NEWS FROM THE HEDGEROW
Welcome to Brambly Hedge News, bringing you a roundup of all the latest news from Brambly Hedge.
Celebrating 30 years of Poppy’s Babies
The positive reception of the first Four Seasons of the Brambly Hedge book series had taken Jill by surprise in the early eighties, and it soon became clear that she would not be putting down her trusty brown pen and extensive range of paintbrushes any time soon. She...
New Brambly Hedge Trail in Dorset
Exciting news! A new Brambly Hedge Trail has launched this spring in Dorset, England! The new trail for children and families is based around our Sea Story book and is located at Abbotsbury Swannery in Dorset. The trail follows a little stream down through the...
Introducing the new Brambly Hedge Jigsaw Book
Watch and celebrate the changing of the seasons with the mice of Brambly Hedge in this jigsaw book containing six 12-piece puzzles! Be enchanted by the miniature world of the hedgerow and see your favourite community of mice brought to life as never before! This...
Brambly Hedge tree found in Epping Forest
We have found the lost Hornbeam Tree that Jill Barklem used as inspiration for the Brambly Hedge books! The tree is home to the Toadflax family and can be seen illustrated in Winter Story. For more information on the story head over to the Guardian Books page HERE......
Introducing the New Brambly Hedge Pop-Up Book
Introducing the New Brambly Hedge Pop-Up Book Step in to the enchanting world of the hedgerow, follow Mrs Apple through the seasons, and explore Jill Barklem's exquisite illustrations in glorious 3D. The Pop-Up book is now available in the USA-order HEREShare your...
Introducing our new Museums and Galleries card range…
Introducing our new Museums and Galleries card range... We're delighted to announce our new greetings card range with Museums and Galleries. Four illustrations from Spring, Summer, Autumn and Sea Stories are now included in The Illustrators card range. To buy from...
Brambly Hedge joins up with Lupus films
Leading London animation studio Lupus Films (The Snowman & The Snowdog, The Tiger Who Came To Tea) to adapt the classic Brambly Hedge countryside stories
