ADAM AND THE GOLDEN COCK
(1959)
First printing, set in Connecticut during the American Revolution, signed by Weisgard with a simple ink sketch of the titular rooster.
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ADAM AND THE GOLDEN COCK
(1959)
First printing, set in Connecticut during the American Revolution, featuring Weisgard's gorgeous two-tone illustrations.
GOOD SHABBOS, EVERYBODY
(1951)
First edition of this charming New York Jewish picture book, a particularly bright and clean copy.
CALF, GOODNIGHT
(1973)
First edition of this bedtime story exploring the secrets of the night, with unusual illustrations by Weisgard.
THE SECRET RIVER
(1955)
Scarce first printing of this Newbery Honor-winning work by the author of THE YEARLING, a magical realism tale of a young Black girl's efforts to feed her community during the Great Depression.
WHO EVER HEARD OF KANGAROO EGGS?
(1957)
First printing of this humorous tale of a little girl who wins a contest, the prize for which is — to the chagrin of her parents — an adult kangaroo.
DOWN HUCKLEBERRY HILL
1947
First printing, the story of a dogcatcher's wagon rolling down a hill and the fun ensuing chaos.
TIMID TIMOTHY
1944
First printing of this striking picture book published by William R. Scott company – a publisher known for balancing the latest educational approaches with visually appealing work under the leadership of editor Margaret Wise Brown.
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