Leon Garfield
Leon Garfield was a British writer of fiction best known for his children's historical novels and literary retellings of myth, legend, and Shakespeare. Born in Brighton, he served in the British Army Medical Corps during World War II before building a long literary career that earned him major awards including the Guardian Prize and Carnegie Medal.
Children's historical novels
Literary adaptation of classical myth and legend
AS YOU LIKE IT FROM SHAKESPEARE STORIES
Black Jack
The Strange Affair of Adalaide Harris
Shakespeare Stories
The Complete Bostock and Harris
Smith: The Story of a Pickpocket
God Beneath The Sea
The Apprentices
The Complete Bostock and Harris
John Diamond (Vintage Children's Classics)
The Confidence Man
![Tom Titmarsh's devil (His Garfield's apprentices ; [10])](https://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81kXdz9j+SL._SL300_.jpg)
Tom Titmarsh's devil (His Garfield's apprentices ; [10])
Twelfth Night (Shakespeare: The Animated Tales S.)
The Boy and the Monkey
THE CAPTAIN'S WATCH (LONG AGO CHILDREN BOOKS)
The house of cards