Most Popular Books by Shirley Glaser

Milton Glaser''s first children''s book--a book about language, play, and the relationship between words and images--is back in print for the first time in 40 years. Language and thought come to life as counterfactuals and possibilities are conjured and proposed. Full color.

When Harry Hare and Tommy Tortoise decide to have a race, Harry takes off like the wind. In this version, Harry passes some world-famous sights, including the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Great Wall of China, the Pyramids, the Parthenon, and more! But when he grows weary and stops for a nap-guess who manages to beat him to the finish? In this clever format, though, the end is also the beginning, as the book turns over to keep the story continuing again and again. Parents will love sharing this age-old fable with their children through this ingeniously designed picture book.

Si vous coiffez un cochon d''une perruque, ça n''en fait pas un archiduc. Un classique des années 1960, inédit en France, par l''un des plus grands graphistes américains.

A room stands empty, until it begins to fill with some very unusual looking letters. As each letter enters, it boldly announces its personality. This stunning book introduces children to the art of typography. Full color.

This updated rematch of the fabled race between the tortoise and the hare takes the duo around the world. Includes information about the different locations visited.