Half-Past Bedtime

Name: Half-Past Bedtime
Author: Sir H. H. Bashford

By Sir H. H. Bashford

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A collection of short, whimsical tales for children that center on a young girl named Marian and a rotating cast of imaginary companions, playful creatures, and eccentric adults. The episodes move between sunlit fields, village corners, and hidden, fantastical spaces, combining light fantasy, gentle humor, and occasional moral reflection. Stories range from lively adventures and comic set-pieces to quiet, bedtime-ready vignettes, each compact and varied in mood. The overall effect is a warm, nostalgic portrait of childhood curiosity and comfort within familiar landscapes.

About the Author

Sir H. H. Bashford

Sir H. H. Bashford was a British author known for his humorous and satirical writing. His most notable work, "Augustus Carp, Esq., by Himself: Being the Autobiography of a Really Good Man," presents a comedic take on the life of a self-righteous character, showcasing Bashford's skill in blending wit with social commentary. In addition to this, he authored several other works, including "Half-Past Bedtime" and "The Corner of Harley Street," which further reflect his unique style and perspective on human nature. Bashford's contributions to literature highlight his ability to engage readers with both humor and insight.