How Animals Work for Us

This hardcover edition shows signs of wear consistent with its age and library use. The cover has some scuff marks and corner wear, typical of an ex-library book. There is no dust jacket present. Inside, the pages are clean with no inscriptions, though library stamps are visible. The binding remains intact, providing a sturdy reading experience.

"How Animals Work for Us" by Robin and Jocelyn Wild, published by Parents' Magazine Press in 1974, offers an engaging exploration of how animals have been utilized by humans throughout history. This revised edition builds on the original 1973 publication by William Heinemann, Ltd., London, under the title "Animals at Work." The book is presented in a hardcover format, retaining the charm and durability expected from a 1970s publication. Aimed at juvenile readers, it delves into the various roles animals have played in human society, providing educational insights supported by illustrations. This edition is particularly significant for its revised text and additional illustrations copyrighted in 1974, making it a unique find for collectors of juvenile literature. The book is an ex-library copy, marked by stamps from the South Elementary Library, indicating its history of use in educational settings. Overall, this edition stands as a testament to the enduring interest in the relationship between humans and animals.