Early US edition of this set of silly verses from the author of the acclaimed Brownie books, first published by Hubbard in 1888, with Cox's clipped signature tipped in.

First edition of this uncommon Walter Crane work, in which he transforms floral references from Shakespeare's plays into beautiful human figures.

First printing of this collection of poems about the magical, the legendary, and the just plain weird, with bookplate signed by both Sis and Prelutsky laid in.

Scarce shape book with poems and illustrations of Christmas spirit, including activities like cutting a Christmas tree and playing with newly gifted toys.

Inscribed first printing of this collection of poems old and new about the four seasons, with charming illustrations by Michael Hague.

First edition, in the rare original dust jacket, of this book of verses about children's everyday lives — illustrated with reproductions from photographs by the author.

Rand McNally's publisher file copy of this book of simple verses illustrated with silhouettes, with the publisher's copyright label, manuscript annotation, and vault stamp.

First edition of this "maverick" (Bader) Jazz-Age picture book about a cat and a street in the scarce original dust jacket.

First edition thus, a re-issue of the Oz creator's JUVENILE SPEAKER (1910) under a different title, a collection of short pieces that Baum believed his best, including stories and verses from Oz.

First edition thus, the first printing of graphic artist Konashevich's illustrated edition of the cheerful, musical poem about "the most famous fly in Soviet children's literature" — known for its veiled anti-Stalin message.

Signed limited edition of Milne's theatrical adaptation of THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS by Kenneth Grahame, one of only 200 numbered copies signed by both Milne and Grahame.

Lovely US edition of these verses on the hardships of a dog's life, much scarcer than the UK edition.