Henry Huggins

This copy of "Henry Huggins" shows signs of wear consistent with its age and previous library use. The cover is worn with some fraying at the corners. The interior pages are intact, though they exhibit some yellowing and minor tears. The book lacks a dust jacket. Despite these flaws, the binding remains secure, and the illustrations by Louis Darling are clear.

"Henry Huggins" by Beverly Cleary, published by William Morrow and Company in New York, 1950, with illustrations by Louis Darling, is a classic of children's literature. This specific copy is the twelfth printing, released in April 1964. Beverly Cleary's work is renowned for its relatable characters and engaging storytelling, making it a staple in children's fiction. This edition is particularly notable for its library history, as indicated by the "South Elementary Library/Media" stamp. While not a first edition, it remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in mid-20th century children's books. The book captures the adventures of young Henry on Klickitat Street, a narrative that has charmed generations. The condition reflects its library usage, but the book remains a testament to Cleary's enduring appeal.