Doubleday, 1974/1972, 2nd printing in year of 1st printing US publication; 118 pp. Juvenile hardback. When Arabel's father brought the raven home, life changed dramatically for the Jones family. But the family grew fond of him and felt terrible when he was flyjacked by a robber squirrel. Wonderful illustrations.
New York: Doubleday, 1971, 1st printing; green cloth backed blue boards, olive map endpapers, jacket with all around watercolour landscape in large blocks of colour, 8vo; 314 pp. Juvenile hardback. The coach in which Dido Twite and Captain Hughes are travelling overturns, leaving them amidst a strange assortment of Aiken.....
Delacorte, 1986, 1st printing; 258 pp. Juvenile hardback. Dido Twite is back, and soon plunged into a dastardly Hanoverian conspiracy against the King!
St. Martin's, 1994, 1st printing. Juvenile hardback. A sequel to Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility.
Doubleday, 1977, stated 1st printing; 311 pp. Juvenile hardback. Historical fiction set in the 1820's in which an orphan sets off through Spain to England to find his father's family. Fascinating picture of 19th c Spain.
New York: Viking, 1973, 1st printing Am; 95 pp. Juvenile hardback. A Play for children, music by John Sebastian Brown.
New York: Holt, Rinehart, 1971/1969, 1st Am; in jacket with wrap around painting of cliffs, gulls, and sea, 8vo; 116 pp. Juvenile hardback ex-lib. A mystery of murder partially remembered from childhood.
Viking Kestral, 1987/1986, 1st printing US. 6.6x10; 128 pp. Juvenile hardback. A collection of stories which are all concerned with sleeping and waking, dreams and bedtime, illustrated in silhouettes and brilliant colour.
Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1972, 1st printing. Juvenile hardback ex-lib. "Four children and their aunt come to live in a cottage on an island off the Scottish coast said to be inhabited by the spirit of winter."