First Edition. Includes Bradbury's 1967 screenplay, a draft of the novel from 1971, the final version with a tally of changes made from the galley proofs, a teleplay, and companion materials. Certainly the definitive version. This lettered version includes content not found in the regular version, including several previously unpublished.....

Seuss's second book for children, first published in 1938. This is a 1960s vintage copy, in a dust jacket priced at $2.95 (the book was mentioned in the Idaho State Journal on 1 December 1967 with that price). A very good copy in a very good dust jacket with wear.....

First Edition. A chapter book illustrated by Robert Lawson. First edition (stated, with the publisher's logo on the copyright page). Spine faded, else very good or better in the publisher's green cloth binding; lacking the dust jacket.

First Edition. A picture book about a little girl and a rescue octopus. The basis of the TV series Willa's Wild Life. First edition (first printing with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by Yaccarino on the dedication page, with a small.....

First Edition. Illustrated with color images by Zwerger. 160 pages. 9-1/2 by 11-1/2 inches. First edition (first printing with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. With a bookplate signed by Zwerger mounted to the copyright page. Signature slightly smeared.

Second Edition. The Emperor's New Clothes, The Princess and the Pea, and other fairy tales, illustrated in color by Zwerger. This is an expanded second American edition, with three additional stories. The book was also redesigned to match Zwerger's Alice in Wonderland. The first US edition appeared in 1991 from.....

First Edition. A charming wordless picture book about a boy who discovers a mysterious object washed up on the beach. Winner of the 2007 Caldecott Medal for best illustrated book. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending 1). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket (with no mention of.....

First Edition. A book printed with bold colors. While not specifically identified as such, the main character is a "Goof", a sort of elf with antennas; the same creature as in Mr. Mixie Dough, which was published the same year. In this story, Tim, a toymaker, takes a small boy.....

First Edition. An illustrated juvenile history of Mexico from the days of the Aztecs to the 1950s. Illustrated by Lynd Ward: "The drawings for this book were drawn directly on stone by the artist and the book was lithographed in four colors by George C. Miller." While this book was reprinted.....

First Edition. An historical chapter book about the founder of Methodism by May McNeer, illustrated by her husband Lynd Ward. 96 pages. With many full-page color illustrations. First edition (first printing, with an "A" on the copyright page and no indications of later printings). This is a very good copy in.....

First Edition. The first picture book featuring the dog named Mr. Lunch. This was one of the first children's books to be illustrated with digitally created art. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy but for very minor wear to the corners in a......

1950. A picture book about a Sicilian-American fisherman. Illustrated in color by the author. First edition (first printing, with no indication of later printings; 1950 copyright date on title page). A near fine copy in teal cloth, in an illustrated wrap-around dust jacket with several inch-long tears to the edges.....

First Edition. The second Mr. Lunch book. First edition (first printing, with a numberline ending in 1). A fine copy in a fine dust jacket. Signed by Seibold and Walsh on the title page.