Scarce first edition, second printing of Alcott's story of a young orphaned heiress finding her place among her large extended Boston family. A lovely copy.

First US edition of Aldin's tale of the trials and tribulations of Mac, a white West Highland Terrier, who narrates in a Scottish dialect. Rare in this condition.

First American edition of a timeless tale of double trouble: twin puppies escape the house and get into outdoor mischief. Beautifully illustrated in Aldin's lively style.

First American edition, in which Tim returns home to find his family gone, and he has many adventures before he is reunited with them at last. A Kate Greenaway Medal recipient.

First edition of this collection of old-English Christmas legends, history, and lore, touching on both the origins of contemporary British Christmas rituals and many lost traditions.

Collection of 18 Black folk tales adapted by Bagley, inscribed by him.

Junior Literary Guild edition of this Irish fantasy, in which young Patsy O'Flaherty plans to make a fortune capturing leprechauns.

First edition, illustrated on every page reproducing the texts of 100 ABC books. Fascinating and a good reference tool.

First edition of this very readable biography of Lewis Carroll, with many excerpts of his letters to children.

First edition and only printing of this "summer comedy" self-published by Baum, set near Lake Michigan where Baum wrote many of his books, an exceptional copy.

First edition, first state of the children's fantasy novel by Baum published in the early days of his Oz success (and considered by many critics to be within the Oz universe) – a beautiful copy.

Inscribed first edition of Baum's classic as reinterpreted by Moser's stark and occasionally creepy illustrations.

First edition in the rare original dust jacket of Baum's posthumously published final Oz book.