Items

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  "The Juniper Tree"

  A collection of Grimm’s Tales.
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  "The Briar Patch" from Felix Hoffmann's Sleeping Beauty

  illustration from Felix Hoffman's rendition of the classic fairytale as written by the Grimm's Brothers.
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  "The Bat-Poet"

  A collection of Bat’s poems and stories.
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  "Tell Tale Tit" from Mother Goose, or, The old nursery rhymes illustrated by Kate Greenaway

  Mother Goose, or, The old nursery rhymes / illustrated by Kate Greenaway ; engraved and printed by Edmund Evans.
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  "Seven Little Monsters"

  Seven monsters create trouble for the villagers of a town.
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  "Outside Over There"

  With Papa off to sea and Mama despondent, Ida must go outside over there to rescue her baby sister from goblins who stole her to be the goblins’ bride.
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  "Nutshell Library, Pierre"

  Books of lyrical stories for children.
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  "Nutshell Library, One Was Johnny"

  Books of lyrical stories for children.
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  "Nutshell Library, Chicken Soup with Rice"

  Books of lyrical stories for children.
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  "Nutshell Library, Case"

  Books of lyrical stories for children.
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  "Nutshell Library, Alligators All Around"

  Books of lyrical stories for children.
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  "Mommy?"

  While looking for his mother in a haunted house, a little boy plays pranks on the monster inhabitants.
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  "Kenny's Window"

  With the help of his dog, two toy soldiers, and his teddy bear, Kenny tries to answer questions asked by a dream rooster from a magical garden.
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  "In the Night Kitchen"

  A little boy's dream-fantasy in which he helps three bakers get milk for their cake batter.
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  "Hector Protector,"

  Book of rhymes inspired by Mother Goose.
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  "Goosey, goosey, gander" from Mother Goose, or, The old nursery rhymes illustrated by Kate Greenaway

  Mother Goose, or, The old nursery rhymes / illustrated by Kate Greenaway ; engraved and printed by Edmund Evans.
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  "Collier's, cover 1918"

  On the cover of this Collier’s, a German soldier crushes a small european style town under his immense size, as an apathetic look crosses his face. Unknown to him from behind stands a lit fuse with the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) inscribed upon it.
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  "Collier's Cover, 1942"