
Looking-for-Something: The story of a stray burro of Ecuador
by Ann Nolan Clark
"Looking-for-Something: The story of a stray burro of Ecuador" by Ann Nolan Clark, published by The Junior Literary Guild & The Viking Press in 1952, is a vintage children's book illustrated by Leo Politi. This hardcover edition, without a dust jacket, offers a charming tale set in Ecuador, perfect for collectors of classic children's literature. The book's condition shows wear but maintains structural integrity.
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This hardcover edition shows signs of wear, including some edge and corner fraying. The cover artwork remains clear, featuring Leo Politi's illustration of a burro. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, and the spine shows some wear. Despite these signs of age, the book's binding remains intact, preserving the internal pages and illustrations well.
About This Vintage 1952 Edition
"Looking-for-Something: The story of a stray burro of Ecuador" by Ann Nolan Clark is a charming children's book, first published by The Viking Press in 1952. This edition, produced in collaboration with The Junior Literary Guild, features illustrations by Leo Politi, enhancing the narrative with vivid depictions of the burro's adventures. Clark, an acclaimed author known for her contributions to children's literature, crafts a heartwarming tale set against the backdrop of Ecuador. The narrative follows a stray burro on a journey of discovery, appealing to young readers with its themes of adventure and friendship. This hardcover edition, published in New York, is distinct for its engaging illustrations and storytelling. The book is a delightful piece for collectors of vintage children's literature, especially those interested in culturally rich narratives. The physical condition shows signs of wear, with the absence of a dust jacket, but remains a valuable collectible due to its historical significance and artistic collaboration.
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The Junior Literary Guild & The Viking Press
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