Julio Verne

Robert R. Ingpen

En 1872 Phileas Fogg ha sufrido una apuesta por viajar alrededor del mundo en setenta y nueve días, veintitrés horas y cincuenta y siete minutos.

La vuelta al mundo en 80 días

Michael F. Page

Explores mythology, folklore, legends, literature, and fairy tales

Creatures, Places, and People

Encyclopedia of Things that Never Were

J.M. Barrie

A stunning edition of J.M. Barrie's classic tale, illustrated by two-time Kate Greenaway Medalist, Michael Foreman. Ever since Peter Pan first flew through Wendy's window, taking her and her two brothers off to Neverland, J.M. Barrie's enchanting fantasy has thrilled and delighted children. Here are all the elements that appeal to the imaginations of young readers-high adventure, children who can fly, pirates who need defeating, and fairies with magical powers. From Tinkerbell and the Lost Boys to the ominously ticking crocodile and the devilish Captain Hook, unforgettable characters burst from every page. In this edition, Michael Foreman's gorgeous illustrations breathe new life into this timeless tale.

Peter Pan and Wendy

Kenneth Grahame

Rudyard Kipling

Robert Louis Stevenson

This is a collection of timeless classics for a new generation, featuring three of the best-loved children's titles. Meet unforgettable characters in 'The Jungle Book', go on an exciting journey in search of treasure in 'Treasure Island' and see how Mr Toad leads his companions from one escapade to another in 'The Wind in the Willows'.

The Robert Ingpen Illustrated Classics Collection

Stevenson, Robert Louis.

Treasure Island

Charles Dickens

Provides a richly illustrated version of this holiday classic featuring Mr. Scrooge, the three ghosts, and the magic of the spirit of Christmas for young readers of all ages.

With a A Christmas Tree

A Christmas Carol

Presents the escapades of four animal friends--Toad, Mole, Rat, and Badger--who live along a river in the English countryside.

The Wind in the Willows

Bryan Mellonie

Robert Van Mackelenberg

Edgar Metcalfe

Book intended for children which explains death by presenting life as having a beginning and an end, with an appropriate Tlifetime' in between. The length of this lifetime varies according to the type of living thing and is affected by illness and injury. The illustrator was awarded the Hans Christian Andersen Medal in 1986.

Robert R. Ingpen

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