^ The Economist - Volume 277 1980 It is a century away from Jill Barklem's little - Beatrix - potter through Brambly Hedge (Winter Story, Collins, £2.50, with another three in the series, one for each season). Accurate depiction of hedgerow life and Cornish culture form the basis of these stories for young children about the mice of Brambly Hedge." ^ Masha Kabakow Rudman, Anna Markus Pearce, For love of reading: a parent's guide to encouraging young Consumer Reports Books - 1988 0890432090- "Barklem, Jill. Collins' design team spent three months creating the set, 18ft x 6ft* with a kitchen scene from "Winter Story", including. a large part of the children's book department with a display depicting a scene from the Brambly Hedge series. Several activity and "Toy and Moveable" books, such as "Primrose's Adventure (Brambly Hedge Sliding Pictures)" & Wilfreds Birthday Sliding Pictures some board books, such as "House for a Mouse", "Nice for Mice", "The Snow Ball" and (probably) Poppy and Dusty's Wedding. "A Visit to Brambly Hedge" (2000) a 20th anniversary special background information book. 
"Baby Mice in Brambly Hedge" (1999) is a joint publication version of Summer Story and Poppie's Babies."Outings for the Mice of Brambly Hedge" (1999) is a joint publication version of Spring Story and The High Hills."The Mice of Brambly Hedge Celebrate" (1998) is a joint publication version of Winter Story and Secret Staircase."Adventures of the Mice of Brambly Hedge" (1998) is a joint publication version of Autumn Story and Sea Story.
"Tales from Brambly Hedge" (1997) contains the other 4 original titles: Staircase, Sea, Hills & Babies. "Four Seasons of Brambly Hedge" (1986) contains the 4 seasonal titles and a 20-page "conversation" with the author about the origins and developments of the stories. Her interest in natural history and her curiosity about traditional rural customs and crafts have spilled over into these chronicles of hedgerow life.īarklem is married and lives with her husband and her two children, Elizabeth and Peter, in a house near Epping Forest. She spent five years on research before she started to write her first stories about the mice of Brambly Hedge. Barklem is a full-time illustrator, working on the expanding series of books about the mice of Brambly Hedge. On leaving school, she studied illustration at St Martin's in London. After an accident when she was thirteen, she was unable to take part in PE or games at school and instead developed her talent for drawing and art.
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