First edition of this folk take about an old woman hiding in a red pumpkin who outsmarts a tiger, a bear, and a jackal, with illustrations inspired by Indian folk art.

Two original publisher's proofs for this delightfully kinetic children's book, with McPhail's illustrations represented in slightly different states.

Inscribed first printing of this African tale of a father, a son, an alligator, and a missing boat — illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon in a similar style to their Caldecott Medal-winning WHY MOSQUITOES BUZZ IN PEOPLE'S EARS.

First printing of this story of a boy who can't go to the zoo creates his own shadow menagerie around his neighborhood.

First printing of this strikingly designed and illustrated picture book for children and adults who can handle a small existential crisis, signed by Gorey.

First printing of this tale of bunny love that follows a young rabbit married couple as they adapt to their new life together.

Signed first UK edition of this collection of fairy tale favorites and lesser-known Brothers Grimm stories, illustrated by award-winning artist Nonny Hogrogian.

Inscribed first printing of this English translation of a Russian Cinderella story, featuring a magical talking doll and Baba Yaga.

First US edition of this charming book about the lives and habits of gnomes and their animal friends and troll adversaries, written like a field guide.

Signed first printing of this lush retelling of the classic fairy tale of beauty and envy, a publisher's review copy.

Signed first printing of this cyclical story of growing up and finding your own friends to play with – with original drawing by Steven Kellogg.

Publisher's proof of this retelling of a medieval English poem about a king who regains his wife through the power of music, with beautiful illustrations evocative of the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Signed first printing of this humorous tale of efforts to make good on elephant-based boasts to impress the King of Siam, illustrated in a style that mimics Thai manuscripts.