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A year?s worth of classic books in one gift Whether you?re searching for a meaningful gift for a

[The NYRB Children’s Book Club]( A year’s worth of classic books in one gift [Read more]( Whether you’re searching for a meaningful gift for a newborn, preschooler, or a reader of the ripe old age of 8–14, look no further. We’ve grouped our most popular books by age and interest and will send one book every other month for an entire year to the fortunate recipient. And to add even more fun, with the initial volume we’ll also include a free squeaky duckie who loves to read while floating in the water, or sitting on a desk or bookshelf. Orders must be received by December 5. We will then send the first book, along with the free Reader Duck, in December. The remaining five books will be sent in February, April, June, August, and October—with free shipping within the United States. “These books represent some of the finest children’s literature published during the last one hundred years. There are plenty of gems here to rediscover and pass onto a new generation of children.” — Journal of the American Association of School Librarians [Classic Picture Books]( For Ages 3–7 • Six books by legendary authors and illustrators offer beauty and silliness and sweetness and rebellion, in just the right proportions. [First Chapter Books]( For Ages 3–7 • These fun tales of family, friendship, fantasy (and frustration!) will captivate and engage even the youngest children. [Early Readers]( For Ages 3–7 • These books of affection, independence, and self-discovery will amuse younger readers and teach them a few life lessons. [Whimsical Early Readers]( For ages 3–7 • Fantastical fun with words, yucky gourmet food, and a hare-and-tortoise-like-race are just a few of the subjects of these delightfully silly books. [More Early Readers]( For Ages 3–7 • Do you know a child who is dreamy and brave, insufferable and noble, bold yet cozy? Then he or she will identify with the outlandish yet familiar heroes and heroines of this wonder-full collection. [Early Chapter Books]( For Ages 5–9 • These page-turners for early readers feature a rip-roaring American folk hero, two irresistible heroines, a wolf, a father, and a little boy who just can’t quite keep from interrupting. [International Classics for Children]( For ages 8–14 • Classic tales of adventure, courage, and revolt against authority from Italy, Germany, Russia, Sweden, England, and the United States. [Adventure Stories]( For Ages 8–14 • In the pages of these spell- binding tales, readers travel to 18th-century London, England’s North Country, the coast of Ireland, and occupied France. [Heroines]( For Ages 8–14 • Waifs and solitary dreamers, pranksters and mischief-makers, and girls of deep goodness and compassion solve mysteries and travel in time, and overcome their own fears. [Fantasy]( For Ages 8–14 • Discoveries of a lost sibling, a family treasure, a floating island, a little witch, and a water sprite are among the plot twists-and-turns in this mesmerizing collection. [Dark Fantasy]( For Ages 8–14 • Not for the faint of heart, these strange, thrilling, mysterious tales of danger are also stories of cunning, valor, high adventure, and love. [NYRB Kids Classics]( For ages 8–14 • New paperback editions of some of our favorite books from The New York Review Children’s Collection. These paperbacks are the most economical way to own these books. New York Review Books 435 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10014 You are receiving this message because you signed up for newsletters from NYRB. You can [opt out of promotional mailings]( about the Children’s Book Club . [Preferences]( | [Unsubscribe](

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