New Releases by Edward Ardizzone

Tim stows away on a ship, learns to be useful and show his courage during a shipwreck. Preschool - Grade 2.

Sarah and Simon do all they can to help their parents, but when their father, an artist, needs red paint to complete his masterpiece and the art store owner refuses him credit, they do not know where to turn.

The Little Girl and the Tiny Doll by Aingelda Ardizzone and illustrated by Edward Ardizzone has been delighting generations of children. There was once a tiny doll who belonged to a girl who did not care for dolls. One day when the little girl was shopping in the supermarket with her mother, she threw the tiny doll into a deep freeze. So the tiny doll had to stay there, cold and lonely, and frightened by people shuffling all the food round her. But someone came along who felt sorry for her, and thought of ways to make her happier, so the tiny doll began to smile again.

Johnny cannot do anything right until he makes an unselfish gift.

When the crew of the Claribel fall sick, the second mate takes charge. He orders Tim to steer East - but Tim knows that this will lead the ship on to deadly rocks! The second mate, who is a terrible bully, refuses to listen. What can Tim do to save the ship?

'Nurse Matilda', 'Nurse Matilda goes to town' and 'Nurse Matilda goes to hospital' brought together in a complete set. This collection of stories hosts scenes of the most unimaginable and relentless bouts of mischief as the Brown children turn their minds to breaking all the rules. But when the no-nonsense nanny Nurse Matilda arrives with her very special kind of magic, things start to happen beyond everyone’s wildest expectations.

Hallo boy she said. Where are you going and what is your name? My name is Tim, answered the boy, I am a sailor, and I have been shipwrecked. Things never quite go to plan on one of Tim's voyages. In this adventure, Tim and his new friend Lucy go to sea in the beautiful yacht, Evangeline, but they quickly fall into the clutches of some villainous mutineers ...

A new edition of the Welsh adaptation of Dylan Thomas''s A Child''s Christmas in Wales. 15 full-colour illustrations and 16 black-and-white pen-and-ink illustrations.

Edward Ardizzone, one of England's most beloved artists and illustrators, was also an artist who could never resist the temptation of filling his letters to family and friends with enchanting vignettes and sketches. Like all of his work, these were done quickly, humorously, and lovingly, with a sure touch for outline, wash, and color that always distinguished his work. For the first time, here is a selection of those letters, envelopes, and illustrations, selected and edited by Judy Taylor, longtime children's book editor at the Bodley Head and among Ardizzone's closest friends and correspondents.

A catalogue raisonne of Edward Ardizzone''s work as a printmaker, this is also an explanation of the processes and techniques used by the artist whose reputation as a book-illustrator and official war artist continues to grow in the centenary year of his birth.

Charlotte lives in a big house with lots of toys but she is not happy, she wants to play with her friends and you can''t have better friends than Tim and Ginger when they''re bound for adventure, and trouble.

Tim rows out to rescue his careless friend Ginger from the rising tide, but their small boat is caught in a storm and dashed upon the rocks before they reach safety. Full-color and B&W illustrations.

Nicholas, Peter and the dog Jock find themselves riding on the outside of the train when they retrieve a lady''s hat, bag and spectacles. They decide to climb to the engine where another adventure awaits.