About the Author

Annie Tempest is one of the top cartoonists working in the UK. This was recognized in 2009 with the Cartoon Art Trust awarding her the Pont Prize for the portrayal of the British Character. Annie’s cartoon career began in 1985 with the success of her first book, How Green Are Your Wellies? This led to a regular cartoon, ‘Westenders’ in the Daily Express. Soon after, she joined the Daily Mail with the ‘Yuppies’ cartoon strip which ran for more than seven years and for which, in 1989, she was awarded ‘Strip Cartoonist of the Year’. Since 1993 Annie Tempest has been charting the life of Daffy and Dicky Tottering in Tottering-by-Gently – the phenomenally successful weekly strip cartoon in Country Life.

Reviews

The mischievous canine misdemeanours depicted throughout the beautifully presented hard covered book will resonate with all dog owners and undoubtedly bring a smile to the face of all. At a time when the world needs a laugh, Tails of Tottering Hall is strongly recommended as an antidote for anyone feeling a bit of doom and gloom.

Tails of Tottering Hall is a compilation of hilarious antics of two dogs, Slobber and Scribble, as they do their best to please their masters, Lord and Lady Tottering, an eccentric couple who adore their four-legged companions. The misadventures of Slobber and Scribble have featured in Country Life magazine for 25 years and have, no doubt, amused many... Even the Duke of Devonshire commented that "Tottering-by-Gently was the reason most people read the magazine backwards." This book will make for a fantastic bedside companion.
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