
Exotic Birds
by Marilyn Singer
"Exotic Birds" by Marilyn Singer, published by Doubleday in 1991, is a first edition hardcover featuring illustrations by James Needham. This ex-library copy, focused on juvenile literature about birds, introduces species like the Galápagos penguin and kiwi. It has a worn dust jacket with library markings but remains a valuable first edition for collectors and enthusiasts. ISBN: 0-385-26571-9.
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This hardcover is an ex-library edition, exhibiting the usual library markings and stamps. The dust jacket is intact but shows signs of wear, particularly along the edges, consistent with its library use. The binding remains strong, and the pages are clean, with vibrant illustrations by James Needham enhancing the text.
About This Classic 1990 Edition
"Exotic Birds" by Marilyn Singer, illustrated by James Needham, is a captivating exploration of diverse bird species, originally published by Doubleday in New York in 1991. This first edition hardcover introduces readers to the vibrant world of exotic birds, featuring species such as the Galápagos penguin, kiwi, and African hornbill. Marilyn Singer, an acclaimed author of children's literature, provides engaging insights into these fascinating creatures, complemented by James Needham's vivid illustrations. This edition is a part of the juvenile literature genre and is especially valuable for collectors due to its first edition status. The book is an ex-library copy, with typical library markings, but remains a valuable addition to any ornithologist's collection or children's library. The dust jacket shows minor wear, reflecting its journey through library shelves, yet it preserves the allure of its colorful cover art.
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