E. HUMPERDINCK'S HANSEL AND GRETEL
First edition of this scarce and striking interpretation of the opera from the noted Japanese artist.
First edition of this scarce and striking interpretation of the opera from the noted Japanese artist.
First edition of this collection of songs of the Chippewa tribe arranged in musical notation and translated into English.
Signed later printing of Van Allsburg's first book, the story of a boy's search for his dog in a mysterious and eerie garden.
First edition of this survey of Lawson's work, reproducing more than 100 book illustrations and two etchings, selected and introduced by his former editor at Little, Brown.
First edition of this survey of Burkert, Wisconsin-born illustrator of Roald Dahl, Edward Lear, Hans Christian Andersen, and the finest Snow White ever published.
Uncommon inscribed first edition of this melancholy later Keats, in which a girl somewhere in the palm-tree-laden South searches for the kidnapper of her pet cricket.
Inscribed early printing of this Kellogg picture book, with a large original pen drawing of two characters from the story.
First edition of this psychedelic story of Orange Boy's efforts to "cool his head," featuring several illustrations that incorporate Cockerell marbled paper.
First edition of this collection of Tudor's holiday-themed stories, first published as three separate books in 1941, 1950, and 1938.
First printing of this key picture book reference work, tracing the genre in the US from the 19th century to the 20th.
Scarce proof copy of this evocative story of a little boy's memories of his grandfather who has passed away.
Scarce inscribed first edition of this picture book by the author of THE SNOWY DAY, illustrated throughout with exceptional panoramic cityscapes and scenes from the protagonist's imagined Halloween plane flight.
First printing of this colorful, large-format memoir of one of the best-loved cartoonists of the 20th century.
First printing of this chartreuse story of a missing green ball that ends up in an unexpected place.
First printing of this collection of poignant and humorous vignettes about injustices experienced by children at the hands of adults.
First printing of this charming story of a group of mice who work so hard on their Mardi Gras masks, they begin to frighten themselves.
First US edition of the continuation of little Josette's adventures as her Papa makes up increasingly outlandish stories, written by celebrated European avant-garde playwright Eugene Ionesco.
First US edition of this stunningly psychedelic picture book about two astronauts at the mercy of an evil space octopus, and how they make him pay for his misdeeds.
First US paperback edition of this visceral picture book told from the point of view of a whale killed to support the greed of man.
Redesigned edition of this tale of a little girl's interpretation of her exhausted father's efforts to keep her entertained, written by celebrated European avant-garde playwright Eugene Ionesco.
Signed first printing of this gift book for teachers, imbued with Harlin Quist quirkiness.
First US edition of this visceral picture book told from the point of view of a whale killed to support the greed of man.
Scarce first Le Cain edition of this classic fairy tale, which earned Le Cain his third Greenaway commendation.
First printing of this picture book about the world as seen by a newborn baby, with strange and delightful art from a number of Harlin Quist regulars.
First printing of this lovely and slightly surreal collection of rhymes about a pair of children and their dog.