Le Petit Chose: Histoire d'un Enfant

This hardcover edition of Le Petit Chose shows signs of library use, including library stamps and stickers. The binding is intact, but the lack of a dust jacket suggests it was used primarily for educational purposes. There is some wear on the spine and edges, typical of library copies, but the pages remain clean and legible.

Le Petit Chose: Histoire d'un Enfant by Alphonse Daudet, published by Henry Holt and Company in November 1932, is an educational edition designed for the modern classroom. This Édition Scolaire Moderne includes explanations of the text, assimilation exercises, and a lexicon, prepared by Léopold Cardon. As a literary classic, Daudet's work offers a glimpse into 19th-century French life, making it a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts of French literature. This particular edition is a former library copy, which may appeal to collectors of such volumes. The book is bound in hardcover without a dust jacket, indicating its durability for educational use. Despite its age, this edition remains a significant piece for those interested in educational adaptations of classic literature.