Here is the third and final part of a favourite childhood story of mine, The Magic Paintbrush, adapted by Fran Hunia from the traditional Chinese tale in 1979, and illustrated by Martin Aitchison.
The first part can be found here and the second part here.
That’s all folks.
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wow i LOVED this book when i was a kid.
i sooo loved this story when i was a kid…..i was totally mesmerized by the pictures…i searched online many times for this book but it was always a different version….i would so love to buy this book for my own kids….
I LOVED this book as a kid. It had a huge impact on my life long love of Art. I went on to do a Fine Art degree and paint when ever I get time to! I teach painting and other Art skills now.
I suddenly remembered this Ladybird book when I was reading a review of Julia Donaldson’s book, and I realised I’d read the story before! My Ladybird copy must be long gone, but thank you so much for putting it up here!
Thank you so very much, I have been searching for a number of years and you putting it online has brought back many happy memories. It was one of my favorite and I will share it with all my nieces and nephews.
I had this book 25 years or so ago and loved it. I had been trying to remember the name of the story for months but until now all i could come up with was the golden paintbrush… so glad I remembered it and discovered your website. Many thanks for posting the scan, the artwork is just as I remember it. ebay here I come.
Thanks again.
Thanks. I have had this story on my mind recently (it actually a story further a long than the version i read.
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thankyou for posting this story. it’s very nice.
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