books by Dorothy Kunhardt

books by Dorothy Kunhardt

books:

Dorothy Kunhardt

Butterfly Roundup (Pat the Bunny)
Dorothy Kunhardt

Golden Books, 2000

Babies will love this interactive Pat the Bunny play book. Bunny makes a new friend, and baby will enjoy watching the butterfly twirl up and down.

Let's Find Bunny

Dorothy Kunhardt

Golden Books, 2001

Entertain 2 babies at once!
I got this book for my newborn son and have read it to him daily. He loves it and can do all the activities. The bonus: my 2 year old also loves it also and she and he can't tear it apart like the traditional Pat the Bunny books. We have 100s of books, but this one ...

Twenty Days

Dorothy Meserve Kunhardt, Philip B. Kunhardt

Castle Books, 1994

20 Days
I first read this book when it came out back in the 1960's It hooked me forever on the Lincoln Assassination And it's still the best photo book on this tragic event!

More Please, The Hungry Animal Book

Dorothy Kunhardt

Golden Books, 2003

A wonderful book!
Although it says for ages 4-8, my 2 year old loves this book. It's great for her fine motor skills, and really helps her "wind down" at bed or naptime. She can be bouncing off the walls but if i bring this out, she immediately sits down and works through each page. ...

Pat the Bunny (Touch and Feel Book)

Dorothy Kunhardt

Golden Books, 2001

wonderful for reading to babies
This book should be read to every new baby ... I've read it a million times for my own children ... and presented it to new parents. It is a book the baby will love through the years!!

Matthew Brady and His World
Dorothy Meserve Kunhardt and Philip Levine Kunhardt Jr.

Time-Life Books, 1977

Collectible hardcover; brown boards, gilt lettering, color photo endpapers, gilt text block. 1977 first edition. 301 pages plus index. Lovely black and white photographs by Matthew Brady, Civil War photographer. Produced by Time-Life Books from pictures in the Meserve Collection.

Lucky Mrs. Ticklefeather

Dorothy Kunhardt

Golden Books, 2000

Mrs. Ticklefeather and Friend Are Both Back !
I came upon this reissue quite by accident and laughed out loud to see it available once again. This was one of my favorite childhood books, given to me at Christmas of 1952. Even at the time of its original issuance, the old-fashioned Mrs. Ticklefeather, her Puffin ...