New Releases by Charles Keeping

Charles Keeping, born in 1924, was a Londoner and his childhood in Lambeth provided him with a source to draw on. In this study of his life and work his stature and contribution can be assessed in full, not just as a picture-book artist, but also as an illustrator of Dickens for the Folio Society.

Paradise Island, home for many years by residents, is turned into a spanning base for a new expressway, disrupting everyone's lives.

An illustrated collection of eight stories of terror by well-known American and British authors.

Seven ghost tales by famous English and American writers.

In the circus Sammy is exploited, as a rock singer his fame isolates him from his audience, so Sammy is happy to go back to being just a street musician.

Late one night, when everyone is asleep, Willie joins his heroes, the firemen, in a daring rescue.

A wordless picture story about a river and its surroundings and the changes which occur over a passage of time.

A wordless pictorial description of a British Rail journey between two cities and the reaction of the passengers to their ride.

One day, a circus stayed overnight on the demolition site that Scott and Wayne used as a playground, and life was never the same again - for one of the boys.

En lille drengs indre monolog bl.a. om det, han ser gennem et edderkoppespind

To Daniel the garden shed stands between the familar world of the garden and Grandfather, and a derelict railway yard where nothing changes until one day when a fire brings new possibilities.

A junk cart pony works hard all her life and is finally rewarded by being put out to pasture.