You Read to Me, I'll Read to You
Donated to the Lisbon Public Library by Sandra Taylor in honor of Edward Gorey's birth February 22, 1925. Contents: All the poems printed in blue, I'll read to you: I wouldn't — Wouldn't you — What night would it be? — Little bits — Wise hen — One day — Sometimes I feel this way — Lighthouse keeper's white mouse — My cat, Mrs. Lick-a-chin — Sea song — My horse Jack — At the farm — Dan Dunder — What do you think his daddy did? — Tell him to go home — Dream about the man in the moon — All the poems printed in black, you read to me: About the teeth of sharks — Arvin Marvin Lillisbee Fitch — Mind you, now — Mummy slept late and daddy fixed breakfast — About Jimmy James — Cool drink on a hot day — all about boys and girls — Journey — Chang Mctang, McQuarter cat — sad song — How to tell a tiger — Warning about bears — More about bears — Still more about bears — Last word about bears — How the frightful child grew better — What did you learn at the zoo? — Bird-brain song — Short checklist of things to think about before being born.