Jim at the Corner

Eleanor Farjeon. Random House Books for Young Readers, $2.95 (0pp) ISBN 978-0-394-82583-0

In paperback for the first time, this endearing tale by two celebrated collaborators concerns 80-year-old Jim, who has enthralled young Derry with tall tales of the sea--without ever leaving his street corner. Ages 7-10. (May)

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