“Animals Everywhere” by Ingri and Edgar Parin d’Aulaire

Where do tigers live? What about polar bears, camels and goats? Open this book and travel all the way from the hot jungles to the icy far north, meeting the animals that live in each place along the way.

Ingri and Edgar d’Aulaire first made this book for their own little boy. They drew every animal with soft, rich colors, so each page feels like a painting you can visit again and again. The same team won the Caldecott Medal for their picture book about Abraham Lincoln. When “Animals Everywhere” first came out in 1940, The Horn Book named it one of the best picture books of the year.

This copy is a hardcover from the 1954 Doubleday edition, with a dust jacket that matches the cover art. The book is in good vintage condition. The jacket has tears that have been repaired. It’s ready to share at Dead Tree Dreams.