Fairy Tales, Myths and More Book Bundles curated by the New York Review of books, our newest neighbor.

From Hans Christian Andersen to Hindu epics to Shakespeare, these four collections compile stories that generations have grown up on.

Young readers will discover folktales, refashioned classics, and the joy of literature as both adventure and tradition.

Bundle includes 4 Hardcovers, recommended for ages 9 and up:

• In The Provensen Book of Fairy Tales, old favorites and feminist revisions alike are tied together by Alice and Martin Provensen's iconic illustrations. Featuring stories by children's-lit masters such as A.A. Milne and beloved literary stylists such as Oscar Wilde, this collection begs to be read aloud.
• Seasons of Splendour guides young readers through the Hindu calendar with a year's worth of stories about Indian gods and goddesses, kings and queens, princes and demons. Madhur Jaffrey introduces each story with a scene from her childhood in Delhi, where storytelling was an integral part of life.
• Shakespeare Stories refashions twenty-one of the Bard's stories for young audiences. Leon Garfield's distillations are true to the wit, humor, sublime heights, terrifying depths, and above all the poetry of Shakespeare's originals.
• In The Little Bookroom, Eleanor Farjeon recreates her favorite place in her childhood home: a delightfully dusty, book-filled den. That room was Farjeon's portal into fantastical worlds, and her own stories of monarchs and commoners, musicians and dancers, prove equally transporting.

Picture Book bundle curated by the New York Review of Books, PS 116's newest neighbor.

These five sumptuously illustrated books are perfect for young readers still finding their footing in the written world.

Lovers of the backyard and beyond will particularly delight in these tales of forests and pastures, dogs and cats, donkeys and frogs.

Bundles includes 5 Hardcovers, recommended for ages 3-7:

• In Marie Dorléans's Our Fort, three intrepid friends set out to visit their secret refuge on the edge of the woods; they soon discover the sensory pleasures of nature, as well as its capriciousness.
• Esther Averill's beloved feline protagonist-the shy black cat of Greenwich Village-returns for a celebratory romp in Jenny's Birthday Book.
• Based on a classic Chinese fable, The Frog in the Well by Alvin Tresselt follows a brave frog who decides to venture beyond his comfortable little well-the only world he's ever known.
• In Roger Duvoisin's Donkey-Donkey, the titular creature ties himself in knots trying to look like his barnyard friends, but finally learns to love his long, protruding ears just as they are.
• Finally, the Caldecott Medal-winning d'Aulaires bring us a retelling of a Chekhov story in Foxie: A dog with a "head like a fox and a tail like a cinnamon roll" runs away, joins the circus, but finds herself missing home.

Fantastic Journeys Book Bundle, curated by PS 116's newest neighbor, the New York Review of Books.

We could all use a bit of magic in our lives, and there's no shortage of it in these eight books-from traveling through time to flying on broomsticks.

Bundle includes 8 paperbacks, recommended for ages 8-14:

• In Penelope Farmer's Charlotte Sometimes, a '50s schoolgirl wakes up in 1918.
• The bookish heroine of Alison Uttley's A Traveller in Time, meanwhile, is transported back to the time of Mary, Queen of Scots-and can't help but try to save the doomed queen.
• In Mary Chase's Loretta Mason Potts, a straightlaced ten-year-old has his world upended when he meets his impish older sister, who soon leads him into a fantasyland hidden in a bedroom closet.
• Two siblings escape the mysterious All Wishes Town in Maria Gripe's curious fairytale The Glassblower's Children.
• In Mistress Masham's Repose, by T. H. White of The Sword and the Stone fame, an orphaned girl fights to protect a secret island full of tiny people: the Lilliputians of Gulliver's Travels.
• Cat lovers will rejoice in Barbara Sleigh's Carbonel, the story of a young girl who discovers the broom and feline friend she picked up at the market are enchanted.
• In Nancy Willard's The Adventures of Anatole, the hero's whose orange tabby Plumpet never leaves his side, no matter what strange enchantments they encounter.
• And in Eric Linklater's madcap The Wind on the Moon, two mischievous sisters embark on a quest to save their army major father, with the help of a few talking animals.

Friends Forever Book Bundle, curated by PS 116's newest neighbor, the New York Review of Books.

This collection celebrates companionship between creatures of all shapes and sizes-especially feline friends.

Bundle includes 5 Hardcovers, recommended for ages 3-7:

• A cat and a talking doll decide to throw a party in Victoria Chess and Edward Gorey's zany and tender Fletcher and Zenobia.
• Esther Averill's Jenny and the Cat Club introduces us to the famous black cat heroine Jenny Linsky and her whole crew.
• In The School for Cats, we find Jenny bravely making an unlikely friend in a boarding school bully named Pickles the Fire Cat.
• With lovely pen-and-ink drawings by William PÃÆ'Ã'¨ne du Bois, Rumer Godden's The Mousewife tells the tale of a very different set of animal friends: a sheltered mouse whose life changes forever when she meets a caged turtledove who teaches her about the wonders of the outside world.
• In Ellen Blance and Ann Cook's Meet Monster, illustrated by the inimitable Quentin Blake, a lovable purple monster goes on city adventures with his best friend, a little boy.

Good vs. Evil Book Bundle, curated by the New York Review of Books, PS 116's newest neighbor..

Featuring larger-than-life villains and the fledgling heroes who take them on, these engrossing, high-stakes reads may call for a flashlight under the covers.

Bundle includes 4 hardcovers, recommended for ages 8 - 12:

• In The Night of Wishes, it's New Year's Eve and an evil sorcerer and witch are preparing the Notion Potion, one of the world's most diabolical spells. An unlikely team stands in their way: their very own animal sidekicks, a raven and a cat. Blundering ensues on both sides as midnight ticks closer in this comic adventure.
• Orphan Kay Harker's dull life is turned upside down when he has the opportunity to uncover his sea-captain grandfather's long-lost treasure. His quest begins each night as the clock strikes twelve, when he is transported to the perilous world of The Midnight Folk, a world of pirates, highwaymen, witches, and talking animals.
• When night falls in Barbara Sleigh's The Kingdom of Carbonel, however, Cat Country comes to life. All's well in the kingdom until the wicked Grisana makes a pounce for the throne, and a couple of young humans must rise to defend it.
• A fourteen-year-old beggar boy is sucked into a world of dark and powerful magic-and must find a way out-in Otfried Preussler's story of courage and cunning, Krabat & the Sorcerer's Mill, a favorite of both Cornelia Funke and Neil Gaiman.

Magical Stories book bundle, curated by the New York Review of Books, PS 116's newest neighbor.

In these four books, young protagonists (and readers) discover that their ordinary worlds may offer more magic than it seems.

Bundle includes 4 hardcovers, recommended for ages 8-12:

• Fiona McConville, the heroine of The Secret of the Ron Mor Skerry, probes the mythological mysteries of her small town in Scotland's Western Isles. Rosalie K. Fry's vivid tale of folklore and family history became the basis for John Sayles's classic 1994 film The Secret of Roan Inish.
• In Anna Starobinets's Catlantis, we meet Baguette, a seemingly ordinary housecat. His only aim in life is to marry Purriana-that is, until a visit to the oracle reveals his lofty heritage, time-traveling abilities, and duty to all of cat-kind.
• In Beyond the Pawpaw Trees Anna Lavinia and her cat, Strawberry, journey to a place where buttercups bloom pink and the laws of gravity don't always apply. Palmer Brown takes us on a tour through a land as strange and wonderful as Oz, filled with characters as delightfully batty as any in Alice's looking glass.
• London hasn't been kind to lonely young Peter in Paul Gallico's The Abandoned. But after a strange accident endows him with fur, whiskers, and claws, he finally finds a friend. Jennie, a savvy stray, schools Peter in the ways of cats ("When in doubt, wash"), and in the massive maze of London, the two try to find a place to call home.

Myths and Fables book bundle curated by the New York Review of Books, PS 116's newest neighbor.

This set is full of timeless tales that continue to help us understand our world, including two collections by Ingri and Edgar d'Aulaire, the Caldecott-winning husband-and-wife duo.

Bundle includes 4 Hardcovers and is recommended for ages 7-12:

• D'Aulaires' Book of Norse Myths, with a preface by Michael Chabon, is a captivating introduction to the legends of Odin, Thor, Loki, and many more.
• Its weird and wonderful companion volume, D'Aulaires' Book of Trolls, unveils the darker, stranger side of Norse mythology.
• Chen Jiang Hong's gorgeously illustrated The Tiger Prince is a retelling of an ancient Chinese folktale about a baby raised by a tigress with a message of acceptance and compassion.
• One of the world's greatest modern fables-and the mischievous source material for the beloved Disney film-Carlo Collodi's Pinocchio features an introduction by Umberto Eco and over thirty-five beautiful full-page watercolors.

Adventures of Pluck, Luck and Derring-Do - Heroes & Heroines, Both Large and Small Book Bundle

These eight books star courageous children and creatures of all shapes and sizes, including a lovable lobster and a trio of gnomes.

Bundle includes 8 Paperbacks and is recommended for ages 8-14:

• In Jan Terlouw's beloved Winter in Wartime, Michiel, a teenage boy in Nazi-occupied Holland, finds himself responsible for caring for a wounded British soldier hidden away in the woods.
• Eilís Dillon's Lost Island and Island of Horses are two scrappy adventures of young boys exploring deserted islands off the Irish coast.
• The Village by the Sea is a seaside journey of another sort: a modern classic from one of India's most renowned writers, it follows the lives of a brother and sister working together to protest pollution and help their struggling family survive.
• On the less human-centric side of things, Sheila Burnford, the author of The Incredible Journey, gives us the tale of an adorable dog's travels across Europe amidst the Second World War in Bel Ria.
• Margery Sharp's The Rescuers, adapted by Disney in 1977, has two mice stage a high-stakes rescue mission.
• B.B.'s The Little Grey Men acquaints us with the very last gnomes in Britain as they search for their missing brother, encountering woodland friends and enemies along the way.
• In The Curious Lobster, by Richard W. Hatch, the charming Mr. Lobster makes his first foray to dry land.

Travel the World book bundle curated by the New York Review of Books, PS 116's newest neighbor!

Maira Kalman's trademark wit and whimsy are on full display in these five wondrously wacky picture books about Max the Dog, a poet and a New Yorker who wants to see the world. This collection will delight readers of all ages.

Bundle includes 5 Hardcovers, recommended for All Ages:

• Max makes his first appearance in Hey Willy, See the Pyramids, a book of bedtime stories told by a sister to a brother that are about everything from restaurant-going dogs and flying fish to women made of noodles.
• In Max Makes a Million, he's determined to raise the cash to visit Paris, with the help of his only-in-New-York artist friends, who paint invisible pictures and build upside-down houses.
• Armed with a book deal, in Ooh-La-La (Max in Love) the millionaire poet dog finally lands in the city of his dreams-and meets the Dalmatian of his dreams, too. It's literal puppy love on the streets of Montmartre.
• Soon enough Max and his Dalmatian wife, Crêpes, are heading to L.A. to direct a movie in Max in Hollywood, Baby. (Is it a romance, a comedy, a musical? Yes.)
• In the latest Max installment, Swami on Rye, he's confused and overwhelmed by his impending fatherhood-setting him on a mission for the meaning of life that takes him all the way to India and back. There's no better canine companion for a trip around the globe.

You are bidding on a collection of 7 books for young readers and middle grade books.

Refresh your child's picture book collection with 12 new books!!

Includes a copy of this year's Caldecott winning picture book, HOT DOG, by Doug Salati that will be signed and dedicated to your child or a person of your choosing by the author!!!