New Release Books by Pauline Baynes

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The Seven Chronicles Of Narnia Are Brought Together In A Beautifully Presented Slipcase With A Film Tie-In Cover. The Narnia Chronicles Remain One Of The Most Enduringly Popular Series Ever. The Adventures Of Peter, Susan, Edmund And Lucy Have Delved Into The Imaginations Of Readers For Over Fifty Years. Now The Enchanted World Of Narnia Is Brought To You In This Stunning Slipcase. Containing All Seven Chonicles, With Special Illustrations By Pauline Baynes, It Is A Must-Have For Every Narnia Fan And Something That Can Be Treasured Forever.

Beautifully illustrated in rich, glowing colours, this is the exciting story behind the well-known carol of Good King Wenceslas. The words and music of the carol are also included.

"Bestiaries" - small illustrated books on all the creatures thought to exist in the world - are perhaps the most entertaining literature to have come down to us from the Middle Ages. They included detailed descriptions of the characteristics and habits of animals, fish, birds, insects and mythological creatures, many of the 'facts' unproven, inaccurate and bizarre. Now the legendary illustrator, Pauline Baynes, has spun together a gloriously amusing text and delightful illustrations "with some liberty" from various bestiaries in England, adding a fascinating introduction to give the full, fabulous flavour of these mediaeval gems of misbelief.

Prehistoric cave dwellers take in a wild canine and turn him into the world's first tame dog.