Series:

Iona & Peter Opie Library of Children's Literature

5 total works

Cover of The Sweet and Sour Animal Book
Twenty-six short poems introduce animals for each letter of the alphabet, from Ape to Zebra.

Cover of Black Misery

Black Misery

by Langston Hughes

Published 1 January 1969

Cover of The Pasteboard Bandit

Kenny, a young American boy, and Juanito, a native of the little Mexican town of Taxco, are brought together by an enchanting toy, the pasteboard bandit, Tito. With his colorful clothes and bright eyes, Tito becomes Juanito and Kenny's constant companion and the threesome shares many rollicking adventures in and around Taxco. Full color.

Cover of Popo and Fifina
When Popo and Fifina was first published in 1932, it marked the beginning of a long and fruitful partnership between Harlem Renaissance writers Langston Hughes and Arna Bontemps. Greeted with universal approval, and praised by the The New York Times for its `simple home-like atmosphere', Popo and Fifina is the story of two small children who move from the Haitian countryside to a new house in a town by the sea. Now, 60 years later, its natural appeal is enhanced by our awareness of its place in history. This story is not only a glimpse of life and times long past but also stands as an early African-American classic and as a milestone in the history of literature for children.

Cover of The Book of Rhythms

The Book of Rhythms

by Langston Hughes

Published 22 June 1995