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Growing up in suburban London with Jamaican heritage, novelist Fiona Williams was enchanted by the bucolic visions of our classic children’s literature. But moving to the country as an adult raised complex feelings about belonging

This delightful vintage print is from the 1989 book “Brambly Hedge Autumn Story” by Jill Barklem and published by William Collins Sons & Co Ltd,

Brambly Hedge Autumn Story Original Jill Barklem Vintage Print - Cute Mice - Unique Gift

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