Most Popular Books by John LIGHT

A holiday afloat - can Dad keep everyone from falling in the water?

Poems and drawings for children of miscellaneous ages.

Linus line notices some very strange things about his friends Lionel and Caroline, not to mention the dots.

John Light makes children want to read. Supported by his own endearingly naive illustrations, these light-hearted observations of family life are true, witty, unexpected and fun to share, and expressed in language which is both simple and natural. Katherine, Mark, and Roger spend a fun-filled day at the beach with their parents.

John Light makes children want to read. Supported by his own endearingly naive illustrations, these light-hearted observations of family life are true, witty, unexpected and fun to share, and expressed in language which is both simple and natural. Katherine, Roger, and Mark find many ways to play alone or together, with a multitude of toys and activities.

The Parsons family came from Goldalming, a small wool town in the County of Surrey. The earliest known ancestor was John Parsons who married a ldy named Mary. They were the parents of John Parsons (b.1772) who in turn married Jane. They were the parents of several children including John (b.1796) who married Sarah who was the father of two sons, Thomas and William. Descendants live in Hertford, Essex and England.

Trancular Tronsum Triangle sets out to rid his land of the fierce and greedy Terrible Triangle but gets lost. He meets Silly Circle, Secret Circle, Super Square and Lord Allshapes before finding his way home.

John Light makes children want to read. Supported by his own endearingly naive illustrations, these light-hearted observations of family life are true, witty, unexpected and fun to share, and expressed in language which is both simple and natural. Uncle Richard photographs the amusing antics of Mum, Dad, and the kids on their visit to a castle.

John Light makes children want to read. Supported by his own endearingly naive illustrations, these light-hearted observations of family life are true, witty, unexpected and fun to share, and expressed in language which is both simple and natural. On the weekend Dad is a diligent but incompetent handyman around the house, to the vast entertainment of the children.