JABBERWOCKY AND OTHER FRABJOUS NONSENSE
First hardcover Harlin Quist edition of Lewis Carroll's beloved nonsense poem, Caldecott Medal-winning artist Simms Taback's first work.
First hardcover Harlin Quist edition of Lewis Carroll's beloved nonsense poem, Caldecott Medal-winning artist Simms Taback's first work.
First printing of this collection of poems by the 12-year-old author, illustrated in an appropriately surreal style by Nicole Claveloux.
First printing of this visually startling book of bizarre images done in line with a touch of color by Nicole Claveloux – a Harlin Quist production, which means originality is guaranteed.
First printing of this surrealist picture book about communication, whether it's between apples and shoes or recursively between ducks of strange origins.
First printing of this collection of idealized Greek myths, many children's first introduction to the Classical world.
First printing of this vibrantly-illustrated poem about children born on different days of the week, with striking 60s typography.
First edition of this heretofore unrecorded work by award-winning artist Michael Foreman, a short and slightly surreal reflection on the battle against pollution, originally produced for PEGASUS, the in-house publication of Mobile Oil.
Scarce first printing of Michael Foreman's first picture book as both author and illustrator, the story of a very special London Christmas.
First US edition of this heartwarming story of a how pair of giants make friends again after an argument.
Inscribed first printing of the classic story of Dandelion, a failed aesthete but successful party guest, embellished by an original color portrait of the titular lion.
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.
Inscribed first printing of this tale of how a young cabala student armed with a magical piece of chalk saved the residents of an inn run by witches and devils.
Signed first printing of this vibrantly illustrated children's book, "a little fable about the senses, and about what is important to different people" (Hyman).
First printing of this classic story of a boy with a knack for doing the right things at the wrong time, with hilarious illustrations by award-winning artist Trina Schart Hyman.
Scarce inscribed copy of this charming self-published picture book, illustrated by (presumably) the author in a striking style midway between Kate Greenaway and Henry Darger.
First edition, first printing of this colorful journey through the many types of houses around the world, as introduced by the children who live in them.
First edition of Levine's shaggy dog story, illustrated in uncharacteristic full color by Edward Gorey.
First printing of this delightful picture book about letters coming together to serve a higher purpose, with the help of some insect friends.
First edition of this Caldecott Honor book, the story of a little orphaned fish who demonstrates that there is power in numbers.
First printing of this story of a little boy who bravely confronts the monster in his closet.
First printing of this heartwarming picture book about a boy who collects bottles in order to buy a guitar.
First hardcover edition of this '60s reinterpretation of the chapbook aesthetic, pairing classic woodcuts with a distinctive modern layout.
First printing of this Caldecott Medal-winning story of a fisherman's daughter whose daydreams get a little boy into trouble.
First printing of this charming Harlin Quist book about what it means to be a grown up, written from the child's point of view.
First printing of Orgel and Sendak's "thoroughly harmonious collaboration" (Lanes), a story in verse of sibling rivalry and reconciliation, in exceptional condition.