More exploration of picture books, this time Inga Moore's interpretation of part of Wind in the Willows.
She twines the fantasy of animals dressed as humans and operating in a human society with references to real products, familiar to Brit children,Hovis bread, Sharp's toffee, Typhoo tea, and scenes like this one of a narrow street in a cathedral town, while elsewhere there's a reference to the white horse on the chalk Downs. It just seems very likely, as you get into her world, that Toad's adventures are historical fact.
Definitely recommended for children of any age.
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Showing posts with label Inga Moore's Adventures of Mr Toad. Show all posts
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Tuesday, July 10, 2018
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