Reading Dog Brooch

Reading Dog BroochA sound creature in a crazy world is how James Thurber thought of dogs. One of America's greatest writers of humor, Thurber (18941961) was also an artist who celebrated dogs in many of his inimitable drawings and cartoons for The New Yorker magazine. His short stories, essays, fables, and drawings have been collected in over 30 books. "Thurber's Reading Dog" was originally published in 1940 in his book Fables for Our Time. It continues to amuse in its

Necklace is available in 14k gold vermeil

You'll find yourself saying

was written in the wake of his child’s death

Product: Baby Onesie in heathered maroon

made especially for The New York Public Library

and a few hints for the home bar thrown in

It wasn’t until bookdealer Henry Stevens noted its significance that Hunt donated the globe to the Lenox Library—James Lenox’s vast collection of paintings

It's more versatile than a puzzle and lots more fun than a brain teaser

William Matthews

Get a classic summery look with this smartly-shaped fedora

Item Number: CAL50

Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends—Piglet