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Author / Illustrator Profile Everything has turned out fine for Dick King-Smith .He married Myrle in 1943, while she was with Fighter Command and he was a 20-year-old Grenadier Guard, and now they live in a twisty old house near Bristol. For a long time they had no home, no money and three children, but when he was nearly 50 he started teaching at a primary school, and writing stories for children in the holidays. His books were an immediate success and his earlier experiences as a farmer coupled with being a teacher and writer got him into television, with ‘Rub-a-dub’,and ‘Tumbledown Farm’. The Sheep Pig, his 6th novel, was filmed as “Babe” and is still one of his most popular stories. Shortlisted Title |
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