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Wednesday, September 30, 2009

The Horse Who Liked Sandwiches - Aliki






The Horse Who Liked Sandwiches - written by Vivian L. Thompson illustrated by Aliki.
I have another book illustrated by Aliki, (which I will post soon) so I was really pleased to find this one a few weeks ago.
It seems Aliki has a few different styles of illustrating, this style is my favorite.
I love the color combos in this and the story is really cute.
Looks like there could be a few for sale here.

Friday, April 12, 2013

William Tell - Aliki

the cloth bound embossed cover of William Tell illustrated by Aliki 1961
The ink really is a lovely bright pink neon

Sunday, May 26, 2013

Thursday, October 01, 2009

This is the House Where Jack Lives - Aliki




Here is the other Aliki book I mentioned yesterday.
This is the House Where Jack Lives, of course I LOVE the hot pink.
Looks there could be a few for sale here.

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

My Five Senses - Aliki






Another stunning book to share with you with illustrations by Aliki - My Five Senses, I love the limited color palette and the bold simplistic illustrations.
This book was published in 1962 a newer version is available with a different style of illustrations.

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Guest: Lauren Ray Wagner.......part 2





TITLE: I Often Wish
AUTHOR: Babette Deutsch (Funk & Wagnalls, A Division of Reader's Digest Books, Inc. NY ©1966)
ILLUSTRATIONS: Eva Cellini
DESCRIPTION: A sweet hardcover children's book about what it would be like to be each of the animals or people pictured. Charming two-color illustrations.






TITLE: Katy's First Day: A Going-to-School Story (originally published under the title Katy Did)
AUTHOR: Jean Conder Soule (Whitman Books/Western Publishing Company ©1972)
ILLUSTRATIONS: Aliki
DESCRIPTION: This was my favorite book when I was younger, especially when I began going to school. I looked a lot like the main character, and I still wear and have an affinity for coats like the colorful ones the girls pictured are wearing! As silly as it may sound, these illustrations remind me of how I viewed the world when I was younger.

TITLE: Linde™ Oxygen Therapy Handbook
AUTHOR: Linde Company, Division of Union Carbide Corporation, ©1957
ILLUSTRATIONS: Not credited
DESCRIPTION: Not much to look at on the inside (mostly black and white photos of patients undergoing oxygen therapy), but I really enjoyed this cover illustration.



TITLE: Music and Electronics (Prepared with the cooperation of Science Service)
AUTHOR: J. Gordon Holt (Nelson Doubleday, Inc. Garden City, NY ©1961)
ILLUSTRATIONS: Frank Lacano
DESCRIPTION: This booklet is from a series of about 15-20 of the same kind, all dealing in scientific subjects ranging from ballistics to archaeology. They also offer a bit of interactivity by including two pages of gummed, perforated color plates to be applied where indicated throughout the booklet (ours are still intact, thankfully!). I'm particularly fond of this illustration style, like the ones for the "Dinner Parties" book (coincidentally the same illustrator)
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