Anthology containing excerpts from Margaret Mahy's "The Haunting" and Alan Garner's "The Owl Service" as well as others

As per Children's Novel about a group of children finding plates with owl patterns on them, and building paper versions, both of which disappear, I owned a hardback book as a child (somewhere in the later 1980s to the early 1990s) that had excerpts of various classic stories (Carnegie Medal award winners? At least two of the identified books are) that included Margaret Mahy’s The Haunting and Alan Garner’s The Owl Service. It was an oversized book, almost coffee-table width and height, and deeper, with color illustrations that make me think of watercolors. There was a story involving a factory that either did laundry, or made carpets, that was largely about how dangerous it was for the children working there, who often lost fingers or limbs to the machine. I think an early story had a boy finding a dying (or dead) man who’d been assaulted, and being afraid of the superstition that a dying man retained their last sight on the surface of their eyes.