Juvenile Non Fiction from The Periscope Collection

A very nice ex-library book with a library mylar cover over the dust jacket; the interior is unmarked, colors bright and shiny on every page.

An ex-library copy with a remaining Date Due slip in the back, library stamp. No writing or markings inside, other than library markings in pencil. Full of suggested activities for celebrating patriotic holidays with stories, crafts, and songs.

An excellent junior biography, ex-library copy, in good condition.

MacMillan Company, 1951. HB. Excellent. Maud and Miska Petersham. Discarded library book. Interior pages are clean and bright. Some pages have slight tears but otherwise in excellent condition.

The John C. Winston Co., 1935. Hardback. Very Good Condition. Miska Petersham was born in Hungary and decided to come to America on a dare, to see if he could earn a living. Lucky for us, since after marrying Maud, they became prolific writers and illustrators of children's books, Illustrating more than 60 for other authors, and 39… Read more about this item

Children's Press, 1965. HB. Good. Lucy, John Hawkinson. 65-12216

Abingdon Press, 1952. Hardback. Good Condition.

Platt & Munk, 1966. HB. Good. Tasha Tudor. 66-17113

Funk and Wagnalls, 1956. Hardback. Good Condition. Eric Sloan became an expert on early American tools and rural architecture after buying and restoring his own Connecticut barn. When he discovered Noah Blake's biography in a barn, it changed the direction of his life. He became wholly immersed in the culture of early New England. And we are… Read more about this item

J.B. Lippincott & Co., 1943. HB. Good. Ist edition, Illustrated by Munro Leaf, Library of Congress 43-13211. Part of a series of books that Mr. Leaf wrote that tried to make things understandable to the young, which included this title and Manners Can Be Fun, History Can be Fun, and Geography Can Be Fun, and many others in the… Read more about this item

E.P. Dutton & Company, 1946. HB. Very Good. Ist edition, Illustrated by Fritz Kredal.

Franklin Watts, 1956. HB. Good. Helen Borten. 56-9544 2 copies available, both library copies with no dust jacket, First edition for both, both have library call numbers on the spine.

The Bobbs Merrill Co., Inc., 1963. HB. Good. Library of Congress 62-12702. This is part of the Childhood of Famous Americans series.

Mile-Hi Publishers, 1987. PB. Good. This title is perhaps one of the author's most well-known biographies for children. Others include biographies of Daniel Webster, Steven Decatur, William Bradford, and one entitled "With Sword and Pen: Adventures of Captain John Smith." Great size print for younger readers. No marks or turn downs inside.

Random House, 1953. HB. Good.. Library of Congress #53-6268. #5 in the World Landmark history series, illustrated by Douglas Gorsline. A simple re-telling of the Arthurian legends, without dialogue, and a unique foreword that tells how the tales of Arthur came to be, written for early elementary children. A fine introduction to the legend.

Rand McNally & Company, 1946. HB. Good. Dean Bryant. May possibly be a 1st edition since it was first published in 1946. A clean copy, in fine shape considering its publication date. Bible verses suited for children on each page

Universe Publishing, 2008. HB. Excellent. Munro Leaf. This book was originally published in 1943, entitled "Health Can Be Fun."

Franklin Watts, 1986. HB. Very Good. A "First Book" series was created by Franklin Watts publishing, and included a series about the Constitution, explaining to young readers the liberties that were outlined in our Constitution. Other titles explained the 2nd amendment, the right to privacy and states's rights. In pristine condition, no library markings.