What People Do

The book is a hardcover edition with visible signs of wear consistent with its use as a library book. The spine has a library sticker, and there is noticeable wear along the edges and corners. The interior pages show some staining, particularly at the bottom, but remain intact and legible. No dust jacket is present.

This is the 1964 edition of "Childcraft: The How and Why Library, Volume 10: What People Do," managed by George S. Amsbary and published by Field Enterprises Educational Corporation in Chicago. This educational volume is part of the renowned Childcraft series, designed to engage young readers with informative content on various occupations. The book is a hardcover edition, typical of the durable construction intended for frequent use by children. This specific edition is an ex-library copy, as indicated by the library sticker on the spine. While the Childcraft series is widely recognized, individual volumes, especially in specific editions like this one, can be less commonly found. The book's condition reflects its library use, and it lacks a dust jacket. This volume is ideal for collectors of educational children's literature or those seeking a nostalgic glimpse into mid-20th-century educational materials.