Pictures by Margaret Tempest.
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Children's & Juvenilia
For many of us the love of books and the joy reading began in childhood. Our stock includes a wide range of children’s books and juvenilia, from early chapbooks to modern classics. Here too are many titles from the ‘golden age’ of Victorian fiction, Edwardian school stories, pre- and post-war favourites, right up to the present day.