Most Popular Books by Ogden NASH

In 1949, SPORT magazine published "Lineup for Yesterday," a collection of poems by Ogden Nash celebrating the greatest big-league baseball players of the 1800s and early 1900s. In it, the famous wordsmith paid entertaining tribute to 24 legends of the diamond, encapsulating each in just 4 clever lines. Creative Editions is proud to present Nash''s classic odes in a boxed set of fullcolor commemorative cards—the perfect gift for baseball fans of all ages.

In this tale in verse, one of Santa''s "workmen-the one who paints stripes on candy sticks-tells three tales on his boss: how he rode with Washington across the Delaware; why he once used a kangaroo in place of Dancer and hopelessly mixed up the presents for Australia; what a close call he had when he was accused of impersonating a street-corner Santa."

Describes why a boy is like no other creature on earth.

A rollicking new collection chronicling America''s funniest poet as he examines the question of salad dressings, the dilemma of dining, his impressions of assorted food, and more. As usual, the verses are all accompanied by Delessert''s exquisite illustrations.

Undated typescript of an untitled poem signed by Nash.

Isabelle est confrontée à des menaces, à des peurs d''enfance. Elle y fait face et le gros ours, le docteur Zinzin, Croque-Mitaine et autres n''ont qu''à bien se tenir. Un album amusant et surtout ... rassurant.

An illustrated collection of humorous poems on a variety of topics.

Poem about an obnoxiously disbelieving child who inspires Santa''s ire.