From Sefer, Spring 1981.

Forks, knives, spoons, plates, and glasses grow on trees, and tables grow on hedges.  From Wee Wisdom, 1921.

From The Wish Stone by Bernard Sleigh & Ivy Anne Ellis, 1934, via Hill of Dust Books.

Today's book of doors is from Bonstonofavitch by Thomas Carlisle and illustrated by Kathleen McKie, 1974.

A sprout pokes through a book bridging a gorge flowing from a giantess on the horizon as the sun-moon blooms.  From Bonstonofavitch by Thomas Carlisle and illustrated by Kathleen McKie, 1974.

From Hampden-Sydney's 1990 yearbook.

From Harvard Medical School's 1937 yearbook.

From Amrita, 1978.

Building blocks tumble down a stairway into the underworld.  From Bonstonofavitch by Thomas Carlisle and illustrated by Kathleen McKie, 1974.

A lot of ink might go into a book, but some books actually give back ... especially if their covers are portals.  From Bonstonofavitch by Thomas Carlisle and illustrated by Kathleen McKie, 1974.

From The Australian Women's Weekly, 1958.

From Poets' Wit and Humor by W. H. Wills and illustrated by Charles Bennett and George H. Thomas, 1860.

From On the Beam Workbook, 1946.

From Michigan State Normal College's 1951 yearbook.

From the University of Houston's 1971 yearbook.

"Slosh—slosh—sluzzle—sluzzle-slap! came some soft wet object right into his face."  From "Slowboy and the Blue Goblins" by W. H. and S. W. Wallace, in The Children's Book, 1915.

"Just going for a magazine, dear."  From Purple Parrot, 1942.

A quarter century before Dali's melting watch in "Persistence of Memory," there was this melting clock tower in The Book of Spice by "Ginger" a.k.a. Wallace Irwin, 1906.

From The Parrot's American Home, 1945.

"Three merry boys I trow are we."  Date uncertain.