WONDERFUL WINTER STORIES

Judith Kerr · Louise Greig · Nick Butterworth · Jo Lindley · Rob Biddulph · Jill Barklem · Alex Willmore · Oliver Jeffers

Nov 2025 · HarperCollinsChildren’sBooks · Narrated by Nick Butterworth, Rob Biddulph, Tacy Kneale, Alan Irving, David Jason, Clementine Medforth, John Moffatt, and et al

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Ten wonderful winter stories to entertain young listeners in the run up to Christmas.

Snuggle up together and listen to this entertaining audio collection of wonderful winter stories! Packed full with snowy adventures and surprises, this fun-filled collection is ideal for listening to in the run up to Christmas, whether on the move or cosy at home!

•Each story stands alone

•Perfect for children aged 3+ to enjoy with friends and family

•Favourite children's authors, including Oliver Jeffers, Nick Butterworth and Rob Biddulph

•Including much-loved children’s characters, Percy the Park Keeper, Mog and the mice of Brambly Hedge

Playlist:

Mog on Fox Night by Judith Kerr, read by Tacy Kneale

Green by Louise Greig, read by Alan Irving

Albert le Blanc to the Rescue by Nick Butterworth, read by David Jason

Hello Winter by Jo Lindley, read by Clementine Medforth

I Follow the Fox by Rob Biddulph, read by Rob Biddulph

A Flower in the Snow by Tracey Corderoy, read by Clementine Medforth

Brambly Hedge – The Secret Staircase by Jill Barklem, read by John Moffatt

I Did See a Mammoth by Alex Willmore, read by Clementine Medforth

Cross Rabbit by Nick Butterworth, read by Nick Butterworth

Where to Hide a Star by Oliver Jeffers, read by Oliver Jeffers

Mog on Fox Night text © Kerr-Kneale Productions Ltd 1993; Green text © Louise Greig 2021; Albert le Blanc to the Rescue text © Nick Butterworth 2007; Hello Winter text © Jo Lindley 2023; I Follow the Fox text © Rob Biddulph 2024; A Flower in the Snow text © Tracey Corderoy 2012; Brambly Hedge: The Secret Staircase text © Jill Barklem 1983; I Did See a Mammoth text © Alex Willmore 2022; Cross Rabbit text © Nick Butterworth 1995; Where to Hide a Star text © Oliver Jeffers 2024

Ten wonderful winter stories to entertain young listeners in the run up to Christmas. Snuggle up together and listen to this entertaining audio collection of wonderful winter stories! Packed full with snowy adventures and surprises, this fun-filled collection is ideal for listening to in the run ...

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About the author

Judith Kerr was born in Berlin, Germany on June 14, 1923. Her family left Germany to escape the growing threat of Nazism and finally settled in England in 1933. She studied at the Central School of Art in London and worked as a scriptwriter for the British Broadcasting Corp, before leaving to raise her children. Her first book, The Tiger Who Came to Tea, was published in 1968. Her other books included When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit, The Curse of the School Rabbit, and a series of books based on Mog the Cat including Goodbye Mog. In 2012, she was named an O.B.E. for children's literature and Holocaust education. She died on May 22, 2019 at the age of 95. Nick Butterworth was born April 15, 1946 in Britain. He is a British children's author and illustrator. He was educated at the Royal Liberty School in Gidea Park. He left home to work as an apprentice as a typographical designer with the National Children's Home before working at Crosby Fletcher Forbes (the forerunner of design agency Pentagram) and then leaving to become a freelance graphic designer in partnership with fellow long-standing friend and children's writer and illustrator, Mick Inkpen. Their published collaborations include 'Just Like Jasper', 'Jasper's Beanstalk', 'The Sports Day', 'The Nativity Play' and 'Wonderful Earth'. His works include several books about Percy the Park Keeper, the first of which was entitled One Snowy Night. Percy also appeared in his own animated television series. He has written and illustrated other children's books including Thud!, The Whisperer - Winner of the Nestle Prize 2005, and two books about Q Pootle 5, a space-dweller whose friends include Oopsy and Planet Dave, and Tiger. Nick Butterworth is also a founding partner of Snapper Productions which is producing the animated series of his best-selling books Q Pootle 5. Rob Biddulph is a U.K children's author who won the overall and best illustrated book categories at the 2015 Waterstones Childrens Book Awards. Oliver Jeffers was born in Port Hedland, Western Australia in 1977. He grew up in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He received a First Class Honors Degree in illustration and visual communication and certificate of foundation studies from the University of Ulster, School of Art and Design in 2001. His work has been exhibited in multiple cities, including the National Portrait Gallery in London, the Brooklyn Museum, and Gestalten Space in Berlin. He writes and illustrates picture books. His debut book, How to Catch a Star, was published in 2004 and won a Merit Award at the CBI/Bisto Book of Year Awards. His second book, Lost and Found, won the Gold Award at Nestle Children's Book Prize and was developed into an animated short film, which has received over sixty awards including a BAFTA for Best Animated Short Film. His other books include The Incredible Book Eating Boy, The Great Paper Caper, Up and Down, Stuck, This Moose Belongs to Me, Once upon an Alphabet: Short Stories for All Letters, The Hueys series and A Child of Books. He has won numerous awards including the Smarties Award, Irish Book of the Year, The Blue Peter Book of the Year, and the 2017 Academy of British Cover Design Award in the Children's category.

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