New York & London: Century Co, (1928). Hardcover first edition - A collection of ten essays, including an account of her childhood in England in the 1880s, others on animals (one of taking their cat on the train with her daughter). Perhaps most noteworthy are two essays on Yosemite (one on sketching there and the other on Clouds Rest) and another called "Attempting Yellowstone." Ironically, considering the fact that several of these essays are about her life as an artist, this is illustrated with small drawings - decorations - by Katharine E Gray and not Greene herself. 274 pp.

New York: The Blue Sky Press. (1996) dj. Hardcover first edition - Two siblings learn a life lesson from the interaction of their new puppy and the family dog. Illustrated in full color by Barry Moser - the third collaboration between this award winning artist and his daughter, Isabelle Harper. Large square format. 29 pp. ISBN: 0-590569260.

San Francisco: Chronicle Books, (2009.) dj. SIGNED hardcover first edition - Simple stories of three dogs and how much they mean, beautifully illustrated: A lost child is led home by her dog. A lost dog is rescued by his boy. A lost family finds a lost dog and is, in turn "found" through the love of a dog. SIGNED on the front endpaper by the author/illustrator with a small drawing of a dog and dated in the year of publication. Large format. ISBN: 0-8118-64014.

New York: Vintage Books, (1996.). A classic story of a boy, a dog, and small-town America. Motion picture tie-in edition with a photograph from the film on the front cover. ISBN: 0-678-767223.