Penguin books, 1962. First published 1959.
With drawings by John Ward.

<--- This picture is from book (p. 202).

Back cover:
"A childhood, an era and a landscape - evoked in one of the best-loved autobiographies of the century.

The England of CIDER WITH ROSIE is one of 'silence, ... of white roads, rutted by the hooves and cartwheels, innocent of oil and petrol'. It is the rich and sensuous world of Laurie Lee's childhood and youth in a remote Cotswold village, a world that has mostly vanished. Described by H. E. Bates as 'a prose poem that flashes and winks like a prism', this loving and intimate record stands as both testament and elegy."

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Edit june 2020:
Quite a family :) The village seemed an interesting place to live.

The language was beautiful.

Veljmies - patsaalla. Hyviä lukuhetkiä!