Tevye's Daughters

This hardcover edition of "Tevye's Daughters" shows signs of wear typical of an ex-library book, including a library sticker on the spine and some fraying at the edges. The binding remains intact, though the absence of a dust jacket and general shelf wear are evident. Despite these flaws, the pages are clean and the text is unmarked, making it a good reading copy.

"Tevye's Daughters" by Sholom Aleichem is a classic work of Jewish literature, capturing the poignant and humorous tales of Tevye the dairyman. This edition was published by Crown Publishers in New York, 1949, and is a second printing. Sholom Aleichem is renowned for his rich storytelling and has been a significant influence on Jewish culture and literature. This particular printing is notable for its historical context and translation by Frances Butwin, which brings Aleichem's vibrant characters to life for English-speaking audiences. Although this copy is an ex-library edition, it remains a valuable piece for collectors of Jewish literature. The absence of a dust jacket and the library markings are offset by the book's enduring narrative and cultural significance.