Search Results: Christmas, Halloween, & Thanksgiving from Hedgehog's Whimsey Books

Scholastic, 1997. Wraps. Very good. No dust jacket as issued.. 0 Glued binding. 28 p. Children Illus, color. Folio. School market edition. Witches ~ good, bad and ugly ~ are colorful and entertaining in this early reading children's book. Choose your brew and you will be rewarded in kind!

Harper & Row Publishers., 1984. Book Club Edition. 1st Weekly Reader Book Club printing.. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Single small ding, front cover at spine fold. Lightly blind-stamped ownership impression, first end paper.. 1 Illustrated Paper over boards. 64 p. 6.25x8.75in. Drawings in greens, oranges, browns. Audience: Children/juvenile; Children/juvenile. Children's storybook series: Arthur the chimpanzee. Worried that his Halloween costume was not scary enough, Arthur wins a school prize for the most original costume.

Fredrickton New Brunswick, Canada: Brunswick Press, 1961. Trade paperback. Very good. No dust jacket as issued.. 1

A Cardinal Giant / Pocket Books Inc., 1959. First edition. 1st Pocket printing.. Mass-market paperback. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. Minor edge wear. Age-toning to paper.. 1 561 p. Mass-market (rack) paperback. Illustrated cover, chariot race. Light single spine crease. Historical novel, set in Ancient Rome during Jesus Christ's era. Judah Ben-Hur, galley slave, gladiator, and champion of Christ, fought for justice from the arenas of Rome to the great chariot race at Antioch. He tried to save Christ from the cross; and in failing, found new strength to fight a most glorious battle. His violence against his enemies was unmatched, but righteous citizens honored him. MGM made a classic blockbuster movie based on Ben-Hur, which stared Charlton Heston.

New York.: Scholastic Paperbacks., 1983. 4th printing.. Trade paperback. Fine.. Zimmer, Dirk (Pictures by).. 1 Trade paperback. Glued binding. 48 p. Audience: Children/juvenile. RARE: Bony-legs was a "horrible, bad witch". Deep in the woods, her hut stood on chicken feet. Sasha, a girl from the neighborhood came to call. Her aunt had sent her to borrow a needle and thread. The witch seemed odd. The cat nearby gave Sasha excellent advice, and the dog did not bark. A wonderfully adapted Russian tale, well-illustrated and easy to read. The witch is definitely of the spooky Halloween variety.

New York.: Little Simon / Simon & Schuster., 2001. First edition. Stated 1st edition. 1st printing.. Hard cover. Very good. Light shelf wear.. 1 Glued binding. Toddler board book, 19 cm. Rounded outside corners. 7 double pages. Color portrait faces in costume. Audience: Children/juvenile. Multicultural smiling faces, each w/ different headwear.

Middletown CT.: Weekly Reader Books., 1986. Book Club Edition. . Trade paperback. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. A few cover stress creases. Interior pages fine.. Roth, Gail (Art by).. 1 30 p. Includes illustrations. Horizontal format: 9.25x7in. Illustrated paper cover: balloons, 2 ghosts, basket of apples. Stapled binding. Color drawings, animals, ghosts. Boo and Boo Too live in a big old house on a hill and love games. They want more to join them so thay have a party. When Boo Too gets stuck in the chimney, what happens?

Gretna LA.: Pelican Publishing Company., 1983. 2nd printing. Wraps. Very good. A few short turned-down page corners. Slight surface where. Clean, not yet colored pages. 1 Color illustrated wraparound card stock covers. 30 p. Line art Illustrations. Audience: Children/juvenile. Activity book adapted from the classic Louisiana rendition of Clement C. Moore's famous poem, this coloring book begs for color. The text uses Cajun dialect spellings and rhythm, "De chirren been nezzle / Good snug on de flo'". Lead character St. Nicklus is guided through the swamps by 'gators.

Penguin Books, 1995. 1st Penguin printing, this edition.. Trade paperback. Very good. No dust jacket as issued.. 0 224 p.

E P. Dutton & Company., 1946. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Rear free end paper has old cellophane tape angled closed tear. 2 front small spill spots. Light back cover soil. Minor spine end, corner rubs.. Grilley, Virginia (Illustrated by).. 1 72 p. Gray cloth over lightly flexible boards. Red titles and scalloped border, front. Pen&Ink artwork. Late 19th century setting, a village where residents talked and talked all day Four sections: The Baker's New Coat; What Happened to Jasmine; The Baker's Garden; The Thirteen Santa Clauses. The same characters appear throughout.

New York.: Scholastic Book Services by arr. w/ The Dial Press., 1969. First edition. 1st Scholastic printing.. Trade paperback. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. Pin-pricks to top left, front. Slight cover soiling. Clean inside.. Bolognese, Don (Pictures by). 1 [46] p. 21 cm. Green-toned Illustrations. Audience: Children/juvenile. Youth fiction: It's winter in New York City, and the cold wind blows through the walls of the apartment where Jose, his mother, and little brother live. HIs mother has only a cotton blanket, and he hopes to get her a warmer one for Christmas. Primarily in English, with a few words and phrases in Spanish.

Boston / Cambridge.: Houghton Mifflin / Riverside Press., 1910. 2nd Impression, soon after 1st.. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. "Mary E Lambert, from Auntie Straw, December 25, 1910". Cover soiling. Interior clean.. Birch, Reginald (Pen&Ink artwork by).. 1 82 p. Includes illustrations. Hardcover w/ ivory-toned w/ light green, faded red stencil-style cover art. Pen&Ink detailed artwork in black ink. 20 cm. Christmas themes; One of author's 12 books.

New York Public Library / Spencer Publication Fund., 1969. Unabridged.. Trade paperback. Fine.. 1 Trade paperback. Light blue textured paper. Silver spine titles. Front paste-on 3.5-in. square. 120 p. 26 cm. Spencer Publication Fund Publication, 1. Exhibit catalogue. Part One: The Prophecies; Part Two: The Life of the Virgin; Part Three: The Nativity.

New York.: McLoughlin Brothers.. Christmas gift inscription 1910. No publication date specified.. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. Age-toning; minor spine ends, corner wear. Partial fade to front titles. Interior smudge spots at thumb hold, front pages. Half-inch tear, lower front end paper.. 1 144 p. Chromolithograph frontispiece (color, no credit); B&W Pen&Ink drawings/plates (various illustrators). Red cloth covered boards, green teapot, cricket illustrated cover, white front titles, black spine titles. Dickens's classic 'The Cricket on the Hearth', p.3-111. 'The Seven Poor Travellers' in the city of 'Old Rochester', p.113-143.

Garden City NY.: Nelson Doubleday., 1955. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. Near fine. Slight top page block dusting. Tightly bound.. Seaton, Walter (Illustrated by).. 1 352 p. Green pebbled paper over boards. Red end papers. Color frontispiece. 22cm. Pen&Ink line art inside. Classic collection of 19th century holiday stories by Charles Dickens.

New York: Gallery Books / WH Smith, 1990. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. Signed by previous owner.. Pearson, Sue. 0 Pictorial glossy paper over boards. Bright illustrations of an animated variety of toy friends, while Mrs. Roundy the shopkeeper is away.

Chicago / Toronto.: The John C Winston Co. / Henry T Coates & Co.. No copyright date. Circa 1900.. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. Back cover minor blemishing. Top page block off-color staining or age-toning. Small scratch marks to front paste-on.. 1 468 p. Dark green cloth over boards, beautifully decorated w/ red stamped tiles, acorns, border lines. Paste-on art of lady in garden, 2.25x3 in. w/ red border. 19 cm. Stitched binding. Holiday and seasonal stories (20).

New York.: Merrimack Publishing Corp., 1961. Presumed 1st.. Trade paperback. Very good. Near fine w/ light age-toning to inside covers. Otherwise unmarked.. 1 18 p. Includes illustrations. Stiff artfully decorated card stock covers. Woven looped string binding w/ 2 attachment points. 5.25x8.25in. Color artwork and hand-written style text. Holiday, well-wishing publication, beautifully illustrated depicting 19th or early 20th century images, all hand-designed before going to press.

San Francisco.: Collins Publishers., 1988. First edition. First printing.. Hard cover. Fine in fine dust jacket. Slight scuffing to jacket surface.. 1 Red cloth over boards. 208 p. Color photos throughout. Audience: General/trade. Collins Publishing "Day in the Life Series". Large Format book 10" X 14". Gorgeous, full color photos of Christmas scenes. Santas, people in church basements-making up boxes of food and care packages for soldiers, children in pajamas and in costumes (Nativity, Nutcracker, etc.). Homes ablaze with colored lights and trees and windows awash in ice crystals. A beautiful book that will restore spirits and illustrate the traditions in the United States of the Christmas season. Publishing sponsors include: Eastman Kodak; KMart; Pan Am; Federal Express. Small locator maps indicate where each photo was taken. Photographer list at back, with additional sponsors.

Buffalo NY.: Berger Publishing Company., 1908. Hard cover. Very good. Interior pages beautiful. Covers have soiling, professional cleaning recommended.. Various artists (Lithographs of works by).. 1 16 p. Pebbled white satiny cloth over boards, color illustrated with holly bouquet, ornate blue and gold titles. Stitched binding. 16 cm. Color seasonal art every page. Christmas holiday small booklet, beautifully presented. Lithographs are bright with rich color. Quotations (26) by various writers, some more than one, plus traditional and anonymous sources.