Messages Without Words

This hardcover book shows signs of wear typical of ex-library copies, including library stamps and a sticker on the spine. The cover has some edge wear and scuffing, but the binding remains intact. There is no dust jacket present. Overall, the book is in fair condition with visible signs of use but remains a solid reading copy.

"Messages Without Words" by Barbara Sundene Wood, published by Raintree Childrens Books in 1978, is a hardcover edition designed to introduce young readers to the fascinating world of non-verbal communication. Authored by a Professor of Communication from the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle, this book explores various symbols, signals, and methods of sending messages without spoken language, including alphabets, bells, facial expressions, flags, and smoke signals. The book is categorized under juvenile literature, making it an educational resource for children interested in understanding how communication extends beyond words. This first edition is part of a series titled "Read About" and is printed in the United States. The book's condition reflects its previous life in a library setting, as indicated by library markings. This edition is a valuable find for collectors of educational children's literature, especially those focusing on communication and language.