<p>Rick Schreiter, an especially talented young artist, reveals a new talent in this robust book. His writing has won him a new attention.</p>

Delicious Plums of King Oscar the Bad

Schreiter, Rick

Children's Books

Harlin Quist, Inc

A dauntless crew of buccaneers overcomes the enemy and a sea monster, but are done in by their own treasure--or are they?

The damp and daffy doings of a daring pirate ship

Guillermo Mordillo

<p>Timothy the Terror is an African-American children's story published as a soft cover book by Harlin Quist, Inc. and distributed by Dial/Delacorte, New York. text was copyright in 1972. Library of Congress Catalog Card 78-141531. It had a $1.50 cover price (lower rear right hand corner). There are full color illustrations. Three year old Timothy is bullied by his older sisters, who blame him for any mess they make while their parents are at work and even gobble up all his birthday cake, leaving him only the candles. Then Uncle Roland arrives in his big yellow car, fresh from a visit to Africa, with gifts for all. When Timothy receives a tiger, his world changes! Delightful tale with equally delightful illustrations by Jean-Jacques Loup, written in Black vernacular. The author, Ruth Cavin (1918 - 2011) was an American book editor who worked as an associate publisher of Thomas Dunne Books, where she started working at age 70 and oversaw the publication of 900 books.</p>

Timothy the Terror

Ruth Cavin

Eggs Amen!

John Goldhwaite

The piano man takes a youth on a magical flying trip to the ocean depths, a desert, the South Pole, and a jungle.

The piano man

Diot, Alain