THE Executive Branch OF THE United States Government

This hardcover edition shows typical signs of library use, including stamps and labels from the Aurora Public Library. The dust jacket is worn with minor edge wear, but remains intact. The binding is solid, ensuring the book's durability for continued use. Overall, it is in good condition for an ex-library copy.

"The Executive Branch of the United States Government" by Henry Gilfond, published by Franklin Watts in 1981, is a comprehensive guide to understanding the structure and functions of the U.S. executive branch. This edition, part of the "A First Book" series, is designed for juvenile readers, offering clear insights into the roles of the President and the nine executive offices. The book, published in New York, London, Toronto, and Sydney, is a first edition, confirmed by the number line. Although an ex-library copy from the Aurora Public Library, it remains a valuable educational resource. The subject matter is particularly relevant for young readers interested in politics and government, with diagrams by Vantage Art enhancing the content. The hardcover binding and dust jacket show minor wear, typical of library use, but the integrity of the book is maintained, making it a worthy addition to any educational collection.