Name: A Visit to Brambly Hedge: Imagining the World Within the Hedgerow
Price: 327.00 ZAR
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Author: Jill Barklem
ISBN: 9780008752408

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A Visit to Brambly Hedge: Imagining the World Within the Hedgerow

Type

Physical Book

Author

Jill Barklem

Publisher

Harpercollins Children's Books

Year

2025

Language

English

Pages

112

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

252 x 195 x 10 mm

ISBN13

9780008752408

A Visit to Brambly Hedge: Imagining the World Within the Hedgerow

Jill Barklem (Author) · Harpercollins Children's Books · Hardcover

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Synopsis "A Visit to Brambly Hedge: Imagining the World Within the Hedgerow"

A behind-the-scenes look at the miniature world of the hedgerow - with never-seen-before stories, sketches and archive content, perfect for fans young and old!Immerse yourself in the world of the hedgerow in this collection of unpublished artwork, photos and never-see-before content from the creator of the beloved Brambly Hedge stories.Spanning the seasons and all of Jill Barklem's hedgerow stories, discover all the research and intricate detail which underpinned her creative process, learn how these mice live and work in harmony with their environment, and watch the world of the hedgerow take shape through behind-the-scenes drawings from Jill's own sketchbooks.

Jill Barklem

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Jill Barklem (born Gillian Gaze; May 23, 1951 – November 15, 2017) was a British writer and illustrator, known for her children's book series "Brambly Hedge". Inspired by the nature of Epping, Essex, where she grew up, Barklem created a detailed world inhabited by mice that reflect English rural life.

Among her most notable works are "Spring Story" (1980), "Summer Story" (1980), "Autumn Story" (1980), "Winter Story" (1980), "The Secret Staircase" (1983), "The High Hills" (1986), "Sea Story" (1990), and "Poppy's Babies" (1994). These books, belonging to the children's literature genre, have been translated into more than 13 languages and have sold over seven million copies worldwide.

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