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This page lists Ladybird books illustrated by C. F. Tunnicliffe. The books are ordered by publication date with the most recent at the top of the page.

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Books by or about Tunnicliffe

Illustrated by Tunnicliffe:
- Alison Uttley books
- R.M. Lockley books
- Ian Niall books
- Nomad books
- Henry Williamson books
- "Seasons" books
- Ladybird Books
- Brooke Bond card sets
- Other illustrated books

Examples of Tunnicliffe's work:
Books with illustrations taken from other sources

What to Look for in Spring

E L Grant-Watson

Ladybird Books Series 536: Nature

Wills & Hepworth

1961

"By the end of February many signs of spring have already appeared and, as the days grow longer, we are stirred to renewed wonder at the sight of swelling of buds and early blossoms. This book will increase even more your enjoyment of Spring - a season possibly more beautiful than Summer."

What to Look for in Autumn

E L Grant-Watson

Ladybird Books Series 536: Nature

Wills & Hepworth

1960

"There are many, many things to look for in Autumn, just as there are at other times of the year. You will of course, soon, find such things as blackberries and hazel nuts, but if you know where to look you might also find nests of the wood wasp or bumble bee. This book will increase the pleasure of your country walks in Autumn."

What to Look for in Summer

E L Grant-Watson

Ladybird Books Series 536: Nature

Wills & Hepworth

1960

"In summer, when the days are warmer and the sun rises early and sets late, there are many, many things in the country to discover, appreciate, and sometimes to collect. Have you ever walked in the country on a summer's night? As the sky darkens you can listen to the night-time sounds, many of which you will probably never have heard before. As you stand quite still by some field gate, you will perhaps hear the crunching of the small jaws of caterpillars, the zoom of gnats, the squeaking of field-mice, or the distant bark of a fox. You will hear, too, the passing of birds high overhead, the curlew's call, the drumming of snipe and hooting of owls. In this book C.F. Tunnicliffe, R.A., has beautifully illustrated in colour some of the things you can look for, and with its help you will find the pleasure of a day – or night – in the country is greatly increased."

What to Look For in Winter

E L Grant-Watson

Ladybird Books Series 536: Nature

Wills & Hepworth

1959

"Many people seem to think that there is nothing to see in the countryside during the cold, wet winter months. This little book written by E L Grant Watson and most beautifully illustrated by C F Tunnicliffe, R.A., is designed to show how very many things there are to interest you if you know what to look for - and where to look. It will add considerably to the pleasure of a winter walk."

The Farm

M.E. Gagg

Ladybird Books Series 563: Nature

Wills & Hepworth

1958

"This book has been specially planned, (by an expert on young readers), to help your child with the beginnings of reading. The words have been carefully chosen, there is frequent repetition within the sentences, the material is of special interest to young children, and the delightful pictures by C.F. Tunnicliffe have been skilfully matched with the text. Everything is designed to help beginners to work out for themselves the simple but enjoyable reading matter. This book looks at the different animals and building that are to be found on a farm."

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