COME OVER TO MY HOUSE
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, 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, first printing, cheerfully illustrated story of a boy's desire to become a Which-What-Who, made of different animal parts.
Signed first edition of this unusually minimalist Gorey picture book of stick figures in troubling postures, captioned in French.
First edition Little Golden Book with a complete page of real decals that the owner can cut out, soak, and apply to furniture or walls for decoration.
First trade edition of the first book by one of the giants of the Golden Age of Illustration, and of children's picture books.
First printing of the fourth book in the Harold series of mid-century meta-picture books.
First edition of the second book in the Harold series of mid-century minimalist meta-picture books.
Sixth printing (stated) of the original edition of this classic children's tale, featuring a French lion who goes into town to visit his friends.
Uncommon set of three early '60s Gorey titles in Swedish translation, in the original illustrated box: Det Olyckliga Barnet (The Hapless Child), Vastra Flygeln (The West Wing), and Klumperump (The Wuggly Ump).
Signed later printing of Van Allsburg's fourth book, with beautiful, haunting color illustrations in his characteristic style.
Signed later printing of the author's third book, a young boy's dream-tour of a flooded world's great monuments.
First edition of this scarce and striking interpretation of the opera from the noted Japanese artist.
First printing of this innovative ABC book, with review slip laid in.
Second issue of this whimsical advertising booklet about boat safety and yachting, illustrated by Seuss with sea creatures in a style very similar to the future Cat in the Hat and the characters of ONE FISH TWO FISH.
First Heritage Club edition of this large and colorful collection of classic nursery rhymes — one of the great American editions of Mother Goose, in the scarce original slipcase.
Inscribed first edition of Lancaster's illustrated story of a young Japanese girl's cultural adjustment to daily life in America, aided by the familiar sight of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Japanese landscaping.
First edition of this picture-book history of the African diaspora, with special focus on famous Black leaders from Phillis Wheatley and Mary McLeod Bethune to Frederick Douglass and Thurgood Marshall.
Early English language edition of this charming picture book from the famous Swedish author, following the making of a young boy's woolen suit, starting with the shearing of a sheep.
First edition of the beautiful meta-picture book on the power of the creative imagination, rarely seen with the original dust jacket so intact.
First US editions of three philosophical children's books by Umberto Eco, each signed by him.
Uncommon first US edition of this Swiss "old verse with new pictures," a chain folktale with a variant known to English speakers as The Old Woman and her Pig.
Signed first edition of this lovely picture book fantasy, a pro-insect propaganda piece about the titanic struggle between the elfin Leaf Men, who were invented for this story, and the Spider Queen, who is terribly real.
First edition of this collection of songs of the Chippewa tribe arranged in musical notation and translated into English.
Inscribed first edition of the story of a farmland duck named Baldwin, dealing with loss and the search for happiness, a beautiful copy.
First edition Little Golden Book, with a 1950s take on the Nativity accompanied by charming period illustrations.