Boyd Books

Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor recognized author Suzanne Bloom presents Treasure, a rhyming children's picturebook about a polar bear and a goose who discover a map, and dive in search of treasure! Although their hunt proves fruitless, their real treasure lies in their friendship with each other. The blue-and-white palette and the fuzzy, warmhearted illustrations of two best pals add the perfect touch to this charming story.

This book is exquisitely illustrated with a story line that will grab the attention of kids from three to eight and they will learn a lot without realizing it. I bought it for my two grandsons, three and 7.

An absolutely adorable way to let ones children spend an afternoon. Full of imagination!!!

I found this book to be clear and easy to understand for some of my first attempts at tying standard trout bugs. What else can I say.

excellent seller - product as stated - would do business with again! A+++++ (Vince-Killian, La.)

The Poet Laureate shares some of his favorites, old and new, as well as some of his own. Kids in Third Grade and up might be inspired to write some of their own to add to the "categories" like My Body, The mirror, Sleeping Outdoors, and thereby build an appreciation for the poems already in this book.

I am an internationally A+ Certified Service Technition and found that this is one of the best books regarding this subject. I just recently ventured into the "hardware" section of computers and found this very helpful an practical. A must for anyone using computers

I know there are many books on the famous poem,but this one has illustrations from way back in 1869. Like old Victorian Christmas cards,this captures the artwork of it's time. Along with a copy of the handwritten poem and the first class artwork,makes this an awesome gift to treasure,and to pass down the generations.

The other fantastic version is again a reproduction of the poem, (Philomel Books)McLoughlin Bros.,but from 1888,with Santa in a green coat.

These are the two books you will ever need to partner the classic old poem.Both hardback,and from Amazon.com

From Leyland Publications: "This re-issue of the sixth book in the acclaimed gay classic S.T.H. series takes up where the previous volumes left off. Men nationwide write with no-holds-barred about their true sexual experiences -- "Sex Life of a Sailor," "... Penetrates Language Barrier," "The Joy of Heterosexuality" [sic]...

"Everybody loves the first glimpse of naked love
Everybody's story is the most thrilling in the world
Everybody tells their best friend their tale of the raw behind
First time they discovered an open heart with their pants down"
--Allen Ginsberg (written especially to show his appreciation of this series of books)."

Deborah Dainton was born with polio but with the aid of a walking stick, she still is able to hold a job as appraising precious chinaware for Whittington Auction House. Bohemian artist Leigh Hartly is not put off by the beautiful and cultured Deborah's refusals to see him. Slowly, she falls in love with him and so is drawn by small and sinister steps into a world new to her, a world of shills and front men where the stakes are high and the danger also. The climax of this book is a precisely executed and dangerous robbery, described in the novel as it occurs minute by minute in masterly detail.