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1. Im Himmel und auf der Erde







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2. The Bad Speller







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3. L'alfabestiavideobeto

Written by Giovanni Gandini and illustrated by the wonderful artist Margherita Saccaro, here's a unique Italian ABC book from 1976.







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4. Father Christmas







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5. Otto: The Story of a Mirror

About ten years ago, while I was doing books with Frances Foster at Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, she gave me a copy of a picture book just published by that house: Otto: The Story of a Mirror. I loved that book, and I had since been very curious about the author and illustrator, Ali Bahrampour. Last year I had the fortune of meeting and getting to know him, a fellow Sendak Fellow. He has many other great ideas for picture books, and I think one of these days we'll be lucky enough to see them in print.
You can read more about Ali and Otto here (you'll have to scroll down).





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6. La piccola fuggitiva (The Little Fugitive)

I would like to share images from a picture book that is particularly dear to me. The author and illustrator is Franco Matticchio, who also happens to be a friend of mine (unfortunately I don't see him nearly as often as I would like to). I think he is one of the very few truly extraordinary book artists working in Italy today. The book - the story of a little girl who runs away who knows where - was published in Milan in 2009 by the meritorious Nuages gallery.


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7. The Tiny Visitor

A few days ago I joined an interesting discussion about strangeness in picture books on Roger Sutton's blog. I have to confess that I hadn't heard of Oscar de Mejo before, so I looked around and bought this nice copy of what is apparently his first children's book: a 64-page picture book, published by Pantheon in 1982.









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8. The Dallas Titans Get Ready for Bed

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9. Weird Islands

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10. The Agony in the Kindergarten

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11. The Story of Hansel and Gretel






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12. Nursery Rhymes

I love chapbooks, especially for children. I recently bought this one on eBay. It must be English, probably 1830's or 40's, even though it bears no indication of publisher, place, or date.



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13. Histoire de Perlette

In Milan, Italy, were I was born and grew up, there is a big, monthly flea market on the canal called Naviglio Grande. There, years ago, I found this little, flimsy book. It's the story of a drop of water, Perlette, which in French means little pearl. BĂ©atrice Appia was the illustrator.





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