‘Tudor Children’ Review: Thou Art a Blab, He Said. In Tudor times, the young played with rattles and spinning tops, said their prayers, made cheeky remarks, and were not always kind to animals ...

Tasha Tudor, a children's book illustrator and author whose delicate and dreamy artwork was featured in about 80 books, including a 1944 edition of "Mother Goose" that was so successful it enabled ...

MARLBORO, Vt. — When author Tasha Tudor’s ashes were finally buried, it wasn’t in one place. Her bickering survivors couldn’t agree on when, where and how, so a j… ...

In her review of “Tudor Children” by Nicholas Orme (Bookshelf, April 27), Meghan Cox Gurdon says, “They threw knives in a game charmingly called ‘mumble-the-peg,’” perhaps suggesting ...

All four children went to boarding schools; Tudor didn’t trust public schools. Tudor lived in a fantasy world, said Holmes, 61, who broke off communications with her mother in 1996.

All four children went to boarding schools; Tudor didn't trust public schools. Tudor lived in a fantasy world, said Holmes, 61, who broke off communications with her mother in 1996.

Children from Tadley Court School and Sherborne St John Church of England Primary School enjoyed a Tudor day at The Vyne National Trust.

HISTORY. Tudor Children by Nicholas Orme (Yale £20, 288pp) . When you look at Tudor drawings of children driving oxen, harvesting corn or playing with hobby-horses, they seem to have weirdly ...

Tudor children, thrust into a world of religious turmoil, economic upheaval and political transformation, could offer their elders few such assurances. Children watched the adults closely – maybe too ...

All four children went to boarding schools; Tudor didn’t trust public schools. Tudor lived in a fantasy world, said Holmes, 61, who broke off communications with her mother in 1996.