Books in Children's Illustrators series

Shipped from UK, please allow 10 to 21 business days for arrival. Very Good, 1967 re-print. Book is in excellent condition, beautiful blue pattered endpapers with a neat Welsh inscription to front, and small cellotape marks to front and back. Pages bright and crisp throughout with delightful black and white illustration and colour plates distributed throughout the text by E. H. Shepard. Bound in grey cloth boards, decorated with a blue patterned print; excellent condition but with a tiny amount of wear to top and tail of spine. Displayed within original unclipped dustwrapper, a little scuffed and with cellotape marks around the edges but totally in-tact and beautifully illustrated.

Short Stories, Fun Facts, Activities and more!This is a compilation of previously released short stories for children. It is filled with bedtime stories, interesting illustrations, fun facts and activities. These read along stories are great for early readers.Each story teaches your child an important value to develop strong character.Main Features:20 fun short stories for childrenFun activities after each storyColorful illustrationsIdeal for early and beginner readersFun factsWhat Am I Guessing GamesIncluded stories:The Lost and Found BallPostman Ben’s BiscuitLittle Bella to the RescueFelix and JennieMessy Sasha Helping Each OtherSam and the FluteListening to MamaMurphy and LilyHonesty is best Olly Needs A FriendWilfred the Whale Helps Tim the TurtleFrank and the RaceTim and the NecklaceForgive OthersNate and the BullyI want it too!Jack Learns his LessonStranger or Friend?Moby's PictureEnjoy these stories with your child today.The stories in this book were previously released in these separate books:Charlie the Dog: Short Stories For Kids (Bedtime Stories For Kids Book 1)Oliver the Tiger: Short Stories For Kids (Bedtime Stories For Kids Book 2)Danny the Dolphin: Short Stories For Kids (Bedtime Stories For Kids Book 3)Nate the Monster: Short Stories For Kids (Bedtime Stories For Kids Book 4)

. Diamond is a coachman’s son, named after his father’s favorite horse, and he sleeps in a loft above the stables, where the hay is warm but the wind blows keenly. One night, he is visited by a beautiful lady whose black hair fills the room: the North Wind herself. Sweeping Diamond up in her hair, she takes him to a series of marvelous destinations, from a cathedral where the Apostles come alive, to a country at the back of the North Wind. As they travel across the skies, North Wind reveals her awesome force and her power to destroy as well as mend, yet Diamond never loses his faith in her. Through his journeys he grows in patience and goodness, helping his mother and father, and others around them, through illness and poverty – until North Wind’s final plans for them are revealed. His touching and powerful fable, with its spiritual learning lightly worn, continues to work its magic on readers young and old.