Surprising myself here to make it through a whole week of blogging finally. This is my newest junior elf book. An acquisition off of Etsy.
Mother Goose
Illustrated by Tony Brice...a favorite.
The Old Woman that lived in a shoe.
This little piggy.
Little Bo Peep
Curly-Locks
Hush-a-bye Baby
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The graphics in vintage kids books are awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet book. Love your cotton tail basket!
Happy weekend.
Warmly,
deb
That is such a sweet book.
ReplyDeleteYou really need to send me the list of your Jr Elf books. I have a stash that are yours for the asking! I'm a Little Golden Book collector and I'm trying to hold myself in check, only one book obsession!
ReplyDeleteXXOO,
Tammy
Gorgeous illustrations in this book I love it.
ReplyDeleteI have always loved this story. Lovely pictures and so colourful. Enjoy your weekend, dee x
ReplyDeleteSuch a darling little book! Love the vivid colors, just don't make them like that any more, Marilyn
ReplyDeleteSneaking a peek of one of my favorite blogs from an extremely busy waterpark. how nice that were able to find this sweet book. It's perfect for your collection.
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet illustrations. I am curious, how do you display your collection? It seems like you must have dozens (hundreds??).
ReplyDeleteCute cute cute! Especially those little piggies!
ReplyDeleteoh, love these little illustrations! I'm glad you're getting back to the swing of things!!
ReplyDeleteThe illustrations are amazing and so sweet! I love vintage children's books! Great buy! :) xo
ReplyDeleteOooh! how beautiful, these images remind my own childhood :-) Thanks for these lovely memories and sorry for my bad English.
ReplyDeleteBig hugs from
Vintage Collages
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I think I have this book in my collection...look how cute those kids are and that little chubby pig knitting. :) I've always adored the vintage illustrations/graphics...rarely do I find a modern children's book today with the same sweet charm.
ReplyDeleteI think I have this cute book in my collection...love the sweet illustrations...just look at the chubby pig knitting! :)
ReplyDeleteGeez louise, Renee...how can vintage illustrations possible get any cuter than those??? One of my favorite illustrators, too--you find the best books, my friend--so glad you share the sweetness with all of us!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a wonderful weekend!
Julie
Renee! I found this very book at the thrift store this morning! The illustrations are colorful and darling.
ReplyDeleteI love nursery rhymes!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to have found your darling blog here. I love this era. I was happy to see all the iron on transfer sheets and happy to know that you can still get those. I have a few old ones, but this is great. I love to sew too!
ReplyDeleteJust love these books. I can't stop myself when I see one I love, I must buy it! We have designated a special place for my books in the new room. I'll post about it soon!
ReplyDeleteJulie
Renee,
ReplyDeleteMy email is tammydrc@yahoo.com
(you can delete from your blog plz),send me your mailing address and I'll pack up some Jr Elf books for you!
XXOO,
Tammy
Renee. I've been flicking through your blog. Sooo much eye candy. Love it all xx ( Those fabric baskets you made....sigh )
ReplyDeleteThe illustrations in this book are so adorable! Where do you find your books? I have looked in area thrift stores but to no avail. I guess I need to spend more time looking at each book instead of just scanning the shelf! :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have a collection of vintage books like yours...I'm envious.
Oh, I checked out the Spring Needlebook Swap and have joined the group! This sounds like so much fun :)
YES & Mama Mia
ReplyDeleteI just love your blog!
Agneta, a swedish one ,)