Some Animal Neighbors

This hardcover book shows signs of wear consistent with its age and previous use as a library book. The cover has some scuffing and minor edge wear. The binding remains intact, but there are library markings, including a stamp from Corning Public Schools. There is no dust jacket, and the pages show some age-related toning.

"Some Animal Neighbors" by Mary Geisler Phillips and Julia McNair Wright is a fascinating exploration of the animal world, first published in 1936 by D. C. Heath and Company. This hardcover edition features illustrations by H. Boylston Dummer and Albert Force, enhancing the educational content with visual appeal. Published across multiple major cities including Boston and New York, this volume is part of the "Nature—By Seaside and Wayside" series, aimed at educating young readers about natural science. The book is an ex-library copy from Corning Public Schools, indicating its historical use in educational settings. Its focus on natural science and wildlife makes it a valuable resource for collectors and educators alike. The book is in fair condition, with signs of wear from its previous library use. No dust jacket is present, and it includes library markings typical of an ex-library edition.