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New York: Arthur a Levine, 2009. First printing. Hardcover. New/new. New York: Arthur a Levine, 2009. First printing. New/new. Egielski, Richard. 40 pp. After writing light operettas with his partner Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Sullivan decides he's had enough and leaves. When Mr. Gilbert comes across a Japanese street fair, inspiration strikes, and Gilbert and Sullivan reunite for their greatest work yet. Full color. 

New York: Atheneum, 2001. First printing. Hardcover. Fine/fine. Pinkney, Jerry. New York: Atheneum, 2001. First printing. Fine/fine. Pinkney, Jerry. Stated first edition, first printing, winner of the Coreeta Scott Knig Award 2001, without sticker on jacket. Growing up in 1950s Nashville, Tennessee, Tricia Ann faces signs everywhere saying "For Whites Only." When her grandmother allows her to go "someplace special" for the first time, 'Tricia Ann heads for the public library--where "all" are welcome. Full color. 

New York: Atheneum Books for Young Readers, 1986. Hardcover. New/new. Parnell, Peter. Remainder mark on bootom edge. The acclaimed team of Baylor and Parnall presents a radiant prose-poem about a girl who shares her love of desert life as she tells of treasured experiences such as dancing in the wind on Dust Devil Day and sleeping outside during the Time of the Falling Stars.

New York: Aladdin Paperbacks, 1995. Softcover. New. Parnell, Peter. The acclaimed team of Baylor and Parnall presents a radiant prose-poem about a girl who shares her love of desert life as she tells of treasured experiences such as dancing in the wind on Dust Devil Day and sleeping outside during the Time of the Falling Stars.

Yearling Books, 1993. New. Weisgard, Leonard. Yearling Books, 1993. New. Weisgard, Leonard. MacDonald and Weisgard depict the changes that occur on a small island as the seasons come and go, as day changes to night, and as a storm approaches. 

Trophy Pr, 1985. Softcover. New. Du Bois, Williams Pene. Trophy Pr, 1985. New. Du Bois, Williams Pene. 32 pp."Nonconforming William's heart is set on a doll; his father and brother are set against it. William gets his wish, and readers get a satisfying story that takes a gentle swipe at sexism".--School Library Journal. ALA Notable Children's Book; New York Times Outstanding Children's Book. Full-color illustrations.