Little Toller 🇺🇦🇵🇸さんのイラストまとめ

An event! @DQuinlivanB and @PippaMarland in conversation at Gloucester Road Books - 22 June! Tickets: https://t.co/HOu6DItwUC

'There are three loose-leaf volumes in manilla covers with rounded corners'. A beautifu newl essay on The Clearing by @MichelleWerrett in which she uncovers the secrets of a Devon hedge through 1940s notebooks. https://t.co/XCDvSZc1ye

I'm helping my Dad who runs the Dovecote Press get word out about his new book on Mary Anning.

This is a beautifully illustrated and timely biography please dear bookshops order a copy or two!

https://t.co/7hASe0UWUO
#maryanning

@thebookseller
@IndieBookshopUK

Rose Fulton is 11. She illustrated a book and it's quite the most beautiful thing. She's used her creativity to raise money for two charities @NHSCharities and #autismwellbeing we think she's amazingly talented.

Read all about Rose's campaign here.

https://t.co/fqKpNPnq2c

Nothing quite like researching an Alexandra Harris book.
Liber Floridus' (Book of Flowers), a Medieval encyclopedia produced some 900 years ago in Flanders is probably the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.
Time and Place will be published this autumn.

Oh my goodness I’m speechless.
@beakheads wrote a book for us called King of Dust in part about the Romanesque, Ed Kluz responded with these endpapers & now @dovegreyreader has made the most exquisite quilted square as a 10 year publishing birthday present. We are all astonished.

HELP NEEDED.
We have a swarm of bees in our chimney / log burner. I need a local bee keeper to help us extract them safely. I think there are hundreds. Please RT.

Clifford Webb (1894-1972) was one of Britain’s foremost wood engravers and illustrator of children’s books, but today his work is often overlooked. Many only know him for his illustrations in Swallows & Amazons. Hopefully this will change when we publish this in March.

In our final Toller Advent calendar, take a wintry walk with Marcus Sedgwick. Snow is just £10 today.https://t.co/6yHgFf7oJB

Today we dragged the children to yet another church to see more frescoes. But for me this was a personal pilgrimage. The sublime frescoes of Piero Della Francesca in Arezzo.