16" x 20"
Down in the valley you can hear the old saw mill sing and smell the fresh sawn lumber as it is stacked. In the millpond there lurks more than one lunker and over on the lawn, cats, kittens, and little girls are having a time of it - deciding - just who is in charge. Down in the valley is not a bad place to be!
Paper Edition of 1000
17 1/2" x 15 1/2"
Well, who doesn't like sunflowers? A field of sunflowers is mesmerizing. Almost every gardener grows a few sunflowers for the birds but sunflowers are an important farm crop, yielding valuable oils and feed and best of all, sunflowers are beautiful. From the smallest, to the biggest and silliest flowers, they are some of my favorites!
11 1/2 " x 9"
This book is, of course, based on the original story by Washington Irving. While Irving's original tale is wonderful, it is not something children are likely to read. This version, rewritten and illustrated by Will Moses is in fact a children's book, although, adults seem to be enjoying it equally well. It is profusely illustrated with over 50 original color illustrations each especially created for this story.
11 1/2" x 9 1/2"
All the well-known Mother Goose rhymes and riddles you know, plus some you don't! A delightfully illustrated book featuring the unique style of Will Moses with over 55 pages of illustrations and rhymes. One two-page spread features all the rhymes, each with a unique illustration depicting the rhyme - turn the page and there is a two-page painting containing each of the previous pages' illustrations in a complete painting. Imagine the fun children will have finding the rhymes, riddles and characters depicted in each painting. This book is already receiving a lot of great critical comment! You and your little ones are sure to make this a treasured book to be handed down through the generations. Over 55 pages of color illustrations.
14" x 16"
Striving for excellence in their everyday work was a hallmark of our ancestors. The well run Country Home was generally a beehive of activity, taking what the land provided and using it to artfully craft what was needed to live a good life, a life of self reliance and independence. Perhaps we still have some lessons to learn from our forefathers.
