(4) PS Illustrated by Anna Dewdney. First published in 1952, Brown's simple rhyming couplets tell the Nativity story as a baby is welcomed by a barn full of animals. Dewdney's new illustrations for this edition, created using oil paint, pastel, pencil, and marker, are more blurry than gauzy, with a muddy contrast between light and dark colors on many of the double-page spreads.

Reviewer: Gail Hedges | Horn Book Magazine Issue: December, 1952

(4) 1-3 New Peach Street Mudders Library series. Illustrated by Anna Dewdney. Christopher's popular sports-themed Peach Street Mudders series books are sturdily bound for library use. Though most of the stories are formulaic, with the conflicts too easily resolved, they offer enough action to satisfy younger baseball fans. Black-and-white drawings by various artists illustrate the stories. Review covers these New Peach Street Mudders Library titles: All-Star Fever, The Catcher's Mask, Centerfield Ballhawk, The Hit-Away Kid, Man Out at First, Shadow over Second, The Spy on Third Base, Stranger in Right Field, and Zero's Slider.

Reviewer: Elissa Gershowitz

(4) 1-3 New Peach Street Mudders Library series. Illustrated by Anna Dewdney. Christopher's popular sports-themed Peach Street Mudders series books are sturdily bound for library use. Though most of the stories are formulaic, with the conflicts too easily resolved, they offer enough action to satisfy younger baseball fans. Black-and-white drawings by various artists illustrate the stories. Review covers these New Peach Street Mudders Library titles: All-Star Fever, The Catcher's Mask, Centerfield Ballhawk, The Hit-Away Kid, Man Out at First, Shadow over Second, The Spy on Third Base, Stranger in Right Field, and Zero's Slider.

Reviewer: Elissa Gershowitz