The German American Family Album

This hardcover edition shows typical signs of library use. The cover is intact, with some edge wear, and the spine is sturdy. There are library markings and a sticker from the Woodrow Wilson Academy Library. The pages are clean and free of inscriptions, maintaining good readability. No dust jacket is present.

"The German American Family Album" by Dorothy and Thomas Hoobler is published by Oxford University Press in 1996. This hardcover edition is part of the American Family Albums series, providing a vivid exploration of the German American experience through personal stories, photographs, and historical context. The book is designed for juvenile readers, making it an educational resource for understanding the cultural heritage and contributions of German Americans. The authors, Dorothy and Thomas Hoobler, are known for their extensive work in historical literature, bringing to life the stories of immigrant families in America. This particular edition, published in New York, is distinct for its focus on family narratives, offering a unique perspective on the immigrant experience. The book is ex-library, bearing the marks of the Woodrow Wilson Academy Library, which adds a layer of history to this copy. The condition of the book is solid, though it lacks a dust jacket. It remains an insightful resource for those interested in cultural history and the stories of German American families in the United States.