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Inscribed first US edition of this hearwarming story of a scruffy-looking dog who is far more talented than he seems.
Inscribed first US edition of this hearwarming story of a scruffy-looking dog who is far more talented than he seems.
Signed first printing of this hilarious tale of the chaos that ensues when the smallest warthog in Africa wishes things were Different.
Signed first US edition of this charming picture book mystery, following a magician's grandson who must save the day when all the props at the Retirement Home for Elderly Magicians are stolen – with a moveable code-breaking device.
First edition of these funny stories about a family of unusually shaped people and the dilemmas of their daily lives.
First edition, pre-publication review copy of this circle of seasons in a New England setting.
First edition of this Orlando title, in which Orlando and his family open a shop called "The Frisky Housewife."
Doubly signed first printing of this illustrated retelling of the 1938 Czech opera, performed in the Terezin concentration camp by its original cast of orphaned Jewish children imprisoned there alongside composer Hans Krása.
First US edition of this intergalactic musical adventure, following young Sprocc, who wants to break with the ancient traditional music of his home planet.
Signed first printing of this multifaceted picture book, incorporating stories, puzzles, and numbers into an otherworldly tale about the importance and fragility of nature – winner of the 2007 Green Book Award.
First edition of this dreamlike jungle adventure, which finds brave Leonard venturing where no human being has gone before.
First edition of this hilarious story of an alchemist's child who gets into his father's lab, and finds himself miniaturized after drinking a strange potion.
Early edition in the Wonder Story Books series, printed in the same size and format as the Peter Rabbit Books, with great color plates of Santa and various toys.
Early printing of Seuss's first post-World War II book, guaranteed by the publisher to hold up to 8,000 readings at least.
First edition of this adorably macabre picture book for older readers featuring a boy whose imagination is stimulated by reading lots of comic books.
First printing of Van Allsburg's nightmarish fantasy of a sadistic dentist punished through his own impoverished dreams.
First edition of this survey of Lawson's work, reproducing more than 100 book illustrations and two etchings, selected and introduced by his former editor at Little, Brown.
First printing of this retelling of an Inuit legend of a young shaman who sets out to find a missing caribou herd, illustrated in a style reminiscent of the Dillons.
Vibrant alphabet book illustrated in 1930s style, an attractive example of the later output of McLoughlin Bros.