A poet and his camera., Pref.: Stephen Spender. Introd.: Philip B. Kunhardt, Jr
An impersonation of angels; : a biography of Jean Cocteau
Better frames for your pictures
Between past and future; : eight exercises in political thought
Chaucer and his world,, by F. E. Halliday
Close-up
Come along with me; : part of a novel, sixteen stories, and three lectures., Edited by Stanley Edgar Hyman
Corduroy, story and pictures by Don Freeman
Corduroy, story and pictures by Don Freeman
Cybernaut; : a space poem,, by E. G. Valens
Doctor Johnson and his world,, by F. E. Halliday
El encanto de un pueblo : The magic of a people; folk art and toys from the collection of the Girard Foundation, [by] Alexander Girard. Photos by Charles and Ray Eames
Elephants ancient and modern, [by] F. C. Sillar and R. M. Meyler
From fins to hands; : an adventure in evolution,, written & illustrated by Anthony Ravielli
Gone; a thread of stories
Green corn moon
Insect masquerades., Illustrated by the author
Lentil, by Robert McCloskey
Love letters from Asia; : poems
Madrigal, [by] John Gardner
Mrs. Manders' cook book., Edited by Rumer Godden
Nabokov's congeries, [by] Vladimir Nabokov. Selected with a critical introd., by Page Stegner
New casserole cookery, [by] Marian Tracy. Introd. by Phyllis McGinley
Phoenix II; : uncollected, unpublished, and other prose works., Collected and edited, with an introd. and notes, by Warren Roberts and Harry T. Moore
Rockets, missiles, and men in space
Rosy is my relative, [by] Gerald Durrell
Rubens and his world
Sculpture of the world; : a history
Selected poems, 1956-1968
Sons and lovers, text, background, and criticism edited by Julian Moynahan
Sons and lovers., Text, background, and criticism edited by Julian Moynahan
Taller than Bandai Mountain; : the story of Hideyo Noguchi., Illustrated by Fred Banbery
The Brains Trust,, by R. G. Tugwell
The Caribbean islands
The Columbia-Viking desk encyclopedia, compiled and edited at Columbia University by the staff of the Columbia encyclopedia. William Bridgwater, editor-in-chief
The Columbia-Viking desk encyclopedia,, compiled and edited at Columbia University by the staff of the Columbia encyclopedia. William Bridgwater, editor-in-chief
The Columbia-Viking desk encyclopedia,, compiled and edited at Columbia University by the staff of the Columbia encyclopedia. William Bridgwater, editor-in-chief
The Loyal Virginian
The Tower of Babel., [Written and illustrated by William Wiesner]
The Venetians: merchant princes
The White/Garnett letters., Edited, with a preface, by David Garnett
The blue heron tree., Illustrated by Clement Hurd
The disciple
The father hunt; : a Nero Wolfe novel
The inquisitor's house
The midnight fox,, by Betsy Byars. Illustrated by Ann Grifalconi
The portable James Joyce, with an introd. & notes by Harry Levin
The portable Renaissance reader, edited, and with an introduction, by James Bruce Ross and Mary Martin McLaughlin
The private world of Leonard Bernstein., Photos by Ken Heyman
The quest of three abbots
The sidelong glances of a pigeon kicker
The year of the jeep., Illustrated by W. T. Mars
The zero stone, [by] André Norton
Training an actor; the Stanislavski system in class
Two hundred rabbits, [by] Lonzo Anderson and Adrienne Adams
Unless peace comes; : a scientific forecast of new weapons,, edited by Nigel Calder

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