-From E. Nesbit's
THE
PHOENIX
AND
THE
C~RPr,T.
Illustration 5"y
J .
S. Goodall
Looking Glass Library
eeThe most welcome children's books that have
come along in recent years."
-Shirley Jackson,
THE REPORTER
The aim of the Looking Glass Library is to provide today's chil·
dren with books that children have always treasured and that
discriminating adults have always admired for their high literary
quality. The consulting editors are Phyllis McGinley. W . H .
Auden and Edmund Wilson.
New titles just published:
THE PHOENIX AND THE CAR-
THE PRINCESS AND CURDlE
PET by E. NESBIT. Illustrated
by GEORGE MACDONALD. II·
by
J.
S.
Goodall.
288 pages
lustrated by
H elen Stratton.
THE RED FAIRY BOOK
by AN.
272 pages
DRE.\~
LANG. Illustrated by
OTTO. OF THE
~ILVER
HAND
Reme L onette.
480 pages
WrItten and Illustrated by
THE LOOKING GLASS BOOK OF
HOWARD PYLE. 192 pages
STORIES
Edited by HART DAY
Available at all good
LEAVITT. 512 pages
bookstores, $1.50 each.
For a complete list o( LOOKING GLASS LIBRARY titles write to
LOOKING GLASS LIBRARY, 127 E. 69th St., New York 21 ,
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