Robert Louis Stevenson

"The evil and wild Mr. Hyde walks the dark streets of London. His cruel crimes and twisted soul make the blood run cold. Yet the good and mild Dr. Jekyll seems to protect this monster. Why? Somewhere-- behind the door, behind the shadows, behind the lies-- the truth is lurking."-- back cover.

A collection of poems evoking the world and feelings of childhood. Illustrated with antique pictures by some well-known children's book illustrators.

An illustrated version of the poem in which a child describes his relationship with his shadow.

A collection of poems evoking the world and feelings of childhood.

Jim Hawkins and his mother, an innkeeper, go through the belongings of a guest who has died owing them money. They find a pirate's treasure map, which leads Jim on an exciting and dangerous quest to find the treasure.

This book, in graphic novel format, tells of Jim Hawkins, who unlocks Billy Bones' old sea chest and finds money, a journal, and a treasure map.

In 1815 in Scotland, having realized that the corpses he and his peers examine in anatomy class are stolen from fresh graves, a young medical student finds that he must procure the next specimen.

Pictures of a father and child out in the moonlight illustrate Stevenson's poem from A child's garden of verses.

Jaclyn Hyde is almost perfect. Whether she's baking cookies for her classmates, building a replica Mt. Vesuvius for the science fair, or practicing her lines for Fog Island: The Musical, she almost never makes mistakes. But when she discovers the last batch of perfection potion in an abandoned laboratory, Jaclyn decides that being almost perfect isn't perfect enough anymore. But instead she finds out that trying to be perfectly perfect isn't all it's...