Juliette Low Girl Scout

This hardcover edition shows signs of wear consistent with its age and library use. The dust jacket is worn, featuring tears and edge wear, indicative of its vintage status. The binding remains intact, though the book exhibits typical library markings and a handwritten note on the title page. Overall, it is a well-preserved copy with character, suitable for collectors of historical biographies and scouting memorabilia.

"Juliette Low: Girl Scout" by Helen Boyd Higgins is a biographical account of the founder of the Girl Scouts, capturing her pioneering spirit and dedication to empowering young women. Published by The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc. in 1951, this hardcover edition is illustrated by Paul Laune, enhancing the narrative with engaging visuals. The book, marked as an ex-library copy from Hooker, Oklahoma, carries historical significance in children's literature, offering insights into the life and legacy of Juliette Low. While the copyright page confirms the publication year as 1951, the exact edition remains unspecified. This edition is distinct for its library markings and some wear on the dust jacket, making it a unique collectible for enthusiasts of scouting history and vintage biographies. The book's condition reflects its journey through time, with a worn dust jacket and a handwritten note inside. Ideal for collectors and those interested in the Girl Scouts' heritage, this volume provides a factual and heartfelt portrayal of Juliette Low's contributions to society.