Poems for Every Mood

The book is in worn condition, with visible wear and tear on the cover and spine. The binding remains intact, but there are no dust jacket remnants. The pages show signs of age, consistent with a publication from 1933, yet they remain legible and well-preserved.

"A Book of Poems for Every Mood," compiled by Harriet Monroe and Morton Dauwen Zabel, offers a rich anthology of poetry, first published in 1933 by Whitman Publishing Co., Racine, Wisconsin. This hardcover edition is illustrated by Janet Laura Scott, adding a visual charm to the poetic selections. Monroe, known for her role as editor of "Poetry: A Magazine of Verse," and Zabel, her associate editor, bring together an eclectic mix of poets, including Shakespeare, Dickinson, and Frost. This collection captures the essence of various emotional states, making it a versatile addition to any poetry lover's library. The book’s historical significance is enhanced by its original 1933 publication date, reflecting the literary tastes of the early 20th century. The condition of this copy, while worn, remains intact, making it a valuable find for collectors of vintage poetry volumes.