BENNETT CERF'S BOOK ANIMAL OF RIDDLES
1964
First edition of this riddle book in the Beginner Books series, mimicking the format and style of the most famous books from that series by Dr. Seuss.
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LITTLE WITCH AND THE RIDDLE
(1980)
First edition of this "I Can Read Book" about a little witch who solves a riddle, wonderfully illustrated in color by the author.
ARTHUR'S PEN PAL
(1976)
First printing, the tale of an adorable chimp in an "I Can Read Book," with simple sentences and large spaces between lines to assist very young readers.
A BABY SISTER FOR FRANCES
(1964)
First printing of this lovely Hoban story of a new big sister's adjustment to her new baby sister, a beautiful copy, scarce in this condition.
A PICTURE FOR HAROLD'S ROOM
(1960)
First printing of the sixth book in the Harold series of mid-century minimalist meta-picture books, the only one first published in this format, as an I Can Read Book.
TEN APPLES UP ON TOP!
(1961)
First printing of this rhythmic counting reader, one of the hardest to find Seuss books in the first edition.
PUT ME IN THE ZOO
(1960)
Early edition, written using only 100 different words and illustrated in color by the author.
HOP ON POP
1963
First edition, first printing of this Seuss easy reader, blending education with silly rhymes and illustrations.
MARVIN K. MOONEY WILL YOU PLEASE GO NOW!
(1972)
First edition of this scarce Seuss title, the greatest children's picture book representation of the lousy Nixon era.
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