First Edition. Illustrated with numerous in-text illustrations, at least a few based on Audubon's Birds of America. 322 pages. 4-1/8 by 6-1/4 inches. First edition. An attractive copy in the original two-color paper-covered boards binding.

Tenth anniversary edition. This is one of 250 numbered copies, signed by Joyce. 10-1/4 by 8-1/4 inches. A fine copy in a very good to near fine slipcase, no jacket, as issued. This is copy 79 of 250 signed by Joyce, with a sketch of a dinosaur.

First Edition. The first book in the Olivia series and a Caldecott Honor book. With a blurb by David Hockney, with whom Falconer has collaborated on theater design. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A near fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by the.....

One of the most beloved of children's picture books, Fifty-sixth printing of the revised (1987) edition; this version with Carle's new one-page introduction (reproducing a handwritten page) added to copies for the 40th anniversary of the book. A fine copy (one corner bumpe) in a fine dust jacket. Signed by.....

First Thus. A gentle satire on the Eloise books, featuring a "lovable little hipster" and child of a Beat couple: "My name is Suzuki Beane. I have a pad on Bleeker Street with Hugh and Marcia." Illustrated by the artist who would later publish Harriet the Spy. It concludes with.....

First Edition. A fantasy story about three boys who hear a train whistle at night and magically find themselves aboard the Dreamland Express, whizzing through a landscape inhabited by wizards, giants, and magical creatures. With brightly colored illustrations throughout by the author and three supposed "photographs" taken by the protagonists.....

First Thus. A collection of animal puns (No newts is good newts) by the author of The Phantom Tollbooth, illustrated by Michael Witte. This book was first published in 1982 with black-and-white illustrations by Eric Carle. Not paginated; 5-1/4 by 6-1/4 inches. First edition illustrated by Witte (first printing, with.....

One of 1000 copies signed and numbered by the illustrator, who has made drawings for this edition. Vess is best-known for his work in comics, including Web of Spiderman and Rocketeer. [31] pages. 5-1/2 by 6-1/2 inches. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by.....

37 pages. 7-1/4 by 12 inches. An edition of 200 copies. Colección Barquitos. Seven poems and four rondas (rounds, or rotas, in English) written for children. Exuberantly handcolored throughout. Text digitally printed on white paper with Kraft paper dividers. A short poetic broadside in the shape of an owl is inserted.....

First edition thus. This is a copy of the deluxe edition of the second book in the series, bound in blue cloth with a decorative label on the front cover, and the title and a facsimile of the author's signature stamped in gilt. One of 7500 copies printed, per Errington's J......

First Edition. A young-adult novel. Roddy Doyle was born in Dublin; he won the Booker Prize for Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha. First British edition (with a numberline ending in 1). The US version is the true first. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by Doyle on.....

First Edition. One of a series of groundbreaking Chicano Movement children's picture books, written and illustrated by some of the most important Chicano activist writers and artists. The author was Alurista, the main illustrator was one of the original activist-artists of Chicano Park in San Diego, Victor Orozco Ochoa. The.....

First Edition. An illustrated picture book about an astronaut and Lulu, the strange creature that returns with him from the moon. First edition (stated). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Inscribed by Agee, "To Ellen, John Agee, 1996" with a small sketch of Lulu.