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Q: "How many books are in the Picture series?"

"There are four books in the Picture series, published in 2002."

Q: "What is the first book in the Picture series?"

"The first book in the Picture series is The Fed-up Vacuum Cleaner, published in 2002."

Q: "What are the Cora Harrison picture books about?"

"The four picture books from 2002 are written for young children and cover a range of subjects: household objects with feelings (The Fed-up Vacuum Cleaner), animal characters in different situations (General Field Mouse), childhood desire for a pet (I Want a Dog), and a woodland fantasy figure (The Wizard of the Woods). They were published during Harrison's most active children's fiction period, alongside the Drumshee and Wolfcub series."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	The Fed-up Vacuum Cleaner	2002	Cora Harrison	Buy
2	General Field Mouse	2002	Cora Harrison	Buy
3	I Want a Dog	2002	Cora Harrison	Buy
4	The Wizard of the Woods	2002	Cora Harrison	Buy

The four picture books from 2002 represent Cora Harrison writing for the youngest readers, a different audience from the middle-grade Drumshee and Wolfcub series she was publishing in the same period. The Fed-up Vacuum Cleaner, General Field Mouse, I Want a Dog, and The Wizard of the Woods each take a distinct premise.

Picture books are a small part of Harrison’s overall output, but they show the range of her children’s fiction work during the early 2000s, when she was producing content across picture books, middle-grade series, and historical fiction for young readers simultaneously.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Picture series?

There are four books in the Picture series, published in 2002.

What is the first book in the Picture series?

The first book in the Picture series is The Fed-up Vacuum Cleaner, published in 2002.

What are the Cora Harrison picture books about?

The four picture books from 2002 are written for young children and cover a range of subjects: household objects with feelings (The Fed-up Vacuum Cleaner), animal characters in different situations (General Field Mouse), childhood desire for a pet (I Want a Dog), and a woodland fantasy figure (The Wizard of the Woods). They were published during Harrison’s most active children’s fiction period, alongside the Drumshee and Wolfcub series.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order