
Rene Cloke (1905–1995)
Author of The Town Mouse and Country Mouse
About the Author
Works by Rene Cloke
Pixieland Rhymes 5 copies
Grimm's Fairy Tales 2 copies
Meine liebsten Hasenwaldgeschichten 2 copies
Babes in the Wood and Other Stories 2 copies
Nursery Toys 1 copy
Our Kiddie's Tales 1 copy
Joy bells 1 copy
Pantomime Stories 1 copy
My Storytime Library 1 copy
Uncle Remus 1 copy
Zvířátka a jejich děťátka 1 copy
Fairies and Giants 1 copy
Chickweed 1 copy
Maidlin to the Rescue: A Story of the Abbey Girls (The Abbey Girls, #23; Rachel and Damaris, #3) 1 copy
Stories from The Bible 1 copy
The Three Golliwogs 1 copy
Associated Works
The Adventures of Mr. Pink-Whistle (1941) — Illustrator, some editions; Cover artist, some editions — 198 copies, 5 reviews
Little Treasury of the Wind in the Willows (Little treasuries) (1995) — Illustrator, some editions — 15 copies
The Wind in the Willows Library: (Slip Case Set of 4 Titles) (1867) — Illustrator, some editions — 10 copies
Little Otter is Missing (Wind in the Willows Library) (1995) — Illustrator, some editions — 10 copies, 1 review
Jill's Curmudgeon — Illustrator — 1 copy
Tagged
Common Knowledge
- Canonical name
- Cloke, Rene
- Legal name
- Cloke, Irene Mabel Neighbour
- Birthdate
- 1905-10-04
- Date of death
- 1995-10-01
- Gender
- female
- Occupations
- artist
illustrator - Short biography
- Most of her career, Cloke illustrated postcards and greeting cards. She illustrated a number of Enid Blyton books and other juvenile books.
- Nationality
- UK
- Birthplace
- Plymouth, Devon, England, UK
- Places of residence
- London, England, UK
Wimbledon, England, UK - Associated Place (for map)
- England, UK
Members
Reviews
Children's story from 1958, written and illustrated by Rene Cloke. Patrick, a farm puppy, sets off in his caravan for a holiday by the river. Patrick mistakes a runaway dog for his cousin on route, leaving cousin Tatters, to make his own way to the holiday site. . Simple story; lovely drawings.
The morals in this one doesn't make sense. I felt like the dog simply watching the frog land his airplane was no big deal. I understand that spying isn't a good thing, but he wasn't peeping into his house. It is worse that the frog left the dog hanging in a tree. Frog only sent out a note in the wind for someone else to help him. It may have never reached anyone. Why was the dog the bad one in this situation?
This book would be useful to use in a poetry unit.
Mr. Nobody
Nobody seems to know who did it, or who did not. Make up a story about how it happened then go and create another imagination story.
2/3rd grade The mystery of who did it could be worked into a skit or play acted.
Mr. Nobody
Nobody seems to know who did it, or who did not. Make up a story about how it happened then go and create another imagination story.
2/3rd grade The mystery of who did it could be worked into a skit or play acted.
Сказки про Братца Кролика и Братца Лиса в пересказе для самых маленьких.
You May Also Like
Associated Authors
Statistics
- Works
- 122
- Also by
- 16
- Members
- 1,090
- Popularity
- #23,566
- Rating
- 4.0
- Reviews
- 4
- ISBNs
- 204
- Languages
- 8
- Favorited
- 2













