Books published by publisher Ticknor and Fields

Twenty-one familiar objects that make up a child's room--table, window, bed, and doll, among others--are indentified in English and twelve other languages, including Spanish, Japanese, Arabic, Navajo, French, and Tagalog.

Laura tells an old woman of her wish that her parents were back together again, without realizing that she is speaking to a real witch.

Surrounded by numerous loving ladies and several villainous types, Lovejoy--of Lovejoy Antiques in East Anglia--desperately tries to find the person who killed his old friend and confrere, Leckie

Introduces the primary, secondary, intermediate, and complementary colors and examines the interaction of different colors and the human eye's perception of colors.

An artist celebrates the beautiful and varied Canadian landscape in these impressionistic descriptions and full-color paintings of Canada's provinces and territories, from Newfoundland to the Northwest Territories.

A Series of English Sketches by Nathaniel Hawthorne

Hardcover W/Dustjacket.

Text and drawings explain how flowers mature into seed-bearing fruit.

A collection of poems from childhood contains a humorous assortment of playground verse--including jump-rope rhymes, taunts, parodies, and other wacky and absurd poems.

Two sisters befriend a man who is different from their other neighbors, visiting his furniture shop and enjoying chocolate bars, but when Christmas comes, they discover that they also have something worth sharing.

Introducing fourteen fruits and showing how and where they grow--from cranberries on delicate vines to apple trees laden with fruit--a collection of vivid photographs presents each fruit in still-life, landscape, and close-up views.

Gathers poems from each period of Hall's career, including "The One Day," the long poem that won the National Book Critics Circle Award