Shirley Barber

Rachel and Robert thought there was something strange about that big, old, mirror in Aunt Zelda's gift shop. She told them there was a magical world on the other side, and they wondered if that was true. Then, one day, their question was answered, in a most spectacular way . . . An original picture book by Shirley Barber.

Rachel and Robert thought there was something strange about that big, old, mirror in Aunt Zelda's gift shop. She told them there was a magical world on the other side, and they wondered if that was true. Then, one day, their question was answered, in a most spectacular way . . . An original picture book by Shirley Barber.

The third book in the Martha B. Rabbit series by Shirley Barber. Martha B. Rabbit knows all about those wicked rats. A long time ago, they stole all the food she had stored for the cold winter months ahead, and left her with nothing but a jar of mustard But little does she know they are up to mischief again, planning to steal all the delicious food she brings home from Mr. Gnome's guesthouse . . .

The fourth book in the Martha B. Rabbit series by Shirley Barber. Martha B. Rabbit knows a long, cold winter is coming, and that she and Tabitha will need to be ready before the icy weather sets in. So together they gather lots of food and all the things they need to stay warm during the wintery months ahead. They also make sure they have plenty to share with their forest friends.

The second book in Shirley Barber's Martha B. Rabbit series. Martha's friend Daphne Duck is gentle and sweet -- but she is also very forgetful Somehow she loses her ducklings on her way to market. She simply can't remember where she left them Luckily, Martha B. Rabbit and Tabitha Cat help her to find them, and then they come up with a plan so she won't lose them again.

What happens when Little Bunny and his friends shake a tree to make the apples fall to the ground? Who will get cross? What can be done? This is a gently humorous story about friendships, mishaps, family life, and teamwork, perfect for very young readers, and beautifully illustrated in Shirley Barber's classic, imitable style.

This beautifully illustrated book of original fairy verses by Shirley Barber together with a selection of classic fairy verses by other poets features the exquisitely detailed illustrations of Shirley Barber together with a stunning 3-D lenticular embedded in the front cover.

Martha B. Rabbit faces hardship when a trio of wicked rats steals her carefully stored supplies. Bravely, she sets out into the snow in search of a solution to her troubles. After a scary encounter with a fox, she arrives at the guesthouse of Mr. Gnome, and from there a new life for her begins.

It's the day of the ball in Fairyland, but little Princess Tansy is too young to attend. Instead, she watches the proceedings from the terrace high above. From there, she can see her awful Great Aunt Oralia, her lovely sister Princess Melodie, the charming Prince Leon, and . . . .two mysterious characters who are up to no good What will Tansy do?