Author
Barbara Firth
1928–2013
Barbara Firth was a British illustrator of children's books, best known for her work on Martin Waddell's Little Bear books. She won the 1988 Kate Greenaway Medal.
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Books by Barbara Firth
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Can't You Sleep, Little Bear?
Martin Waddell, Barbara Firth & others, 1988
The Herb Growing Book
Rosemary Verey & Barbara Firth, 1980
Jack the dog
David Lloyd & Barbara Firth, 1985
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Une Vie De Chien = Wag Wag Wag or What Dogs Do
Barbara Firth, 1996
- Let's Go Home, Little Bear / Can't You Sleep, Little Bear?Martin Waddell & Barbara Firth
Let's Go Home, Little Bear / Can't You Sleep, Little Bear?
Martin Waddell & Barbara Firth, 1995
- Little Bear StoriesMartin Waddell & Barbara Firth
Little Bear Stories
Martin Waddell & Barbara Firth, 2001
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Little Bear Stories Slipcase
Martin Waddell & Barbara Firth, 2005
Dos renacuajos
William Mayne & Barbara Firth, 1990
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Barbara Firth, 2021
The Original Million Dollar Mermaid
Emily Gibson & Barbara Firth, 2005
Song for Little Toad
Vivian French & Barbara Firth, 1995
" Quack! " Said the Billy-goat
Charles Causley & B. Firth, 1996
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