Changes

|date=September 2011

|isbn=978-0230754980

|aznuk=0230754988

|aznus=0230754988

The newly published set comes with textured covers that are easy for little fingers to grip, and sturdy enough to withstand a little misuse. The original illustrations are preserved, in colour on the cover and black and white inside (all the better for colouring in, you might say). The only thing I wasn't in love with was the font used for the blurb on the back, which I think target readers might struggle with, since the italics, shadow and colour choice don't make for easy reading, and it looks a little blurry to me.

You wouldn't think they'd go together, but like peanut bitter and jam I rather think they do, so for those who like the sound of Milly-Molly-Mandy I'd also recommend [[Return to the Hundred Acre Wood by David Benedictus]] for equally enchanting, if perhaps more unisex, tales.