A Hole Is To Dig: A First Book of First Definitions

The book is a hardcover edition in good condition. There are personal inscriptions on the front endpaper, adding a personal history to the book. The dust jacket condition is not visible, and there are no signs of library markings or stamps. The binding appears intact, ensuring durability for continued enjoyment.

"A Hole Is To Dig: A First Book of First Definitions" by Ruth Krauss, with illustrations by Maurice Sendak, was first published in 1952 by Harper & Row, Publishers. This charming children's book introduces young readers to playful definitions, brought to life through Sendak's delightful illustrations. The copyright page confirms the 1952 publication year, aligning with the original release. Ruth Krauss, a celebrated author in children's literature, collaborates with Sendak, who later gained fame for "Where the Wild Things Are." This edition is a hardcover, making it a durable choice for collectors and young readers alike. While the edition specifics are unclear, the book's historical significance and the renowned collaboration make it a valuable addition to any collection. The book contains personal inscriptions, adding a unique touch to its history.