Ladybird is entirely correct that modern life is as bewildering for a forty-something as a four-year-old ...

If Peter and Jane, stars of the Ladybird books of the Sixties, were all grown up and looking for a gift for one another, they might conceivably be found chuckling nostalgically over such titles as ...

The pair are friends who grew up together in Chelmsford, Essex, and were both avid readers of the original Ladybird titles. “It was like being allowed to mess with a national treasure,” says ...

It’s hard to know what old favourites like Bunnikins and Downy Duckling would make of it: the Ladybird books have had a 21st century makeover. A new series of Ladybird books, traditionally associated ...

This is the first time Ladybird books for adults have been officially published – despite numerous unauthorised versions that can be found online such as The Ladybird Book of Hot Dads.

The books, which are suitable for grown-ups, have been written by comedians Jason Hazeley and Joel Morris to celebrate Ladybird's 100th birthday. The series is specially planned to help adults ...

At a recent meeting of the Fredonia Shakespeare Club Karin Seager Cockram presented her paper on The Artistry of Lady Bird ...

Ladybird Books are being redesigned for adults with subjects including dating, hangovers and mid-life crises. The classic Penguin series aims to give older readers takes on modern-day problems as ...

In the year that Ladybird celebrates its 100th birthday, the iconic British brand launches this delightful new series, specially planned to help grown-ups with the world about them. Perfect as ...

There's a new series of Ladybird books for grown-ups that perfectly nail the trifling woes of modern adults - especially anyone who's ever worked in an office.

English literature icon Enid Blyton's Famous Five series will be updated with a series of 'grown-up' adventures as part of the Ladybird Books for Adults series, although critics fear it may damage ...

While official adult Ladybird books are a new phenomenon, a cursory search of the internet reveals artfully drawn covers for imaginary, entirely unofficial titles such as The Ladybird Book of Hot ...