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New Releases by Pauline Baynes

Pauline Baynes is the author of Mordaith y Sioned Ann (1989), How Dog Began (1987), Map of Narnia (1986), Seppä ja Satumaa (1983), Y llew a'r wrach (1983).

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Mordaith y Sioned Ann

by: Clive Staples Lewis, Pauline Baynes

release date: Jan 01, 1989

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How Dog Began

by: Pauline Baynes

release date: Jan 01, 1987

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Prehistoric cave dwellers take in a wild canine and turn him into the world''s first tame dog.

Map of Narnia

by: Pauline Baynes

release date: Aug 01, 1986

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Seppä ja Satumaa

by: John Ronald Reuel Tolkien, Pauline Baynes, Panu Pekkanen

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A human has dealings with the Faery after swallowing a fairy star baked in a cake made for the village of Wootton Major''s traditional Twenty-four Feast.