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Isobel wrote six books of poetry and seven books recounting her travels In 1966 UNESCO created International Literacy Day to raise...

The Scribber' 1909, created by the Wylie Hutchison Family. Isobel was Editor and Illustrated the front covers During August the...

July 2 in the Gregorian calendar is the 183rd day of the year (184th in leap years). For most of the world this marks the half way point...

The Oxford English dictionary defines providence as “the protective care of God or of nature as a spiritual power; timely preparation for...

The Isobel Award is now in its fourth year. Championing the unsung heroes, whether individuals or organisations, who have overcome...

Fifty-five years before Yoda uttered this now famous quote, it could have been Isobel Wylie Hutchison’s mantra, as she set off on her...

In the UK, the somewhat eccentric ritual of ‘changing the clocks,’ began in 1916, when it was thought that lighter evenings would...

"When one teaches, two learn,” so said essayist, novelist and short story writer Robert Heinlein. Isobel wearing the local Inuit costume....

by Isobel Wylie Hutchison #worldpoetryday One of Isobel's early poems, written and typed up by Isobel aged 20 years. A feature within...