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Stories for Under-Fives, edited by Sara & Stephen Corrin
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Monday Morning Dance
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The Garden Path
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The Knobbly Tree
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Night Flight
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Rhymes for Annie Rose
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A Midwinter Night's Dream
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A Midwinter Night's Dream
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A Midwinter Night's Dream
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Enchantment in the Garden, by Shirley Hughes
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... The sunlit lake where Neptune, the great sea god, rode on a sea monster surrounded by nymphs
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She had a sense of being watched; as though the statues were stealthily turning their eyes to look down at her
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She crept out on to her balcony and saw Cherubino standing there in the hot, still garden
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Valerie hurried over and knelt down in front of him
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The Lion and the Unicorn (front cover)
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The Lion and the Unicorn (back cover)
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Lenny joined a crowd of other children at the railway station.
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Charlie Moon and the Big Bonanza Bust Up
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The Patterson family lived at number twenty-six Trotter Street
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Josie had a room of her own
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Harvey and little Pete shared the back bedroom
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A lorry had arrived at their house
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And at last the Patterson family were able to move in
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Here Comes Charlie Moon
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My Naughty Little Sister and Bad Harry's Rabbit
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Bad Harry stood his rabbit beside him.
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"If I'm lucky I'll get the picture in the paper," the man said
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Harry was the only one you noticed
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Annie Rose is my Little Sister, by Shirley Hughes
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But she can't make a daisy chain. Neither can I.
