Birds Do The Strangest Things

The hardcover edition of "Birds Do The Strangest Things" shows signs of age with visible wear along the edges and small tears on the dust jacket. Despite these flaws, the binding is intact, and the pages are clean and unmarked, maintaining the book's readability and charm.

"Birds Do The Strangest Things" by Leonora and Arthur Hornblow, illustrated by Michael K. Frith, is a captivating exploration of the peculiar behaviors of birds. Published by Random House in 1965, this hardcover edition is part of the Step-Up Books series, designed to engage young readers with its vivid illustrations and fascinating facts. The Hornblows, known for their contributions to children's literature, provide insights into avian life that are both educational and entertaining. This edition, with its original illustrations by Frith, is a delightful addition to any collection of juvenile literature. The book remains a valuable resource for young nature enthusiasts. Condition-wise, the dust jacket shows some wear and small tears, typical of its age, but the binding remains intact, ensuring its durability for future readers.