Inscribed first printing of the fourth Ramona book, in which Ramona watches her father struggle with unemployment and tries to help him quit smoking.

Second edition — in the rare presentation variant of the original wrappers — of the greatest of silly books.

First UK edition of the 3rd Brownie book, taking the reader through the lives of the tiny creatures of Scottish myth month by month, re-envisioned by the Canadian author with more mischief.

Inscribed early edition of the first Brownies book, about the creatures from Scottish folklore given a Victorian update by Cox — with small original ink drawing by Cox next to his inscription.

Maud and Miska Petersham-illustrated edition of the classic tale of the puppet come to life, a bright 1930s production.

First printing of the Rule-illustrated edition, a gorgeous book with vivid, stylized scenes in Art Deco style.

Giant limited edition portfolio of prints for "some of the pictures I like best," according to Sendak's introduction — including gorgeous large-scale images from WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE and IN THE NIGHT KITCHEN.

Energetic illustrated rendition of the classic fairy tale, featuring color plates by Bacharach.

First edition thus, the deluxe Kirk edition, expanded from the 1916 version with new marginal ornaments and 6 new color plates.

"Knickerbocker Classics" edition of the whimsical children's fantasy classic, with a lavish pictorial cloth binding and Art Nouveau-style dust jacket.

Complete set of first US editions — all but SORCERER'S STONE first printings — with the first 3 titles signed by Rowling and the final 4 signed by illustrator and cover artist Mary Grandpré.

First Hague-illustrated edition of the classic tragic fairytale.