Vestly, Aurora and the Little Blue Car, translated from Norwegian by Amos, Longman, 1974. Loveman, Vas-y gaiement!, Thomas Nelson, Book I, 1973, Book II, 1974, Book III, 1974. Williams, Tiger-Nanny, Brockhampton Press, 1973, Nelson, 1974. (With husband, Peter Edwards) Wilbert Awdry, Tramway Engines, Kaye & Ward, 1972.Īnne-Catharina Vestly, Hallo Aurora!, translated from Norwegian by Eileen Amos, Longman, 1973. Cunningham, Action in English, Thomas Nelson, Book I, 1972, Book II, 1973, Book III, 1973, Leavers' Book, 1973. Loveman, Mystere a Cherbourg, Thomas Nelson, 1971.įelicia Law, Something to Make, Penguin, 1971. Loveman, La Douce France, Thomas Nelson, 1971. Softly, More Magic People, Chatto & Windus, 1969.Ĭharles E. Gerard Bell, The Smallest King in the World, Oliver & Boyd, 1968. Thomson, Danny Fox Meets a Stranger, Penguin, 1968. Williams, The Cruise of the `Happy-Go-Gay', Hamish Hamilton, 1967, Hawthorn, 1968. Olsen, Stray Dog, translated from Norwegian by Evelyn Ramsden, Constable, 1966, Criterion, 1968. (Translator from the Danish) Stig Weimar, Norway Is Like This, Kaye & Ward, 1979.īarbara Softly, Magic People: A Book to Begin On, Oliver & Boyd, 1966, Holt, 1967. (Translator) Edith Unnerstad, Larry Makes Music (illustrated by Yiva Kaellstroem), Oliver & Boyd, 1967.Ĭat Samson (self-illustrated), Abelard, 1978. 'SiF is quite chuffed to share an update with you from none other than Peter and Gunvor Edwards - the Railway Series illustrators from 1963 to 1972.'

(about the different illustrators for the series - scroll 3/4 down) (more about the series it includes a photo of the two) 'Characters and stories from the books formed the basis of the children's television series Thomas and Friends.' Wilbert Awdry, which she co-illustrated with her husband Peter Edwards. Probably best known for 'The Railway Series' by Rev. Plus Mary Hayley Bell's 'Whistle Down the Wind' and a 1975 edition of 'Little Women.' She illustrated books by Enid Blyton, Ursula Moray Williams, and Anne-Cath Vestly (author of the 1970s Norwegian 'Aurora' series, about a young girl, her baby brother, and her stay-at-home dad). (short notice - unfortunately, I can't seem to link to the eulogy by her daughter) Born in Uppsala, Sweden, in 1934, she went to art schools in Stockholm and London, moving there in 1958, after marrying a Brit.

Tiger-nanny by Ursula Moray Williams