Pete Pig Cleans Up

The hardcover library binding of "Pete Pig Cleans Up" is in good condition, showing typical signs of library use. The cover is intact with some minor wear on edges and corners. The pages are clean and free of inscriptions. There is no dust jacket as it appears to be a library edition.

"Pete Pig Cleans Up" by Jay Hulbert is a delightful children's book first published in 1989, with this edition released by Raintree Steck-Vaughn Publishers in 1992. Illustrated by John Killgrew, this book is part of the "Real Readers" series, designed to engage young readers with its charming story and vibrant illustrations. Set in Austin, Texas, this First Steck-Vaughn Edition is bound in durable hardcover library binding, making it a lasting addition to any collection. The story follows Pete Pig as he discovers the joys and surprises of cleaning up his room, imparting valuable lessons on cleanliness and orderliness. This edition is particularly notable for its educational focus, making it a valuable resource for both parents and educators. The book is in good condition, reflecting its library use, and is a wonderful example of engaging children's literature from the early '90s.