Books
- Rose Daughter - a Re-telling of Beauty and the Beast (1998). Text: Robin McKinley. Illustrations: Anne Bachelier. Published by CFM Gallery, NYC.
- Princess of Wax / Princesse de Cire (2003). Text: Scot D. Ryersson & Michael Orlando Yaccarino. Illustrations: Anne Bachelier. Published by CFM Gallery, NYC.
- Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There (2005). Text: Lewis Carroll. Illustrations Anne Bachelier. Published by CFM Gallery, NYC.
- Phantom of the Opera / L'Fantome de l'Opera (2009). Text Gaston Leroux. Illustrations by Anne Bachelier. Published by CFM Gallery, NYC.
- 13 by Edgar Allan Poe (2012). Text: Edgar Allan Poe. Illustrations: Anne Bachelier. Published by CFM Gallery, NYC.
- The Book / Le Livre (2001). Anne Bachelier. Published by CFM Gallery, NYC.
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| Name | Bachelier, Anne |
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| Date of birth | 1949 |
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