British Children's Writer Introduction

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 29. Chapters: H. E. Todd, Jeremy Strong, Ursula Moray Williams, Gwynedd Rae, Robert Swindells, Mary Hoffman, Jane Johnson, Paul Geraghty, Judith Berrisford, Mary Louisa Molesworth, Charles Butler, Joan Mary Wayne Brown, Susan Price, Gillian Cross, Juliana Horatia Ewing, Penelope Farmer, Debi Gliori, Lauren Brooke, Karen McCombie, Joanna Nadin, Lucy Peacock, Theresa Tomlinson, Andrew Norriss, Mary Norton, Jeannie Baker, Louise Arnold, Mary Ann Kilner, Martin Baynton, Florence Montgomery, Jonathan Gathorne-Hardy, Jill Barklem, Colin Dann, Michael Lawrence, John Ellis Williams, Eric Knight, Gwilym Edwards, John Rowe Townsend, Mini Grey, Jon Turley, Amy Catherine Walton, Elizabeth Kay, Philip Steele, Nick Butterworth, Cressida Cowell, Lady Rachel Billington, Jane Hissey, Scott Andrews, Jamie Rix, Stan Cullimore, Moelona, Penny Dale, Mick Inkpen, John Malam, Susie Hodge, Dorita Fairlie Bruce, Antonia Barber, Olivia FitzRoy, Helen Mason, Caroline Akrill, Mary Francis Ames, John F.C. Westerman, Frances M Hendry, Julia Jarman, Stephen Elboz, Eluned Morgan, Tony Ross, Janni Howker, Jac Jones, Gillian Baxter, Helen Cooper, Peter Carter, Ronald Pearsall, A. M. Burrage, Anne Digby, John Graham Wallace, Edward Tegla Davies, Diane Redmond, Margaret Stuart Barry, Adam Hargreaves, Gareth P. Jones, Lionel Bender, Andrew Murray, Tony Maddox, Bernard Benson, Gillian Rogerson, Joanne Owen, Robert Goodyear. Excerpt: H. E. Todd (1908-1988) was a British writer of children's fiction. He is best known for his "Bobby Brewster" children's books. Often the stories would have common household items suddenly coming to life and chatting to young Bobby Brewster. He was a storyteller as well as author, usually telling his own stories. He visited many schools to give storytelling sessions; see the reference below for peoples' memories of his school sessions. He ...