The little bookroom
Subtitle: Eleanor Farjeon's short stories for children chosen by herself
By: illustrated by Edward Ardizzone.
Contributors: Ardizzone, Edward, 1900-1979
Edition: Second impression.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 1956
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 302
Subjects: Children's stories, English
Notes: Fisher copy: Bound in orange cloth, with illustrated dust jacket. With printed band indicating that the book is the Carnegie Medal winner, 1955. 
Table of contents: title: The king and the corn; title: The king's daughter cries for the moon; title: Young Kate; title: The flower without a name; title: The goldfish; title: The clumber pup; title: The miracle of the poor island; title: The girl who kissed the peach-tree; title: Westwoods; title: The barrel-organ; title: The giant and the mite; title: The little dressmaker; title: The lady's room; title: The seventh princess; title: Leaving paradise; title: The little lady's roses; title: In those days; title: The Connemara donkey; title: The Tims; title: Pennyworth; title: And I dance mine own child; title: The lovebirds; title: San fairy Ann; title: The glass peacock; title: The kind farmer; title: Old Surly and the boy.