New York: Charles Scribner's Sons (1970 but 1976) 1st of this new edition with redesigned cover, with 1975-LCCN number , nl; red cloth boards with black titles and illustration; little drawings on endpapers, in cream jacket with red titles and a happy boy in a red striped shirt on the..... more
Norton, 1967, 3rd; 108 pp. Juvenile hardback ex-lib. Brilliant Simms Silvanus has briliant ideas, but no one will listen to him. Meanwhile, Cricket beneath the floorboards in Simms' room becomes involved in the troubles of the little creatures around him. One winter day, Simms and Cricket discover they can communicate..... more
Scribners, 1974, 1st printing; 95 pp. Juvenile hardback ex-lib. The hogstalk plant grows and grows until it begins to escape from the Royal Botanical Gardens; can it be stopped? more
Scribner's, 1974, 1st printing. Juvenile hardback. The hogstalk plant grows and grows until it begins to escape from the Royal Botanical Gardens; can it be stopped? A funny version of this theme, see also Cresswell's Bongleweed. more
Scribner's, 1974, 1st printing; 95 pp. Juvenile hardback. The hogstalk plant grows and grows until it begins to escape from the Royal Botanical Gardens; can it be stopped? Hilarious. more
New York: Scribner's, 1974, 1st; 95 pp. Juvenile hardback. The hogstalk plant grows and grows until it begins to escape from the Royal Botanical Gardens; can it be stopped? Hilarious. more
NY: Scribners, 1978, 1st printing. Clothbound, 151 pp. Juvenile hardback ex-lib. "In a depression mining town, a young Jewish boy tries to cope with the question: .. why do the miners' kids beat up on the merchants' kids?" more
NY: Norton, 1968, 1st; 100 pp. Juvenile hardback. Julia is upset when she is sent to a dreary private school "to grow up." more