Books with author R. F. Gilmor

When two new dolls are added to the nursery and say very mean and unkind things about Raggedy Ann and her shoe button eye, and yarn hair, feelings are hurt. How Raggedy Ann handles this situation is a lesson for all young children. In this delightful classical adventure Raggedy Ann never loses her smile. From the original collection of Johnny Gruelle as presented by R.F. Gilmor from her Vintage Series, for a new generation of young readers. For little hands to hold and to love.

Aesop Fable: The old Aesop tale of 'Slow and Steady Wins the Race'. This is such a delightful lesson for children of all ages. Stick to the task and don't become so confident that we let distractions take us off course. This version by R.F. Gilmor is presented in simple verse that gently carries this tale from start to finish along with the vivid illustrations by Eugenia Meli will keep your young reader's attention focused on this exciting race.

It's Christmas Eve, and all of a sudden the alarm goes off at the North Pole, when Santa Clause can’t find the bag of toys that he needs to take on his sleigh.. All the Elves, reindeer and snowmen join in the search! The only clues are the tracks in the snow leading away from the Toy Shop. But where do they lead and who would take Santa’s Bag of Toys? Will they be found in time for Christmas? You will enjoy this delightful poetic Christmas verse as told by R.F. Gilmor in her rhythmic style for early readers.

The Vintage Series by RF. Gilmor, presents to a new generation of young readers those stories from the past that were treasured and loved. A delightful bedtime story by Beatrix Potter comparing the Bad Rabbit to the Good Rabbit. The Bad Rabbit has no manners and your young reader will immediately relate to the Good Rabbit as they experience right and wrong. Simplistic in word introduction to the very young. A delightful story.

Beatrix Potter: The Tale of Ginger and Pickles A wonderful tale of being too kind to your neighbors and how they abused that kindness to the point of ruin. Ginger and Pickles, a dog and cat offered credit to all who shopped in their store. But no one ever paid their bill! With illustrations, the fantasy world comes to life again in the Vintage Series of R.F. Gilmor for a new generation of young readers to hold and to love.

Beatrix Potter: Bedtime stories A Mouse in the House Beatrix Potter stories featuring mice as her main characters. Given all the qualities and attributes of humans, we experience both the good and bad and maybe even a lesson or two. A delightfully illustrated adventure sure to be remembered for a lifetime. A collection for little hands to hold and to love.

When the snow is falling and the old tailor has only a very few days to finish a beautiful coat of cherry red, for the Mayor of Gloucester, how will he ever get it done. Sick from the cold the poor old tailor takes to his bed. Follow the family of tiny mice tht live at the tailor shop as Beatrix Potter, once more creates a world of fantasy . Presented for a new generation of readers and for little hands to hold and to love.

A story that reminds one of Alice in Wonderland, as Lucie falls asleep and venture into the world of dreams. Her pet hedgehog becomes Mrs. Tiggy-winkle, the wash woman in Lucie's adventure as she tries to find her lost handkerchiefs and pinafore, that's a full apron that covers the front of an afternoon dress. A delightful tale that Beatrix Potter leads her readers through the farm where they meet the animals for whom Mrs. Tiggy-winkle washes and irons. Not until Lucie awakes does se realize that Mrs. Tiggy-winkle is a little brown hedgehog , except that there really is a small door into the hill! Presented by R.F. Gilmor for little hands of a new generation to hold and to love.

This story is from the original book with the illustrations that Beatrix Potter made so dear to us all. In paperback and digital formate making that adorable little rabbit named Peter who ventured into Mr. McGregor's garden, available to a new generation of children. A book that is accessible to your child to be looked at, read and re-reread, not hidden from little hands on the book shelf.