THE GIANT STORY
(1953)
First printing of this scarce early Sendak picture book, the tale of a little boy who decides to become a giant.
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THE AMAZING BONE
(1976)
First printing of this vibrant story of Pearl the Pig and her new friend, a magical talking bone – winner of a Caldecott Honor and nominee for the Boston Globe-Horn Book Award.
CLOUDLAND
(1996)
First US edition of this dreamy and surreal tale of a young boy who falls off a cliff and finds himself among the cloud children.
JABBERWOCKY
(1987)
First US edition of the king of nonsense poems, filled with Graeme Base's creative takes on Lewis Carroll's odd creatures.
DAUGHTERS OF FIRE: Heroines of the Bible
(2001)
First edition, publisher's review copy of this colorful retelling of ten stories of powerful women from the Bible, including Eve, Rebecca, and Queen Esther.
HANSEL AND GRETEL
(1984)
Signed first printing of this classic fairy tale of a brave pair of children, a tasty house, and an evil witch.
TIFFKY DOOFKY
(1978)
First edition of this rather disastrous tale of a dog garbage collector who learns from a fortune teller that he will soon meet his true love.
HOW MUCH IS A MILLION?
(1985)
Signed first printing of this fantastical counting book all about big numbers, as taught by Marvelosissimo the Mathematical Magician – with original drawing of Marvelosissimo.
THE BOY WHO WAS FOLLOWED HOME
1975
Inscribed first printing of this hilarious story of one little boy's efforts to keep hippos from following him to and from school, with original drawing of a hippo.
THE GREAT QUILLOW
(1994)
Signed first Kellogg-illustrated edition of the story of a heroic toymaker who creatively saves a town from a demanding giant, with original drawing of the titular Quillow.
GIVE THE DOG A BONE
(2000)
Signed first printing of this delightfully chaotic counting book based on the beloved nursery rhyme (with the notable addition of baby velociraptors), with original drawing of a dog and inscribed postcard.
THE MOUNTAINS OF QUILT
(1987)
Signed first printing of this delightfully surreal tale of what happens when four wizards and a quilting grandmother cross paths, with magical colored pencil illustrations by Tomie dePaola.
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