Child-Library Readers Book Five

The book is in fair condition with notable wear on the cover and binding. The corners and edges show signs of rubbing, and the spine has some fraying. The pages are intact but slightly yellowed with age. There is no dust jacket, and the book appears to be structurally sound despite its age.

"Child-Library Readers: Book Five" by William H. Elson and Mary H. Burris is a classic educational text published by Scott, Foresman and Company in 1923. This hardcover edition is part of the Elson Extension Series, designed to enhance children's reading skills. The book was published in Chicago, Atlanta, and New York, reflecting its wide educational reach. William H. Elson, known for his contributions to educational literature, collaborated with Mary H. Burris, a supervisor of English in Racine, Wisconsin, to create this comprehensive reader. This edition is a valuable piece for collectors of early 20th-century educational materials. The book's condition is fair, with visible wear on the cover and binding, but it remains an important resource for understanding historical approaches to children's education.