Dorothy Kunhardt

The original classic touch and feel book that has been entertaining babies for over 60 years.

Pat the Bunny

All the world puzzles over what an old man with a red beard and red slippers thinks about while eating an enormous bowl of a custard-like treat, but it is a little boy on a tricycle who solves the riddle. Originally published in 1933 and out of print for over 15 years.

Junket is Nice

Although he knows no tricks, Peewee the circus dog is loved by all because he is the smallest dog in the world, but when he grows into a normal-size dog his days under the Big Top may be at an end.

Now Open the Box

Mathew B. Brady

Mathew Brady and His World

On the night of his fifth birthday, Jesus stays up late and listens to His mother tell stories of things that happen every day.

Once There was a Little Boy

A Dozen Animal Nonsense Tales

Tiny Golden Library

Pudding is Nice

Wise Old Aard-vark

Tam devises a "scarebunny" to keep a rabbit from eating his vegetable garden, but it doesn't work and he must find another way to solve the problem.

The Scarebunny

KITTY AND HER mother go to the toy store for her very first doll. Which one does Kitty choose? Not the doll that walks and talks. Kitty chooses a rag doll that can’t do anything, not even sleep. “But she can pretend cry and pretend sleep . . . and she can say anything I want her to say,” says Kitty. And as she walks home with her new doll, she holds it close and pretends that it says, “I love you.”

Kitty's New Doll

A kitten goes to the toy store with her mother to pick out a doll for her very own.

Pat the Bunny [with Toy].

A teeny weeny dog must leave the circus when he begins to grow and becomes the same size as an ordinary dog.

Or, Now Open the Box

Little Peewee

Philip B. Kunhardt

Photographs by Mathew Brady from the Meserve Collection. Biographical. Indexed.

Produced by Time-Life Books from Pictures in the Meserve Collection

A young boy named Tam reaches an understanding with the mischievous bunny that is raiding his garden.

No indication of Miller or Ritz as source.

A Narrative in Text and Pictures of the Assassination of Abraham Lincoln and the Twenty Days and Nights that Followed--the Nation in Mourning, the Long Trip Home to Springfield

Twenty Days

Stories of baby animals using word pictures and sound pictures such as, "the new wobbly lamb" and the puppies "squeaking soft squeaks".

Little Ones

Toddlers will love to open the drawer, mail the letter, and answer the telephone as they help Paul and Judy to babysit Little Timmy. The reissue of this Touch and Feel book brings back the sweetness of a bygone era through the tender style of legendary Pot the Bunny author Dorothy Kunhardt. Ages 1-3.

Telephone Book

Mrs. Ticklefeather is happy living with her pet puffin Paul on the top floor of a very high building, until Paul disappears one morning.

Dorothy Kunhardt

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