continued the series with a further eight books, illustrated by Garth Williams – who had previously illustrated other children's classics such as EB White's Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little – and Erik Blegvad. In 1977 Walt Disney Productions released the animated feature film The Rescuers, which had critical acclaim and financial success, followed by a sequel, The Rescuers Down Under, in 1990. Sharp died in Aldeburgh, Suffolk on 14 March 1991. In 2008 all of her adult books except for The Eye of Love were out of print, but in 2016 Kindle editions of ten of her novels were issued. Selected works Adult novels Rhododendron Pie (1930) Fanfare for Tin Trumpets (1932) The Nymph and The Nobleman (1932) The Flowering Thorn (1934) Sophy Cassmajor (1934) Four Gardens (1935) The Nutmeg Tree (1937), which was made into the film Julia Misbehaves Harlequin House (1939) The Stone of Chastity (1940) Three Companion Pieces (1941) – contains Sophy Cassmajor, The Tigress on the Hearth and The Nymph and the Nobleman Cluny Brown (1944), which was made into a movie of the same title Britannia Mews (1946), which was made into the film The Forbidden Street The Foolish Gentlewoman (1948) Lise Lillywhite (1951) The Gipsy in the Parlour (1954) The Tigress on the Hearth (1955) The Eye of Love (1957) – Martha Trilogy I Something Light (1960) Martha in Paris (1962) – Martha Trilogy II Martha, Eric and George (1964) – Martha Trilogy III The Sun in Scorpio (1965) In Pious Memory (1967) Rosa (1969) The Innocents (1972) The Lost Chapel Picnic and Other Stories (1973) The Faithful Servants (1975) Summer Visits (1977) Children's novels Melisande (1960) Lost at the Fair (1965) The Magical Cockatoo (1974) The Children Next Door (1974) The Rescuers series The Rescuers (1959) Miss Bianca (1962) The Turret (1963) Miss Bianca in the Salt Mines (1966) Miss Bianca in the Orient (1970) Miss Bianca in the Antarctic (1971) Miss Bianca and the Bridesmaid (1972) Bernard the Brave (1977) Bernard into Battle (1978) Other "The Notorious Tenant" (1956), short story on which the movie The Notorious Landlady was based See also References External links 1905 births 1991 deaths 20th-century English women writers 20th-century English novelists 20th-century British short story writers British women short story writers English children's writers English short story writers English women novelists People from Salisbury