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- "Quickies" : rehearsal-less entertainments ; black outs in playing time of one to three minutes, by various authors, including Jean Provence [and others]
- ...And what's more
- ...Trees, by Bertha Morris Parker... Checked for scientific accuracy by Wilbur R. Mattoon
- 12 million black voices, text by Richard Wright ; photo direction by Edwin Rosskam
- 12 million black voices, text by Richard Wright ; photo direction by Edwin Rosskam
- 12 million black voices, text by Richard Wright ; photo direction by Edwin Rosskam
- A tale for Easter, by Tasha Tudor
- Abe Lincoln's other mother : the story of Sarah Bush Lincoln, by Bernadine Bailey, illustrated by Howard Simon
- American fiction, 1920-1940 : John Dos Passos, Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner, Thomas Wolfe, Erskine Caldwell, James T. Farrell, John P. Marquand [and] John Steinbeck
- American scenes, edited with an introduction by William Kozlenko
- An American ABC, by Maude and Miska Petersham
- Approved Boy scout plays
- Astra, Grace Livingston Hill
- Augustus and the mountains, by Le Grand [i.e. L. Henderson ]
- Betsy and Billy, Carolyn Haywood ; illustrated by the author
- Betsy and Billy, written and illustrated by Carolyn Haywood
- Between two worlds : a Lanny Budd novel, Upton Sinclair
- Blood on the forge : a novel
- Boatbuilding : a complete handbook of wooden boat construction, by Howard I. Chapelle
- By way of the Silverthorns, Grace Livingston Hill
- By way of the Silverthorns, Grace Livingston Hill
- By way of the Silverthorns, by Grace Livingston Hill
- Carol goes backstage, by Helen Dore Boylston; | with illustrations by Frederick E. Wallace
- Catherine of Aragon, by Garrett Mattingly
- Chipper, by Hortense Flexner; drawings by Wyncie King
- Clara Barton, daughter of destiny, by Blanche Colton Williams
- Death and the dancing footman, Ngaio Marsh
- Desert gold, Zane Grey
- Desert gold, Zane Grey
- Dust of the trail, Bennett Foster
- Elin's Amerika
- Envious Casca, Georgette Heyer
- Fathers and sons, translated from the Russian by Constance Garnett & illustrated with wood engravings by Fritz Eichenberg
- Five great comedies, by William Shakespeare ; Henry W. Simon, editor ; cambridge text, as prepared by William Aldis Wright ; with introductions by John Masefield, including synopses, glossaries, etc., complete and unexpurgated
- Forest patrol, by Jim Kjelgaard, illustrated by Tony Palazzo
- Haym Salomon, son of liberty, by Howard Fast ; illustrated by Eric M. Simon
- Hold autumn in your hand, George Sessions Perry ; introd. by Maxine C. Hairston
- I know some little animals, by James S. Tippett ; with pictures by Flora Nash DeMuth
- In this our life, by Ellen Glasgow
- Index of the official register of the officers and men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War, prepared by the New Jersey Historical Records Survey Program, Research and Records Section, Division of Community Service Programs, Work Projects Administration ; sponsored by New Jersey State Planning Board
- Ivanhoe, by Sir Walter Scott ; with illustrations made up of drawings by contemporary artists ; together with an introduction and anecdotal captions by Basil Davenport
- Ivanhoe, by Sir Walter Scott ; with illustrations made up of drawings by contemporary artists ; together with an introduction and anecdotal captions by Basil Davenport
- Lady in the dark : a musical play, by Moss Hart, with lyrics by Ira Gershwin and music by Kurt Weill
- Lanterns on the levee : recollections of a planter's son, William Alexander Percy
- Little town on the prairie, Laura Ingalls Wilder
- Little town on the prairie, Laura Ingalls Wilder;illustrated by Garth Williams
- Little town on the prairie, Laura Ingalls Wilder;illustrated by Garth Williams
- Louisiana hayride : the American rehearsal for dictatorship, 1928-1940, by Harnett T. Kane
- Louisiana in the Confederacy, by Jefferson Davis Bragg
- Merry meet again : poems for small children to recite, selected and arranged by Elizabeth Hough Sechrist, with illustrations by Guy Fry
- Mrs. Tim carries on, D.E. Stevenson ; with an introduction by Alexander McCall Smith
- Murder of a suicide, by Elizabeth Ferrars
- My new order, edited with commentary by Raoul de Roussy de Sales, with an introduction by Raymond Gram Swing
- Mystery at the little red school-house, by Helen Fuller Orton, illustrated by R. Emmett Owen
- N or M?, Agatha Christie
- N or M?, Agatha Christie
- Narcissa Whitman, pioneer of Oregon, by Jeanette Eaton ; illustrated by Woodi Ishmael
- Now, voyager
- Old acquaintance : a comedy in three acts,, by John van Druten
- One, two, buckle my shoe : a Hercule Poirot mystery, Agatha Christie
- Out of the night, by Jan Valtin
- Paddle-to-the-Sea, written and illustrated by Holling Clancy Holling
- Paddle-to-the-Sea, written and illustrated by Holling Clancy Holling
- Paddle-to-the-Sea, written and illustrated by Holling Clancy Holling
- Painted buttes, Arthur Henry Gooden
- Painted buttes, Arthur Henry Gooden
- Plumbing installation and repair, by H. P. Manly
- Pulitzer prize poems, compiled by Marjorie Barrows
- Random harvest, James Hilton
- Random harvest, James Hilton
- Rubber's Goodyear : the story of a man's perseverance, [by] Adolph C. Regli; illustrated by George Annand
- Run to GoldRock, Peter Dawson
- Songs scouts sing, compiled by Alfred C. Nichols, jr
- Stars in your eyes, Emilie Loring
- Stars to steer by, by Louis Untermeyer, with pictures by Dorothy Bayley
- Stephen Foster and his little dog Tray, by Opal Wheeler; illustrated by Mary Greenwalt
- Susannah, the pioneer cow, illustrations by Maud and Miska Petersham
- Tales of mystery & imagination, With an introd. by Vincent Starrett & photogravures of the original aquatints by William Sharp
- The Saturdays, written and illus. by Elizabeth Enright
- The Turquoise shop, [by] Frances Crane
- The adventures of Johnny Chuck, by Thornton W. Burgess ; illustrated by Harrison Cady
- The adventures of Johnny Chuck, by Thornton W. Burgess ; illustrated by Harrison Cady
- The adventures of Mr Pink-Whistle, Enid Blyton ; pictures by Kevin Kimber
- The adventures of Peter Cottontail, by Thornton W. Burgess ; illustrated by Harrison Cady
- The adventures of Reddy Fox, by Thornton W. Burgess ; illustrated by Harrison Cady
- The after house, Mary Roberts Rinehart
- The basic works of Aristotle, edited and with an introduction by Richard McKeon
- The battle at Three-Cross, William Colt MacDonald
- The blind colt, written and illustrated by Glen Rounds
- The hills beyond : with a note on Thomas Wolfe, by Edward C. Aswell
- The lost campers, Paul Hutchens
- The mind of the Maker, Dorothy L. Sayers
- The mind of the Maker, Dorothy L. Sayers
- The moon and sixpence, by W. Somerset Maugham ; illustrated by Frederic Dorr Steele and Paul Gauguin
- The mystery at the moss-covered mansion, by Carolyn Keene ; illustrated by Russell H. Tandy
- The puzzle of the happy hooligan, Stuart Palmer ; introduction by Otto Penzler
- The real life of Sebastian Knight, Vladimir Nabokov
- The red law, Jackson Gregory
- The seashore noisy book, by Margaret Wise Brown ; pictures by Leonard Weisgard
- The seashore noisy book, by Margaret Wise Brown ; pictures by Leonard Weisgard
- The story of everyday things, by Arthur Train, jr., with illustrations by Chichi Lasley
- The twins at St. Clare's
- The wee Christmas cabin of Carn-na-ween, Ruth Sawyer ; illustrated by Max Grafe
- The wicked goldsmith : tales of ancient India, told by Mabel Ashe Beling, with pictures by Owen Smith
- Three famous murder novels. : Before the fact, by Francis Iles [pseudonym] Trent's last case, by E. C. Bentley. The house of the arrow, by A. E. W. Mason. Selected, and with an introduction by Bennett A. Cerf
- Time no longer, Taylor Caldwell
- Twin sombreros, by Zane Grey
- Unfinished symphony : the story of Franz Schubert, by Madeleine Goss; illustrated by Karl M. Schultheiss
- Vengeance trail, Max Brand
- Walt Disney's Bambi, from the Walt Disney motion picture Bambi from the story by Felix Salten ; translated by Whittaker Chambers ; illustrations by the Walt Disney studio ; adapted by Bob Grant
- White pillars : early life and architecture of the lower Mississippi valley country, by J. Frazer Smith. Illustrated by the author with foreword by Leicester B. Holland
- Yankee Doodle's cousins, [by] Anne Malcolmson, illustrated by Robert McCloskey
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