Stilts, Somersaults, and Headstands: Game Poems Based on a Painting by Peter Breughel

The book is bound in a green cloth cover with minimal wear, showing slight signs of handling. There is no dust jacket present. The interior pages are clean, though there is a library stamp indicating previous ownership by South Elementary School Library. The binding remains tight, ensuring the book's durability.

"Stilts, Somersaults, and Headstands: Game Poems Based on a Painting by Peter Breughel" is a unique work by Kathleen Fraser, published by Atheneum in 1968 in New York. This first edition captures the imaginative interplay between poetry and art, inspired by the works of Peter Breughel. Fraser, a notable figure in contemporary poetry, explores themes through a series of game poems, offering readers a creative fusion of literary and visual arts. This edition is scarce, especially in its original binding, and serves as a significant piece for collectors interested in the intersection of poetry and art. The book is in good condition, though it bears the mark of a former library copy, as indicated by a stamp from South Elementary School Library.