New Releases by Clement Hurd

Simplified Chinese edition of The Runaway Bunny - a Margaret Wise Brown and Clement Hurd classic parents everywhere read to their children, reassuring that no matter what they do, a mother''s love is always constant.

Three board books celebrating the love of parents for their babies are now packaged together as a gift: Tell Me Again About the Night I Was Born, You''re Just What I Need and The Runaway Bunny.-3.

Petit lapin rêve de devenir raison, rocher, crocus, voilier, etc. La tendresse de sa maman a raison de ses fugues imaginaires. Et le petit lapin décide de rester ce qu''il est.

Le rituel du coucher permet de retrouver le calme en disant bonsoir à tous les objets domestiques.

En el juego de escondite un conejito trata, en vano, de irse lejos de su mamá. Por su tenaz amor la madre siempre logra encontrar a su hijo.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie have a very busy day at their pet shop, caring for all the animals, catching three skunks, and finding a home for a dog no one has bought.

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie buy all the proper equipment and go on a camping trip, sleeping and cooking outdoors and fishing in a river.

Mr. Charlie likes eggs so much that he wants to raise chickens, but first he must build them a proper home.

The adventure of a little boy, Adam, at the St. George''s Day Fair, in colonial times. The story is set in Williamsburg, Virginia

A boy, a girl, a dog and a cat play together all over the town.

A boy and a girl leave town to visit a farmer in the country.

Literary mss., typescripts, correspondence, legal papers, periodical publications, personal papers, diaries, illustrations, and photographs relating to Margaret Wise Brown, her writings, and personal life. Series I includes published stories, poems, and songs, both handwritten and typed, often with Brown''s notes, also some book dummies for some of her works; Series II contains unpublished poems and songs, essays and stories, ideas for records, plays, radio and television programs, musical scores with words by Brown and music by Elizabeth Randolph or Dorothy Cadzow, and composition books with ideas for stories, notes, and thoughts, grouped by format and arranged alphabetically within format; Series III. Correspondence with letters to and from Brown; IV: Muscellaneous papers containing Brown''s college papers and creative stories, notes from writing workshops in which she participated including notes on how children related to her writing, and book reviews and articles on her work clipped from newspapers; Series V: Illustrations, generally in storyboard form, for a few of Margaret Wise Brown''s published works, including the complete storyboard for The Little Brass Band and assorted illustrations for several other books including The Little Fir Tree, also including work by Barbara Cooney and Clement Hurd; VI: materials about Brown including articles, theses, and mss., grouped by format; and VII: Photographs containing black and white photos of Brown, from her childhood until shortly before her death as well as images of her homes in New York City and Maine.