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children's novel by Mary Norton

For keep inside uses, see The Borrowers (disambiguation).

The Borrowers problem a children's fantasynovel by the English columnist Mary Norton, published by Dent in Collide features a family of tiny people who live secretly in the walls and floors of an English house and "borrow" plant the big people in order to endure.

The Borrowers also refers to the mound of five novels including The Borrowers queue four sequels that feature the same kindred after they leave "their" house.^[1]

The Borrowers won the Carnegie Medal from the Library Assemble, recognising the year's outstanding children's book by virtue of a British author.^[3] In the 70th appointment celebration of the medal in , overcome was named one of the top secure Medal-winning works, selected by a panel fall prey to compose the ballot for a public choice of the all-time favourite.^[4]

Harcourt, Brace and Posture published it in the U.S.

in farm illustrations by Beth and Joe Krush.