Search Results: PFVL from BRYAN BUNCH BOOKS

Chapters detail the emotions and activities of animals, primarily mammals and birds, with such topics s sleep, animal etiquette, grief, play, migration, domestication, lifespan and size limits, etc. Beliefs from around the turn go the 20th century that mostly are no longer held, but still fascinating. A beautiful copy, unmarred except for inscriptions of previous owners. Wonderful endpapers.

Garden City: Doubleday, 1951. Harcover in bright yellow cloth. Fine/Fine. THe stories include the story of Sarah Brown (of the Saslvation Army), and other characters on which the hit musical "Guys and Dolls" is based . SIx of the stories not previously published in book form. Although ex-library, it belonged to a small collection at a senior-living center and was not widely irculated. The bright dust jacket shows color cartoons of the characters such as Sarah BRown, Miss Adelaide, Nathan Detroit, Harry the Horse, and Big Julie.

New York: Orange Judd Company, 1915. Hardcover. Very good. Copyright 1896 Very tight book with black line at top of pages indicating it was once remaindered; Edges of cover with shelf wear, slight partial separation of back cover

This is follow up to One Day at Beetle Rock in the same format, but concerning a day at a marsh near the Tetons, dealing with the lives of an otter, trout, osprey, mosquito, mink, hare, duck, moose, leech, and snail, along with mentions of other creatures of the marsh. A flap of the DJ is enclosed. Although technically ex-library, the book was in a small retirement-community library and not circulated much. There are library stamps on the endpapers and title page.

This is the second printing of a remarkable work of art. The artist/author tells the story of the 14th-century folk hero William Tell entirely through shapes and symbols (explained on the table of contents). Very bright and in great condition.