Child-Story Readers: World at Work

The book shows significant wear typical of its age, with a damaged cover and spine. The pages are yellowed, and some have tears and stains. There is a handwritten inscription on the copyright page. No dust jacket is present, and the binding shows signs of wear but remains intact.

"Child-Story Readers: World at Work" by Frank N. Freeman and Eleanor M. Johnson is a vintage educational book published by Lyons and Carnahan in 1938. This hardcover edition, illustrated by J. Clemens Gretter, offers a glimpse into educational practices of the 1930s, aimed at engaging young readers with stories about the world of work. The book is published in both Chicago and New York, reflecting its broad educational reach. While the copyright page indicates a range of years, 1929-1936, this specific printing is from 1938. The book is a part of a series designed to educate children through engaging narratives and illustrations. This edition is particularly notable for its historical context and educational value. The book is physically worn, with visible signs of age, but remains a fascinating piece for collectors of vintage educational materials.