It wasn't just that The Wind In The Willows was rejected several times before it was finally published in 1908, but Grahame never intended to turn the antics of Toad of Toad Hall into a book at all.

An original drawing from "The Wind in the Willows" showing Mr. Toad escaping from prison - described as "literary history" - could sell for up to £20,000 (over $25,000) at auction. The pencil and ...

The original drawing shows Mr. Toad escaping from prison by Ernest Howard Shepard. FORUM AUCTIONS VIA SWNS An original drawing from “The Wind in the Willows” showing Mr. Toad escaping from ...

More adventures for Toad as he continues to elude to the police by taking a lift on a river barge - still dressed as a washerwoman. 9. Like summer tempests came his tears. audio9. Like summer ...

To celebrate the release of The Wind in the Willows available on DVD from 13th May, we have a 2 DVDs to give away! The story of Mole, Ratty and Badger as they try to help Mr. Toad, after he ...

In its full, unexpurgated form, Kenneth Grahame’s “The Wind in the Willows” is a shape-shifting ... Mr. Badger, Mr. Toad—are at turns admirable and preposterous and, as it were, deeply ...

Toad wakes early and sees a passing canal barge. He spins another tall tale about being 'in the washing and laundering line' and is welcomed aboard. But there's a problem: the barge-woman has ...

The Wind In The Willows has entranced children for generations with its eccentric characters Ratty, Mole, Badger and wayward, race car-loving Mr Toad. The four friends' adventures through the ...