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Books published by publisher London: Jonathan Cape, 1946.

  • Cannonball Simp

    John Burnigham, the author

    Hardcover (Jonathan Cape, London, Aug. 16, 1966)
    , [30] pages, illustrated in colour
  • A Horse and a Hound A Goat and a Gander

    Alice and Martin Provensen

    Hardcover (London: Jonathan Cape,, March 15, 1979)
    A Horse and a Hound A Goat and a Gander
  • First Flight

    Sara Fanelli

    Hardcover (Jonathan Cape, London, Jan. 1, 2002)
    None
  • Zagazoo

    Quentin Blake, the author

    Hardcover (Jonathan Cape, London, Aug. 16, 1998)
    A little creature, pretty as can be, arrives one day at George and Bella's happy home. Its name is Zagazoo. The Zagazoo is, truth be told, not perfect, yet his little smile brings the couple joy. But Zagazoo never stays the same for long. In time, the little darling becomes a screeching vulture (whose cries are especially piercing at night), then an accident-prone elephant, and later a mud-loving warthog. On it goes, until, finally, Zagazoo is transformed into the most surprising creature of all!! Renowned for his exceptional picture books, Quentin Blake offers his own zany take on the stages of childhood in this story that all Zagazoos, current and former, will relish. Quentin Blake is one of the most popular children's book illustrators of our time.
  • You Only Live Twice By Ian Fleming

    Ian (1908-1964) Fleming

    (London : Jonathan Cape, Jan. 1, 1964)
    Physical description; 255 p. ; 20 cm. Notes; Case bound in black cloth. Japanese characters embossed on upper cover in gold ; title on spine in silver. Decorated endpapers. Jacket design by Richard Chopping. "Printed ... on paper made by John Dickinson and Co., Ltd. Bound by A. W. Bain and Co., Ltd., London" -- t.p. verso. 'First published 1964' (colophon) but it was actually published in late 1963. Subjects; Bond, James (Fictitious character) - Fiction. Intelligence service - Great Britain - Fiction. Espionage & spy thriller.
  • A Sailing Boat in the Sky

    Quentin Blake, the author

    Hardcover (Jonathan Cape, London, March 15, 2002)
    None
  • The Man With the Golden Gun

    Ian: Fleming

    (London: Jonathan Cape, 1965, Jan. 1, 1965)
    HardCover! First Edition: 8vo., 221 pages. Dust jacket cover art by Richard Chopping. Bookseller's small bookplate on front pastedown, otherwise this book is unmarked and very good in a very good price clipped dust jacket showing minor wear and tear to extremities. Now in a clear dust jacket protector, this is a very collectable copy of this title! "Secret Agent 007 is pitted against the ruthless assassin and master of destruction, Francisco Scaramange - the one they call the Man with the Golden Gun."
  • Zagazoo by Quentin Blake

    Quentin Blake

    Hardcover (Jonathan Cape, London, March 15, 1676)
    George and Bella are delighted when they receive an adorable Zagazoo. But as time goes by they find the Zagazoo changes, from a sweet baby, to a screeching vulture, a clumsy elephant, and even a fire-breathing dragon. Just when they reach their wits end, he becomes a wonderful, polite young man. But nothing stays the same for long in this clever tale about the joys and hazards of child-rearing.
  • The French Twins

    Lucy Fitch Perkins:

    Hardcover (London: Jonathan Cape, 1946., Sept. 3, 1946)
    None
  • Doctor Dolittle's Zoo

    Hugh Lofting, the author

    (Jonathan Cape, London, Jan. 1, 1927)
    , 320 pages, colour frontispiece and black line illustrations throughout, colour illustrated endpapers
  • The Filipino Twins.

    Lucy Fitch Perkins:

    Hardcover (London: Jonathan Cape, 1949., March 15, 1949)
    None
  • Across the River and Into the Trees - Jonathan Cape Publishers - 1950 - True First Edition

    Ernest Hemingway

    Hardcover (Jonathan Cape - London, July 6, 1950)
    Published by Jonathan Cape, 30 Bedford square, London. Index page says, "First Edition 1950. Printed in Great Britain in the City of Oxford at the Alden Press, Bound by A. w. Bain & Co. LTD., London.