THE PUFFINS ARE BACK
Inscribed later printing of this children's nonfiction picture book on the Audubon Society's Puffin Project successes in coastal Maine.
Inscribed later printing of this children's nonfiction picture book on the Audubon Society's Puffin Project successes in coastal Maine.
Signed first printing of this Caldecott Honor book, a moving autobiographical account of a boy in Communist Prague who couldn't help but to draw – with original drawing.
Signed first printing of this charming story of how Madlenka and her invisible dog make lots of canine friends, with help from the fond memories of her neighbors – with original doggy drawing.
Signed first edition of this charming story of a little girl who travels the world by meeting her many neighbors, all in order to tell everyone that her tooth is loose – with original drawing.
First US edition of this collection of Baltic myths and folklore, with dreamlike illustrations by Peter Sis.
Signed first printing of this largely wordless tale of a whale born into captivity who experiences freedom for the first time – with original drawing.
Signed first printing of this collection of hilarious poems about an island full of hybrid animals, with delightful illustrations by Sis.
First printing of this autobiographical reflection on Sis's childhood, brought to light by his discovery of a diary his father kept while lost in Tibet – a 1999 Caldecott Honor book.
First printing of this picture book about the life, works, and impact of Charles Darwin, illustrated in Peter Sis's classic whimsy.
Beautiful copy of this colorful collection of stories about a little girl who meets all sorts of talking insects and animals in her garden.
First edition, the basis for the 2006 film directed by Shawn Levy and starring Ben Stiller, with an original promotional bookmark and limited edition (no. 27 of 100) print signed by Trenc.
Rare first edition of the d'Aulaire's panorama book of animals around the world.
First edition of the charming story of Kewpie-esque Pohutukawa flower fairies HUTU AND KAWA as they cheer up a lonely reptile.
First printing of this hilarious book that draws comparisons between different plants and animals in rhyme, a product of the Nature Fakers controversy of the early 20th century.