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I think I have settled on using ELTL next year with a couple of my kids and I am now trying to find some lovely illustrated versions of a few classics. If you know of some that you have seen/enjoyed and can point me in the right direction I would be so grateful. I prefer unabridged and while they don't need to be hardback it is definitely my preference. Amazon has soooo many and the same reviews pop up for various versions so I cannot trust I am reading a review for the book I am considering. I am looking for:

 

The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Peter Pan

Alice ' s Adventures in Wonderland

Through the Looking Glass

The Blue Fairy Book

A Wonder Book for Girls and Boys

Wind in the Willows

 

I am super old school when it comes to books so I don't do kindles. ;)

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For Peter Pan​, we used the one illustrated by Robert Ingpen. But it strangely doesn't seem to be available new anymore.

https://www.amazon.com/Peter-Pan-Wendy-Ken-Geist/dp/0439672570/

 

 

For Alice's Adventures in Wonderland  and Through the Looking Glass, we used the ones illustrated by Hellen Oxenbury.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1406360430/

https://www.amazon.com/dp/0763642622/

 

 

For Wind in the Willows, we used the one illustrated by Michael Hague.

https://www.amazon.com/Wind-Willows-Kenneth-Grahame/dp/0805072373/

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You guys are the best! I just went and placed orders :)

 

Anyone else with Blue Fairy and Wonder Book recommendations? Those ones are making my head spin.

 

While I am asking about books...anyone have a Beatrix Potter illustrated favorite as well?

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While I am asking about books...anyone have a Beatrix Potter illustrated favorite as well?

 

 

It's been a while, so my details may be off, but my library has all of her stories in cute little hardback books. They're maybe 4x6 and 50-60 pages each (about a paragraph per page), with plenty of color illustrations (every page, if I'm remembering correctly). 

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