Animals of Many Lands.
Hill and Wang, (1966). Picture Book hardback. Photos of animals by the creator of "Children of Many Lands"
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The Fantastic Paintings of Charles and Heath Robinson.
New York: Peacock Press/Bantam Books, [1976] ; softcover still in original shrinkwrap; 8.75x11.75" Reference biography, softcover. "William Heath and Charles Robinson came from a family with illustration in its blood. As their separate careers developed they gave to book illustration a charming and gently humorous approach with a great feeling.....
Salesman's Dummy: Good Times at Home etc.
Scull, (1909); both outside covers are. Novelty, salesman's dummy. Salesman's Dummy: Good Times at Home exhaustive! see images of the title page/Roosevelt's African Trip with photos/The Story of Our Presidents from Roosevelt to Taft/Sunday Half Hours with the Children with lessons by Charlotte Yonge/Christmas Joys for Little Girls and Boys.....
Phoenix Feathers, A Collection of Mythical Monsters.
New York: E. P. Dutton, 1973, 1st printing; maroon cloth binding, black endpapers, cream dustjacket, tall 8vo; 206 pp. Juvenile hardback. Illustrated with Old Prints. A "collection of legends and stories about the exploits and magical powers of seven mythical animals: the griffin, kraken, dragon, unicorn, roc, basilisk, and phoenix.".....
African-American Voices in Young Adult Literature; Tradition, Transition, Transformation..
Metuchen NJ and London: The Scarecrow Press Inc., 1994/1994, 1st tp; green cloth binding, black panel with gilt decorative border and titles; tall 8vo; 405 pp incld index. Reference history, hardback. Fourteen interesting chapters written by various academics: Through a Glass Clearly: Positive Images of African-American fathers in Young Adult.....
Nursery Tales, Books for the Bairns IV.
London: Stead's Publishing House, 40 Whitefriars Street, "Review of Reviews" Office, nd [turn of the century], "16th edition", No. 4; list through No. 131, price one penny; pink paper with pulp paper pages, each with two or three lively, unattributed drawings; 4.7x7; 60 pp plus 4 pp ads. Toploader medium.....
The Best in Children's Books 1966-1972.
University of Chicago, 1974/1973, 2nd; 484 pp. Reference book lists, hardback. The U of Chicago Guide to Children's Literature, 1966-1972. 1400 books described, fully indexed.
The Best in Children's Books 1973-1978.
University of Chicago, 1980, 1st printing; 547 pp. Reference book lists, hardback. The U of Chicago Guide to Children's Literature, 1973-78. 1400 books described, fully indexed.
The Best in Children's Books 1973-1978.
University of Chicago, 1980, 1st printing; 547 pp. Reference book lists, hardback. The U of Chicago Guide to Children's Literature, 1973-78. 1400 books described, fully indexed.
The Best in Children's Books 1973-1978.
University of Chicago, 1980, 1st printing; 547 pp. Reference book lists, hardback. The U of Chicago Guide to Children's Literature, 1973-78. 1400 books described, fully indexed.
The Best in Children's Books 1979-1984
University of Chicago, 1986, 1st printing; 547 pp. Reference book lists, hardback. The U of Chicago Guide to Children's Literature, 1973-78. 1400 books described, fully indexed.
The Best in Children's Books 1985-1990.
University of Chicago, 1986, 1st printing; red cloth, 511 pp. Reference book lists, hardback. The U of Chicago Guide to Children's Literature, 1966-1972. 1400 books described, fully indexed.
Juba This and Juba That: Story Hour Stretches for Large or Small Groups.
Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1969, stated 1st printing; orange boards, in white jacket with children sitting on a friendly lion's back; wide 8vo; 116 pp incl. Collector's Note to Storytellers, Acknowledgements, and Index. Juvenile hardback ex-lib. Little stretchers to have a good time with, for storytellers or teachers or.....
That Eager Zest.
Lippincott, 1961, 1st printing; 252. Reference essays, hardback. 47 authors recall their first discoveries in the magic world of books.
West From Home: Letters of Laura Ingalls Wilder San Francisco 1915.
Harper & Row, Family Bookshelf, 1974, 1st printing; 124 pp. Reference biography, hardback. Letters of Laura Ingalls Wilder, San Francisco, 1915. These letters, discovered after Wilder's death, were written on a visit to her daughter Rose Wilder Lane during the Panama Canal celebration and World's Fair.
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