Here is a slightly smaller version in a special collection of a book already in the collection. The cover and the verso of the title-page proclaim this book as part of Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. This copy has ...

This large-format (10 x 10) book contains five stories. Two of them are fables: LM and Brer Rabbit and the Blackberry Bush. The other three are How Elephants Lost their Wings; The Little Red Hen; and The Little Giraffe. ...

This is a square book about 8 on a side. Among its fifteen stories are The Emperor's New Clothes, retold by Susanna Davidson, and GA, retold by Leslie Sims. Mike and Carl Gordon illustrate the former and Merel Eyckerman ...

This is one of six books in a series. I am sorry to have missed the series. Now only two of them seem available at reasonable prices, and here is the second of those two. The pamphlet offers delightful cartoons, starting ...

This eight-page oversized (7½ x 10¾) pamphlet is dramatic from start to finish. The last image shows the rats scattering so fast that they leave a cloud behind. Best image is the opening image of the cat grasping hordes ...

This eight-page oversized (7½ x 10¾) pamphlet is dramatic from start to finish. The book's four images give us the lion at four different moments. The best image is the opening image of the lion, eyes popping out, grabbing ...

This eight-page oversized (7½ x 10¾) pamphlet is dramatic from start to finish. This crow steals grapes from some shepherds. Each image highlights one of the two central characters. The moral proclaims Los piropos, ...

The author writes in the Avant-Propos: Par une suite en forme d'hommage, j'ai voulu, aujourd'hui, rendre justice aux victimes d'une tradition quelque peu contestable. Corbeaux, cigales, agneaux, belettes et petits lapins, ...

This is my third copy of this book, but this copy has two differences from the other two. They were printed in Barcelona and have a publication date of 2003. Though I ordered another copy by mistake, I am happy to have ...

This volume is symptomatic of where book publishing is going these days. This 7½ x 9¼ paperback book of 432 pages reproduces the texts of Wright's edition of 1881 in good, accessible form. It does so without a single ...