Foot for Short

This ex-library copy of "Dot for Short" shows signs of its library past, with typical stamps and markings. The cover is intact, with some wear consistent with age and use. The binding remains firm, although the dust jacket condition is unknown. Overall, it is a well-preserved example of a library edition, providing a glimpse into its history of public enjoyment.

"Dot for Short" by Frieda Friedman, published by William Morrow and Company in New York, is a charming children's book first released in 1947. This particular copy is the tenth printing from September 1963, showcasing the enduring popularity of Friedman's work. Illustrated by Carolyn Haywood, the book offers delightful visual accompaniment to the narrative. As a piece of children's literature, it captures the whimsy and challenges of childhood through the character of Dot. This edition is an ex-library copy, a testament to its use and enjoyment by many young readers over the years. The book is notable for its historical context in children's literature and remains a cherished piece for collectors and enthusiasts. Its condition reflects its age and library use, but it continues to be a valuable addition to any collection.