Bramley hedge

Yes, please. Sit me down in a comfy wing chair before an open fire on a snowy evening and bring me a pie. I am afraid of mice but not those from "Brambly Hedge" by Jill Barklem. Interior design by animals wearing clothes is one of my favorite things. via

When her twin boys are tucked up in bed, Maddie Brindley (Mads) creates magical, miniature worlds that have to be seen to be believed. She’s made a Hobbit Hole, based on the book and film – The Hobbit – where every finely crafted detail is true to the story and will leave you marvelling at

Jill Barklem, Brambly Hedge

Jill Barklem (1951-2017) British writer and illustrator Website: bramblyhedge.com/ This is a copyright work for educational purposes only.

Such cute stories and amazingly detailed illustrations.

'The Mole had been working very hard all the morning, spring-cleaning his little home'. This is the well known opening line from Kenneth Grahame's 'The Wind in the Willows'. First published in 1908 it is now a much loved children's classic. In my last blog post I promised to tell you more about the book that is wonderfully illustrated by Inga Moore. The book begins with the Mole painting his ceiling. After a while he grows tired and throws down his brush. There is a hint of spring in the air…

Autumn in Brambly Hedge. By Jill Barklem.

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