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This is a very good hardcover. 1958 Grolier Publishing, Through Golden Windows series. This copy is very good inside and out. The inside pages are clean with only a hint of light natural tanning from edge to page edges. The binding is tight and straight and bound with fine sewn( not glued) binding for durability and aesthetics. Green hardcover boards feature illustrated front and are very good with light wearing Medium octavo book size or 6.5" x 9.5".
The "Through Golden Windows" series was a 10-volume children's storybook series published by Grolier in 1958. Each volume is beautifully illustrated and the stories feature feature fairy tales, historical narratives, and nature stories for young readers depending on the volume.
This is ONE volume only of the original 10 vol. series, Children Everywhere. Classic children's stories from literature fill the pages as they travel around the world and read of children everywhere. Adventure stories, stories of Holidays, and everyday life will provide hours of reading. Favorites include; The Goat Pasture by Johanna Spyri, The Performing Seal by Rachel Field, Greatest Show on Earth by Frances Frost, The Book by Emily Dickinson, Song for a Little house by Christopher Morley, My Native Land by Sir Walter Scott, The Laurence Boy by Louisa May Alcott and more fill the pages.
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