Tue Dec 17 16:42:34 2013 UTClccn-n790711840.07The house with a clock in its walls /0.140.97L'heure bleue /105372100Edward_Goreyn 790711844933828494502759561224945023303981595090950319674933845493380349339215095607573992249338095745790Bloody, Edward, 1925-2000Bloody, Edward 1925-2000 PseudonymBlutig, Eduard.Blutig, Eduard, 1925-2000Bluting, EdwardDogyear, Drew.Dogyear, Drew, 1925-2000Dowdy, Mrs RegeraDowdy, Regera.Dowdy, Regera, 1925-2000Dowdy, Regera 1925-2000 PseudonymEdgy, Wardore.Edgy, Wardore, 1925-2000Edward St. John GoreyGewe, Raddory.Gewe, Raddory, 1925-2000Gewe, Raddory 1925-2000 PseudonymGorey, Eduard 1925-2000Gorey, EdwardGorey, Edward Saint JohnGorey, Edward Saint John, 1925-2000Gorey, Edward St. JohnGorey, Edward St. John, 1925-Gorey, Edward St. John, 1925-2000Gorey, Saint John, 1925-2000Gorey, St. John.Gorey, St. John, 1925-2000Grewdead, Roy.Grewdead, Roy, 1925-2000Grode, Redway.Grode, Redway, 1925-2000Mude, O.Mude, O., 1925-2000Müde, O. 1925-2000 PseudonymPig, Edward.Pig, Edward, 1925-2000Ward, E. D.Ward, E. D., 1925-2000Weary, Ogdred.Weary, Ogdred, 1925-2000Weedy, Garrod.Weedy, Garrod, 1925-2000Wodge, Dreary.Wodge, Dreary, 1925-2000Wryde, Dogear.Wryde, Dogear, 1925-2000ゴーリー, エドワードlccn-n50006803Bellairs, Johnlccn-n79071192Heide, Florence Parrycrelccn-n79058347Ciardi, John1916-1986lccn-n79006870Eliot, T. S.(Thomas Stearns)1888-1965lccn-n88662605Strickland, Bradlccn-n2009054023Rouben Mamoulian Collection (Library of Congress)lccn-n79009822Wilkin, Karen1940-lccn-n79003233Rees, Ennislccn-n84229563Holiday House (Firm)pbllccn-n79084245Lear, Edward1812-1888Gorey, Edward1925-2000192520001949195019511953195419551957195819591960196119621963196419651966196719681969197019711972197319741975197619771978197919801981198219831984198519861987198819891990199119921993199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014494309121669FICPZ7.B413ocn000277918ocn000533513ocn000304649ocn026096585ocn013158156ocn000309612ocn026552816ocn028332930ocn024429452ocn009412711ocn001420043ocn671303175ocn655079272ocn819639530ocn073815494ocn724121258ocn721458038ocn723954792ocn549626847ocn549658768ocn549626854ocn549658765ocn082331206ocn052552595ocn053968599ocn062526393ocn657380777269317ocn000533513book19730.07Bellairs, JohnThe house with a clock in its wallsA boy goes to live with his magician uncle in a mansion that has a clock hidden in the walls which is ticking off the minutes until doomsday+-+K188185965237412ocn007977212book19670.20Eliot, T. SOld Possum's book of practical catsThese playful verses by a celebrated poet have delighted readers and cat lovers around the world ever since they were gathered for publication in 1939. As Valerie Eliot has pointed out, there are a number of references to cats in T.S. Eliot's work, but it was to his godchildren, particularly Tom Faber and Alison Tandy, in the 1930s, that he first revealed himself as "Old Possum" and for whom he composed his poems+-+K310311065187723ocn000277918book19710.07Heide, Florence ParryThe shrinking of TreehornA boy discovers he is shrinking but does not know the cause or cure+-+343659873512515ocn010696750book19840.07Bellairs, JohnThe spell of the sorcerer's skullWhen Johnny Dixon takes a tiny skull from a haunted dollhouse, demonic forces are released, capturing Professor Childermass and leading Johnny on a harrowing chase to a deserted island off the coast of Maine+-+799538596512299ocn013158156book19860.07Bellairs, JohnThe eyes of the killer robotThirteen-year-old Johnny Dixon is put in jeopardy when he and Professor Childermass try to find a robot made many years ago by an evil wizard+-+570006800512263ocn026096585book19930.07Bellairs, JohnThe ghost in the mirrorRose Rita Pottinger and Mrs. Zimmermann are transported back to 1828 to save the Weiss family from being destroyed by a wicked wizard+-+852862853511644ocn000304649book19620.07Ciardi, JohnYou read to me, I'll read to youHumorous poems to read aloud to children alternating with poems beginning readers can read themselves. Grades 1-4+-+1515199155107911ocn007463898book19810.07Heide, Florence ParryTreehorn's treasureFor one brief day the leaves of the maple tree in Treehorn's backyard turn into dollar bills+-+740068596532410224ocn024429452book19920.07Bellairs, JohnThe mansion in the mistWhile spending the summer in an old house on a desolate Canadian island, Anthony Monday and Miss Eells discover a chest that can transport them to another world and a maniacal group who are plotting the destruction of people on Earth+-+788498596594512ocn000495412book19720.26Gorey, EdwardAmphigoreyGiven in memory of Ethel A. Tsutsui, Ph.D. and Minoru Tsutsui, Ph.D+-+388950448592710ocn000309612book19720.07De Regniers, Beatrice SchenkRed Riding Hood : retold in verse for boys and girls to read themselvesRetells in verse the adventures of a little girl who meets a wolf in the forest on her way to visit her grandmother8473ocn000304666book19610.07Ciardi, JohnThe man who sang the sillies; [poems]A collection of twenty-five humorous and nonsense poems8123ocn028332930book19930.07Bellairs, JohnThe vengeance of the witch-finderIn 1951, while visiting a distant cousin in the English countryside, thirteen-year-old Lewis Barnavelt accidentally unleashes demonic forces and summons the ghost of an evil wizard bent on killing the Barnavelt family+-+76602859656857ocn000304701book19670.07Rees, EnnisBrer Rabbit and his tricksRhymed versions of "Brer Rabbit and the Tar Baby," ,"Hello, House!," "Winnianimus Grass and Whipmewhopme Cake," first collected by J.C. Harris+-+70677371066746ocn009412711book19840.07Heide, Florence ParryTreehorn's wishOn his birthday Treehorn finds a genie in a bottle and is granted the standard number of wishes+-+03040491253246454ocn040146254book19970.18Gorey, EdwardThe haunted tea-cosy : a dispirited and distasteful diversion for ChristmasIn his Preface to "A Christmas Carol", Charles Dickens wrote that he tried "to raise the Ghost of an Idea" with readers and trusted that it would "haunt their house pleasantly". In December 1997, 154 Christmases later, the "New York Times Magazine" asked its own Edward Gorey to refurbish this enduring morality tale. The result is this "dispirited and distasteful diversion for Christmas+-+80695560655694ocn046639217book19590.21Gorey, EdwardThe haunted looking glass : ghost storiesA collection of twelve ghost stories by various authors+-+93177859455644ocn000122587book19700.18Ciardi, JohnSomeone could win a polar bearA collection of humorous poetry+-+50572481065633ocn010998204book19660.07Ciardi, JohnThe monster den; or, Look what happened at my house --and to it; [poems]A group of poems revolving around personality traits that are annoying+-+00884532365597ocn010128997book19830.24Gorey, EdwardAmphigorey also+-+57210510658765ocn033863808book19960.24Ross, CliffordThe world of Edward GoreyA look at the artist and his work, including his illustrations for T.S. Eliot's Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats and the animated credits for the Mystery! series on public television+-+13348456358183ocn046383854book20010.24Gorey, EdwardAscending peculiarity : Edward Gorey on Edward Gorey : interviewsCulled from dozens of interviews, this portrait of the famous artist showcases Gorey's ideas about French symbolist poetry, soap operas, George Balanchine, ballet, and Victorian snuff photography, among other topics+-+39505560653243735ocn234234091book20090.22Wilkin, KarenElegant enigmas : the art of Edward GoreyFrom the Publisher: The delightful tales and theatrical drawings of Edward Gorey (American, 1925-2000) reflect a special kind of genius for what is left unwritten and unseen. In Gorey's vaguely Victorian world of well-tended gardens and opulent estates, smoke-belching factories and fog-shrouded streets, nothing seems certain or quite as it should be. Chaos lurks just beneath life's tidy surface, occasionally erupting in surprising events with unexpected, often horrific consequences. But when tragedy befalls Gorey's quirky cast of characters-hapless waifs, dusty dowagers, scheming tycoons, and unhinged maidens-somehow we can't keep from laughing. Far from casting us into the abyss, Gorey reminds us to contemplate mortality with a smile. In Elegant Enigmas: The Art of Edward Gorey, more than 175 reproductions include samples from Gorey's books, illustrations produced for other writers, theatrical sets and costume designs, and a wealth of individual pieces, many never before published. Sketches, typewritten manuscripts, doodles, and musings join the generous selection of finished works. Published on the occasion of the first retrospective of Edward Gorey's work, at the Brandywine River Museum, Elegant Enigmas is a tribute to a master artist and writer, who with murderously dry humor created a body of work singular in its brilliance and charm+-+59539491252924ocn649803947book20000.31Theroux, AlexanderThe strange case of Edward Gorey+-+99384415161724ocn002642757book19760.34Gorey, EdwardThe broken spoke1712ocn707842419book20110.27Gorey, EdwardFloating worlds : the letters of Edward Gorey & Peter F. NeumeyerThis collection offers insight into the collaboration between author and illustrator. It documents Neumeyer's and Gorey's differences of opinion about what story qualities are important to include in a book that appeals to children. The art design of this book, by Patrice Morris of Pomegranate Communications, is gorgeous. Color reproductions of illustrated envelopes, handwritten letters, and personal photographs are elegantly presented amid the text of letters. This work is strongly recommended for scholars interested in the relationship between authors and illustrators, in philosophy about appropriateness of story and image in children's books, and in Jorge Luis Borges and unreality in literature. It is also recommended for collectors of art books, primary source researchers, and anyone with interest in books by Gorey and Neumeyer+-+42940491253241381ocn005103168book19790.32Gorey, EdwardGorey posters1306ocn013582738book19730.53Gorey, EdwardCategory : fifty drawings+-+75028491251113ocn053210354rcrd20030.23Jacques, MartynThe Gorey end933ocn038063431book19750.26Gorey, EdwardAmphigorey tooSomber drawings illustrate short, enigmatic, and macabre tales and rhymes about murders, unusual animals, and mysterious events+-+1579504485851ocn028548142book19930.24Gorey, EdwardAmphigorey also+-+5721051065471ocn232656953book20090.50Gorey, EdwardThe black doll : a silent screenplay+-+1653949125462ocn026771807book19920.50Gorey, EdwardThe betrayed confidence : seven series of Dogear Wryde postcards+-+3705165945361ocn815682526book20120.19Gorey, EdwardThoughtful alphabets : The just dessert & The deadly blotter311ocn002732039book19760.93Gorey, EdwardLes passementeries horribles283ocn001471059book19730.86Gorey, EdwardThe lost lions+-+3204049125324221ocn017976163book19750.97Gorey, EdwardL'heure bleue221ocn007371951book19800.96Gorey, EdwardLes urnes utiles211ocn001400120book19720.96Gorey, EdwardThe abandoned sock201ocn007941971book19810.95Gorey, EdwardMélange funeste+-+K310311065+-+K310311065Tue Dec 17 15:46:20 EST 2013batch43088