Rooster Crows for Day

The hardcover shows signs of wear, with some scuffing and minor edge wear. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or library markings. The absence of a dust jacket is notable, and the cover features a decorative steamboat illustration in gold.

"Rooster Crows for Day" by Ben Lucien Burman, published by E. P. Dutton & Company, Inc. in New York, 1945, is a hardcover edition featuring sketches by Alice Caddy. This specific copy is a second printing from July 1945, as indicated on the copyright page. Burman, an acclaimed author known for his vivid depictions of Southern life, presents a work enriched by Caddy's artistic contributions. This edition, produced under wartime conditions with government-regulated materials, reflects the historical context of its publication. While the scarcity of wartime books can make them collectible, this copy's condition and lack of a dust jacket should be noted. The book's thematic exploration of life and nature is complemented by its historical significance.