A Child's Story of Oklahoma

This hardcover edition of A Child's Story of Oklahoma shows signs of wear consistent with its age. The cover is intact but exhibits some edge wear and minor scuffing. There is no dust jacket. Inside, the pages are slightly yellowed but free from inscriptions or signatures. Library markings are present, indicating it was part of a library collection. Overall, the binding remains firm, and the book is in good condition for reading or display.

A Child's Story of Oklahoma by Maud Llewellyn McMullin offers a unique glimpse into the history and culture of Oklahoma through the eyes of a child. Published by Modern Publishers, Inc. in 1941, this hardcover edition is illustrated by Marianna M. Carsten, whose artwork complements the narrative beautifully. The book is set in Oklahoma City, where it was also published, and includes elements of Native American symbolism, explained within the text. While the copyright page confirms the year of publication as 1941, the specific edition is not indicated. This book is a valuable piece for collectors interested in regional children's literature or historical narratives from the early 20th century. The absence of a dust jacket and the presence of library markings suggest it was once part of a library collection. Despite its age, this book remains a fascinating artifact of Oklahoma's cultural storytelling.