Author
Sheila Burnford
1918–1984
We don’t have a biography for Sheila Burnford yet. Their books are below, most-read first.
Bibliographic data from Open Library.
Books by Sheila Burnford
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The Incredible Journey
Sheila Burnford, 1960
Animals
Sheila Burnford & Arthur Conan Doyle, 1982
Bel Ria
Sheila Burnford, 1977
The Kingfisher Book of Classic Animal Stories
Sally Grindley & Sheila Burnford, 2008
Without reserve
Sheila Burnford, 1969
One Woman's Arctic
Sheila Burnford, 1972
The Volunteers / Outrage / The Incredible Journey / Red Crystal
Douglas Reeman, Henry Denker & others, 1986
The Fields of Noon
Sheila Burnford, 1964
- Pilot Juta Incredible JourneySheila Burnford
Pilot Juta Incredible Journey
Sheila Burnford, 1976
- Saskatchewan Wildflowers Western AreaSheila Burnford
Saskatchewan Wildflowers Western Area
Sheila Burnford
Mr. Noah and the second flood
Sheila Burnford, 1973
- Level 3Sheila Burnford
Level 3
Sheila Burnford, 2018
- Collections of ClassicsEdith Nesbit, Sheila Burnford & others
Collections of Classics
Edith Nesbit, Sheila Burnford & others, 1997
Reader's Digest Condensed Books--Volume 1 1984
Joseph W. Hotchkiss & Sheila Burnford, 1983
- Dog Stories by James Herriot, Rudyard Kipling, Gerald Durell and othersGerald Malcolm Durrell, Sheila Burnford & others
Dog Stories by James Herriot, Rudyard Kipling, Gerald Durell and others
Gerald Malcolm Durrell, Sheila Burnford & others, 1981
- The Peaceful PursuitSheila Burnford & Boston Mycological Club
The Peaceful Pursuit
Sheila Burnford & Boston Mycological Club, 1965
Readers Digest Condensed Books
Sheila Burnford, Morris West & others, 1977
Reading Sheila Burnford
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