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A Child's Book of Myths by Margaret Evans Price (Retold by, Illustrator); Katharine Lee Bates (Introduction by)
Category: Reference | Series: Dover Read and Listen Ser.
Experience the marvel and splendor of ancient Greek fables with this book and CD set. Reproduced from two charmingly illustrated volumes of the 1920s, the book features 88 color images and 19 immortal tales, including stories of Pandora's box, Jason's search for the Golden Fleece, Orpheus' attempt to re ...Show more
A Christmas Treasury by Dover; Margaret Evans Price (Illustrator); Clement C. Moore; W. F. Stecher (Illustrator); Raphael Tuck (Illustrator); Carolyn S. Hodgman
Category: Children's Classics
"The pictures were gorgeous and reminded me of an old fashioned Christmas. Many of the tales are classic tales but the illustrations used makes the stories unique again. Very enjoyable and I can see many families enjoying this one." -- Fallsburg LibraryThis lovely holiday anthology features seasonal cla ...Show more
Hansel and Gretel by Margaret Evans Price
Category: Children's Classics | Series: Shape Books
A classic Grimm's fairy tale in an appealing facsimile of a shaped 1916 edition. Hansel and Gretel tells the story of two siblings who brave a night in the dark woods and cleverly defeata witch who lives in an deliciously tempting gingerbread house. Margaret Evans Price (1888-1973) was a prolific Americ ...Show more
Night Before Christmas by Clement C. Moore (Editor, Illustrator); Margaret Evans Price (Illustrator)
Category: Children's Books | Series: Shape Bks.
A hysterical new version of "The Night Before Christmas" David Ercolini's over-the-top illustrations will have readers saying, "Ho Ho Ho "Creatures of all shapes and all sizes will be stirring with laughter in this overly decked out, Christmas-splendored illustrated picture book Ercolini breathes new li ...Show more
The Night Before Christmas (Heavy Durable Paper edition) by Margaret Evans Price (Illustrator); Clement C. Moore
Category: Picture Books | Series: Dover Children's Classics Ser.
"A Visit from St. Nicholas" first appeared as an anonymous holiday poem in a New York newspaper in 1823. Since then, it has become better known by its first line and it has defined the image of Santa Claus and his most familiar traits, from his snowy beard and chubby cheeks to the names of his reindee ...Show more
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