Eve Garnett [SEP] place of death
study his life. Out of this research came a radio play, "The Doll's House in the Arctic", and the 1968 book "To Greenland's Icy Mountains".
Eve Garnett, who lived for many years in Lewes, Sussex (latterly East Sussex), died in a nursing home there on April 5, 1991.
Works.
Garnett wrote seven books which were all self-illustrated.
- "The Family from One End Street: and some of their adventures" (Frederick Muller
it again.
Mr Ruggles receives a reward of £2 for returning some lost money, which he uses to take his family to the Cart-Horse Parade. At the parade Mr Ruggles' brother has entered his horse in the competition. The horse, Bernard Shaw, takes first place, and the families climb into the cart to participate in the parade. The Ruggles spend the afternoon at a "posh" tea shop, nearly missing their train through the excitement.
Publication history.
Eve Garnett herself wrote