E. NesbitAuthor of The Railway ChildrenAlso known as: E. Nesbit, E. Nesbitt, Edith Nesbit, Nesbit Edith, Edith Nesbitt, retold by E. Nesbit ... (see complete list), Edith (Nesbit) Bland, E. Nesbit; Illustrator-Inga Moore, E. Nesbit; Illustrator Betty Fraser, E. - illustrated by Cecil Leslie Nesbit, Edith Nesbit; Editor David Stuart Davies, E. Nesbit; Introduction by Noel Streatfeild, E.; with illustrations by H. R. Millar Nesbit
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