The
Books of Harlin Quist
Book Listing—Chronological Order ---------updated on 8/21/06
Jabberwocky
Jabberwocky-March
1964
2-Color Illustrations by Simms Taback
Published by Dell Publishing.
A Christmas Carol
A Christmas
Carol
by Charles Dickens
Illustrated by Rick Schreiter
Published by Dell Publishing.
Aesop's
Fables:
Illustrated By Ralph Pinto.
Retold by Joan Hirschmann
The Fir
Tree,
by Hans Christian Andersen,
Robert L. Anderson,
Retold by Kashin Wheeler.
Published by Dell Publishing.
A Child's
Garden of Verses Selected Poems
by Stevenson, Robert Louis, Illustrated By Lionel Kalish
Published by Dell Publishing.
The Three
Bears and Goldilocks
Retold by Sally Laird, illustrated by Winnie Fitch Phelan.
Published by Dell Publishing.
The
Twelve Days of Christmas
Illustrated by Don
Madden,
Published
by Dell Publishing.
The Night
Before Christmas Christmas
illustrated by Susan Perl,
published by Harlin Quist, a Dell Publishing book,
Oscar Wilde
2-Color Illustrations by Herbert Danska
Published by Dell Publishing.
The Owl
and the Pussycat
and more nonesense
Edward Lear,
Illustrated by Murray Tinkelman
Published by Dell Publishing.
Wynken, Blynken and Nod
Poems by Eugene Field
Illustrated by Susan Perl
Published by Dell Publishing.
The House that Jack Built
Designed by Robert L. Anderson and John Bradford
The Lion in Fact and Fiction.
Facts about lions, clarifies myths, then includes fictional.
Robert Graves
Illustrations by Ralph Pinto.
The author of I, Claudius writes a fanciful children's story.
by Johanna Johnston,
Drawings by Ralph Pinto
5 x 8, 160,
How the life of the eagle has been intertwined with man's since the time of the Romans to present day. This engaging text retells the legends that have sprung up about eagles, the bald eagle in particular. It describes the use made of the eagle's image as a symbol of nations, tribes, and families and describes how this magnificient bird lives, flies, and cares for its young.
by Wendy Stang
Pictures by Robert Anderson
by Wendy Ann Kesselman
Pictures by Reynold Ruffins
by Mark Van Doren
Pictures by Lorraine Fox
The
Tree
By Eleanore Schmid.
Art by Etienne Delessert
Gertrude's
Child
(first edition)
Richard Hughes,
Illustrations by Rick Schreiter.
Famous Sally
By Shirley Jackson.
Illustrations by Charles B. Slackman.
What is a baby?
by Geraldine Richelson
Pictures by John E. Johnson
What is a child?
by Geraldine Richelson,
Art by John E. Johnson
What
is a Grownup?
What is
a Grownup?
by Geraldine Richelson,
Art by John E. Johnson
This is
the because book
by Geraldine Richelson
This is
the city book
Distributed by Crown
This is
the always book
By Dorothy Freedman
Distributed by Crown Publishers
The Secret Journey
of Hugo the Brat
Francois Ruy-Vidal
Illustrations - Nicole Claveloux
The Story
of the Four Little Children
Who Went Round the World
by Edward Lear
Illustrations
By Stanley Mack.
by Mike Thaler,
Illustrated By Donald Leake.
The Whale in Fact and Fiction
Robert and Martha Moffett
Illustrated by Ralph Pinto.
HUBERT:
The Caterpillar Who Thought
He Was a Mustache
HUBERT:
The Caterpillar Who Thought He Was a Mustache
Wendy Stang, Susan Richards, Robert L Anderson
Distributed by Crown Publishers, 1967
1968
The 14th
Dragon
James Seiderman, Grace Mintonye
Various artists. First edition. (This book was later republished with
all new illustrations in 1975.)
Horns
Everywhere
Eleonore Schmid
by Carolyn Wolff
Art by Stanley Mack.
Hardcover
by Wendy Ann Kesselman
Photographs by Norma Holt
Drawings by Eleonore Schmid
The Bright Red Porcupine
Tony Cavin
Art by Nicole Claveloux
He Was There From
The Day We Moved In
Story-Rhoda Levine
Art-Edward Gorey
The Herbert Situation.
by Rhoda Levine,
Art by Larry Ross
Hardbound
GOLD STEPS, STONE STEPS.
GOLD STEPS, STONE STEPS.
By
Paul Margulies,
Art by J.
K. Lambert
The ABC
of Bumptious Beats
By Gail Kredenser
Art by Stanley Mack
The Three Trees of the Samurai
(cover image not available)
Adapted From a Japanese No Play
Text and Pictures by A.M. Cocagnac
Atom, The Little Moon Monkey
By Anne Philipe
Pictures by Jacqueline Duheme
Forest of Lilacs
by Countess de Segur,
Art by Nicole Claveloux
Millicent the Monster
By Mary Lystad
Art by Victoria Chess
1970
The Teletrips of Alala
The Teletrips
of Alala
By Guy Monreal
Nicole Claveloux
A psychedelic children's story about a girl who climbs inside of her television
and ventures into a strange and disturbing world. One of the great classics
of
Harlin Quist's books.
In the
Beginning:
a New Interpretation of the Old Testament
By Shirley Van Eyssen. by Van Eyssen, Shirley.
Drawings By Nicole Claveloux,
Charles-Louis Lasalle Loup,
Jean-Claude Perrouin.
1971
The Endless Party
The Endless
Party
By Eleanore Schmid.
Art by Etienne Delessert
A retellingof the fable of Noah's ark.
From Bad to Worse-
Silly Tales in Silly Verse
From Bad
to Worse-
Silly Tales in Silly Verse
(This
is a collection of old European rhymes.)
The Pigeon
Man
by Jean-Pierre Abraham. Illustrated by Alan E. Cober.
The House
on the Hill
by Carola Lepping. Illustrated
by Ilse Noor.
A grandmother writes a letter of welcome to her granddaughter, who is
coming to live with her for a year.
The Fine
Feathered Friend of My Very Best Friends
by Bernard Bonhomme
Illustrations by
Nicole Claveloux
The Damp and Daffy doings of a Daring Pirate Ship
(German edition shown)
Guillermo Mordillo
(cover image not available)
Story by Marguerite Duras
Pictures (in the book) by Bernhard Bonhomme
English text adapted by Ina C. Jaeger from a translation by Ciba Vaughan
Wheeler!
Retold By Ruth Cavin. Illustrated by Hans Manz.
Gertrude and the Mermaid
Richard Hughes
Nicole Claveloux
Story
Number 1-Version 1
Eugene Ionesco
Illustrations by Etienne Delessert
(later reprinted with new illustrations)
Story
Number 2
(French version)
Story
Number 2-Version 1
Eugene Ionesco,
Illustrations by Etienne Delessert
(later reprinted with new illustrations)
Story Number 3
Story
Number 3
Eugene Ionesco,
Pictures by Philippe Corentin
for Children Over Three Years of Age
Mister Bird
Mister Bird
By Patrick Couratin
MITKEY
ASTROMOUSE
(Cover image not available.)
MITKEY
ASTROMOUSE
by Fredric Brown
Pictures by Heinz Edelmann.
NOTE: Heinz Edelman is the artist who did the character design for the film Yellow Submarine. Fredrick Brown is a noted science fiction author.
by Ruth Cavin.
Pictures By Jean-Jacques Loup.
Guillermo Mordillo
The Geranium on the
Window Sill Just Died
But Teacher You Went Right On
The Geranium
on the Window Sill Just Died
But Teacher You Went Right On
Albert Cullum
Various Illustrators
(Geranium is probably the most famous of all Quist books, a top seller that appeals to children and adults. Author Cullum is a former educator who wrote 2 other Quist books. This book was later reprinted in 2000 with a different format and illustrations.)
You Think Just Because
You're Big You're Right
Albert Cullum
Various Illustrators
The Man Who Gave Himself Away
The Man
Who Gave Himself Away
By Gordon Sheppard
Pictures by Jacques Rozier
Andromeda SR-1
Andromeda
SR-1
By Martin Ripkens and Hans Stemple
Art by Heinz Edelman
NOTE: Heinz
Edelman is the artist who did the character design for the film Yellow
Submarine.
Great
to Do-Number 1
by Cavin, Ruth other copies of this book Publisher: Jamboree Book/Harlin
Quist, 1972
Great
to Do-Number 2
by Cavin, Ruth other copies of this book Publisher: Jamboree Book/Harlin
Quist, 1972 Description: A generation jumping entertainment. Capers for
cutting, Coloring and Carrying on.
Great
to Do-Number 3
by Cavin, Ruth other copies of this book Publisher: Jamboree Book/Harlin
Quist, 1972
Great
to Do-Number4
by Cavin, Ruth other copies of this book Publisher: Jamboree Book/Harlin
Quist, 1972
1973
The Delicious Plums
of King Oscar The Bad
The
Delicious Plums of King Oscar The Bad
Rick Schreiter
ANIMAL-MAN
ANIMAL-MAN
Alain Herve
When
Henri Galeron,
Illustrated By Tina Mercie.
Text Adapted By Jeanine Larmoth
From a Translation By Ciba Vaughan.
by Patrick Couratin,
The Bear
in Fact and in Fiction
Pat Cherr
Max Howard
A Tree
Grew and Birds Flew
(Color
image not available.)
by Paul Spina
"Most people probably think that Otto, the garbage collector, does not have a very happy job. But Otto, like all other people, has a dream. This book is the story of that dream..."
Eggs Amen!
John Goldthwaithe
"Each time I see a laying hen
Produce an egg I say Amen,
I would not wish, I would not beg
To ever be a chicken egg."
Story Number 4
Story
Number 4
Ionesco, Eugene
Pictures by Jean-Michel Nicollet.
For children of any age
Number 24
Story and art by Guy Billout.
Billout is a French artist who went on to become a freelance illustrator and a regular contributor to the Atlantic Monthly magazine.
Blackboard Blackboard on the Wall,
Who is the Fairest One of All?
Who is the Fairest One of All?
Albert Cullum
Various Illustrators.
Here's Looking at You!
Ed Leander
Various Illustrators.
People Papers
Max Howard
Illustrated by the Author
Jean Seisser & France de Ranchin
Shhh!
by Patrick Couratin.
Surreal artwork, inspired by Rene Magritte.
1975
by Andrew Colvin , Pictures by Claude LaPointe
by Tom Piper.
Various illustrators: Billout, Chess, Claveloux, Couratin, Mercie, Nicollet, Sumichrast:
Wonderfully odd illustrations in this Mother Goose for adults.
by Ed Leander.
Jozef Sumichrast.
Collection of nonsense ryhmes featuring the alphabet.
by Ed Leander,
Illustrated in color by a variety of artists including Victoria Chess, Claude LaPointe, Patrick Couratin.
Square 8vo paperback.
The Piano Man
Alain Diot
Pictures by Henri Galeron
Crazy Days
by Ed Leander.
Dracula Spectacula
John Goldthwaite
Art by Nicole Claveloux
A little book of poetry with delightful illustrations in day-glo color. Originally published in a small softcover.
Gertrude's Child
Richard Hughes,
Illustrations by Nicole Claveloux.
(This is the second version of this story to be published by Quist, with new illustrations. The first version was printed in 1969.)
Roll Call
The Story of Noah's Ark and the World's First Losers.
John Goldthwaite
Illustrations by Henri Galeron.
Go, Go, Go, Grabote
Nicole Claveloux
Private Eye Grabote
Nicole Claveloux
(Features a photo on Harlin Quist on the title page.)
Better, Best, Bestest
Words by Alain Diot, Pictures by Joel Naprstek
Murphy
Molly Max and Me
Murphy,
Molly, Max, and Me
by Albert Cullum
Illustrations by Henri
Galeron
A fanciful tribute to the early American comic strip, Little Nemo In
Slumberland by Windsor McCay.
The House
on the Hill
by
Carola Lepping & Ilse Noor
1977
When
Words and Pictures
by Jeanine Larmoth
by Paul Tanager,
Pictures by Monique Gaudriault and Jacques Rozier
by McNeil, David.
Contains four tiny books of nonsense verse about horses.
Four different horse stories: NESTOR (the dad) & his. Three offspring NAZARETH, JASON & ULYSSES. Illlustrations by Claveloux, Mercie, Galeron & Brisepot. A unique set of horse books!
The Good of It All.
by Geraldine Richelson and Claude Lapointe.
A Ball of Yarns.
Story and art by Elwood H. Smith
The 14th Dragon
The 14th
Dragon (second edition)
The original version of this book was published by Quist in 1968. This
new version is in a different format, and features new artwork by thirteen
different illustrators.)
Story by James E Seidelman & Grace Mintonye
Story Number 1
Story
Number 1
by Eugene Ionesco
(2nd version with new illustrations by a different artist)
Story
Number 2. Version 2
Eugene Ionesco,
Illustrated by Gerald Failly.
The Kidnapping of the Coffee Pot
Art by Henri Galeron
On the Harmful Effects of Tobacco
Author: Anton Chekhov.
Translated from the Russian by Milka Petrovich,
Adapted by Boris Zupetz.
Art by Patrick Couratin
Published by Harlin Quist
[Distributed by Dial Press]
HOW THE
ZOZN'T WASN'T
Words by John Goldthwaite
and Pictures by Henri Galeron
1980 -1988
THE WORLD
OF DONALD EVANS
By Willy Eisenhart,
Art by Donald Evans
A monograph about artist Donald Evans.(1980)
Film tricks:
Special Effects in the Movies.
Harold Schechter and David Everitt
Harlin Quist, New York, USA.
(1980)
The Silver
Scream
by David Lord Porter.
Illustrated by Patrick Couratin, Henri Galeron and Keleck. A collection
of humorous poems about horror movies with very interesting color illustrations.
Fabulous
Nails
by Carol Wallace 1981
DEATH:
Grim Realities and Comic Relief.
Christopher Clemens,
Oversized paperback. Funeral rites. (1982)
by Daniel Mermet & Henri Galeron
Resemblances: Amazing Faces
By Charles Le Brun
Introduction by Edward Sorel
An album of the drawings of 17th-century French artist Charles Le Brun, in which he tried to demonstrate the physiognomic affinity between humans and animals.
When Cats
Were Green
David
McNeil & Tina Mercie
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