First edition of this "tale for boys," a pioneering novel of juvenile adventure fiction.

First edition of this humorous tale of families looking for a short escape from city life, only to find that country living comes with its own difficulties.

Uncommonly nice copy of the first edition of Pyle's first commissioned book, with Pyle's own bookplate.

Dynamic book of nonsense by the cartoonist and caricaturist best known as Marie Duval (Isabelle Émilie de Tessier), printed by the Brothers Dalziel at the Camden Press.

First edition of this miniature volume of two moralistic stories, part of the CABINET OF LILLIPUT series published by Newbery's successor.

First American edition, the first obtainable edition of HEIDI in English.

Publisher's presentation copy of the first edition, first issue of Stevenson's enduring collection of children's verse.

First edition of the popular US fairy tale author's first book, featuring the adventures of the fairy prince TING-A-LING, a giant, a princess, and other fanciful characters.

Early edition of this petite illustrated chapbook, featuring an early appearance of "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star."

First edition of this very scarce Humphrey book, magnificently illustrated of little children dressed in the national costumes of various nations from Russia to Scotland, and with one child representing Africa.

First printing, in the most uncommon form: bound in the publisher's full sheep.

First edition, first state of Twain's allegorical adventure of 16th-century England, aimed at elevating his literary reputation before HUCKLEBERRY FINN finally secured it.

First edition of this beautifully illustrated collection of simply rhyming verses about the everyday life of little children at the turn of the century — quite scarce in this condition.