Alan Ahlberg RIP

[MPAD_MarkP]

I read 'Each Peach Pear Plum' pretty every night to both my daughters from when they were babies onwards over a five or six year period. I can still recite it.

It's one of the few younger children's books that has stayed on the book shelf, even though they are both now in their teens.

[Llandudno Baggie]

Kids ( now in their 40's)
Stepkids
Grandkids
All eased into the world of slumber with Each Peach and Peepo.
Easy bargaining tool as i enjoyed it as much as them!

[Squid]

We should be able to spell his name right!

I accept some deserved shoe.

[Jacko]

My daughter aged 3 has the Christmas Postman and Funny Bones. Their books are timeless. RIP.

[man in the corner shop]

RIP Alan
Each peach and peepo were regulars for our kids. The drawings were fab.

There is another Albion kids author who used to be a Director on the board. Lives in Fernhill Heath. Jim Driscoll - the shoe people

[Johnnykayeengland]

Peepo was my son’s favourite. Lots of happy memories of that book. No idea he was Albion. Legend.

I remember picking up one of his illustrated children's books in a classroom. One image of inside a football stadium was unusual enough...then I saw the crowd chants.."Come on Albion"!  The players in striped shirts!

[tHEgLASSdOORS]

Peepo was my son’s favourite. Lots of happy memories of that book. No idea he was Albion. Legend.

I remember picking up one of his illustrated children's books in a classroom. One image of inside a football stadium was unusual enough...then I saw the crowd chants.."Come on Albion"!  The players in striped shirts!

WBA graffiti on the wall in one of them iirc

RIP

[baggiebloke]

RIP Alan
Each peach and peepo were regulars for our kids. The drawings were fab.

There is another Albion kids author who used to be a Director on the board. Lives in Fernhill Heath. Jim Driscoll - the shoe people

It's Allan.