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Grampa in Oz
Ruth Plumly Thompson, Ino R. Neill
Hardcover (Reilly & Lee, March 15, 1924)Grampa in Oz is the eighteenth in the series of Oz books created by L. Frank Baum and his successors, and the fourth written by Ruth Plumly Thompson. Wikipedia Published: 1924 Author: Ruth Plumly Thompson Preceded by: The Cowardly Lion of Oz Followed by: The Lost King of Oz Genres: Fantasy, Children's literature, Speculative fiction
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Five go down to the sea
Enid Blyton
Hardcover (Reilly & Lee, Jan. 1, 1961)Children's book, the twelfth novel in The Famous Five series,
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The Road to Oz
L. Frank Baum, John R. (illustrator); b/w Illustrations Neill
Hardcover (Reilly & Lee, Jan. 1, 1909)AS PICTURED: Illustrated by John R. Neill, The Reilly & Lee Co., 1909, 261 pgs. Integrity is well-preserved, hardbound with TAN cloth overboards, tight spine, no dust jacket, illustrated cover pages; beautiful black and white illustrations; some wear and yellowing of cover and pages, no writing except for a number written on spine bottom. SHIPPING FAST & SECURE!
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Bonjour Philippine
Ellen Paullin
Hardcover (Reilly & Lee, March 15, 1968)None
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Rinkitink in Oz
L. Frank Baum, John R. Neill
Hardcover (Reilly & Lee, Jan. 1, 1964)None
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The Shaggy Man of Oz
Jack. Snow
Hardcover (Reilly & Lee, March 15, 1949)The Shaggy Man gets his own book after many adventures with the Oz gang.
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The Emerald City of Oz
L Frank Baum, John R Neill
Hardcover (Reilly & Lee, Jan. 1, 1910)None
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Patchwork Girl of Oz White Cover
L Frank Baum
Hardcover (REILLY & LEE CO., Jan. 1, 1913)None
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The Land of Oz White Series
L. FRANK BAUM, JOHN R. NEILL
Hardcover (REILLY & LEE, Jan. 1, 1965)WHITE SERIES OZ BOOK - LAND OF OZ.
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Wongo and the Wise Old Crow,
Grace Moon, Carl Moon
Hardcover (Reilly & Lee Co, March 15, 1923)Moon, Grace And Carl, Wongo And The Wise Old Crow
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The poet who couldn't wait for spring
Bronson Potter, Patricia Rosenkranz
Hardcover (Reilly & Lee Co, March 15, 1964)It was winter! The poet and his only friend Spotted Dog were so cold they simply could not wait for spring to come. Every day they went out to search for signs of it, and every day an icy wind blew them right back into their shack. The poet tried to console the shivering little dog by telling him about all the fine, wonderful things they would see and do when spring finally did come, but he could not control his own impatience. But one day Spotted Dog got sick, and in nursing him, the poet forgot himself. By the time Spotted Dog was up and around, many things had changed, including the poet and his goals.
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Chico of the + Up ranch,
Dan Muller
Hardcover (Reilly & Lee, March 15, 1938)Cream cloth boards with black and red titles and decorations on front panel and spine. Profusely illustrated with black and white drawings by the author.