Ladybird books have long been popular with young readers – and now a new series of books for adults is paying homage to the classic imprint.. If you grew up in Britain in the 60s, 70s or 80s ...

Ladybird books from the 1960s that would be banned by today's health and safety brigade. Young brother and sister seen playing with matches, whittling with a knife and dipping fingers in boiling ...

At a recent meeting of the Fredonia Shakespeare Club Karin Seager Cockram presented her paper on The Artistry of Lady Bird ...

Ladybird Books are being redesigned for adults with subjects including dating, hangovers and mid-life crises. The classic Penguin series aims to give older readers takes on modern-day problems as ...

Ladybird Books, the series that ... Since then, the label has become a national treasure and its books have been published in more than 60 languages, including Esperanto, Maltese, Gaelic and Welsh.

Artwork by illustrators from the classic Ladybird Books is to be explored in an exhibition. The books, which started life in Loughborough about 100 years ago, have enthralled generations of ...

Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris are the authors of the hugely popular Ladybird books for grown-ups, which marry archive art from the 60s through to the 80s with modern-day social observation.

Ladybird Books for Grown-ups: 'There was a sense of being allowed to take a national treasure and try to not smash it into a wall.

Artwork by illustrators from the classic Ladybird Books is to be explored in an exhibition. The books, which started life in Loughborough about 100 years ago, have enthralled generations of ...