A facsimile edition of the original 1942 printing.
Waterstones
Living Dangerously by Astrid Lindgren
Lizard Music by Daniel Pinkwater
Pinkwater’s now classic 1970s novel is imaginative, tongue-in-cheek, and altogether bizarre.
Published in the New York Review Children’s Collection.
The Milk Of Dreams by Leonora Carrington
“A compendium of children’s drawings and tales by the British-Mexican surrealist… who used to paint them on the walls of her house. OBSERVER
Black Ships Before Troy, The Story of The Iliad – Rosemary Sutcliff, ill. Alan Lee
Frances Lincoln reintroduces us to this Greenaway award-winning title. Here is Homer’s epic poem The Iliad, brought to life by Rosemary Sutcliff with all the skill of a master storyteller. Alan Lee’s dramatic cover image hauntingly recreates the age of heroes in this introduction to the Greek classics.
Originally published in 1993, one hopes that a new audience won’t be too put off by the rather dated book design.
The Cat In The Hat 60th Anniversary Edition – Dr. Seuss
A very special slipcase anniversary edition with original sketches from the making of the book.
Collectible.
When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit by Judith Kerr
This semi-autobiographical and unforgettable story, of a Jewish family fleeing from Germany before the start of the Second World War, with its original cover illustration.
The Bagthorpe Saga: Absolute Zero by Helen Cresswell
The second book in the The Bagthorpe Saga, published as a Collins Modern Classic.
Waterstones
Skullduggery Pleasant: Death Bringer by Derek Landy
HarperCollins’ striking rejacketing of the Skullduggery Pleasant series continues…
Cover design by black sheep-uk.com
Manxmouse by Paul Gallico
The Manxmouse is one of a kind. He has bright blue fur, huge rabbit ears and no tail. What will happen when he meets the Manx Cat? With a Foreword by Michael Bond who says, “By any standards you will find Manxmouse to be a very special character indeed, and the book itself is unputdownable.”
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