Facts and Figures

This hardcover edition shows signs of wear, particularly along the spine and edges, with some binding issues visible. The absence of a dust jacket and visible wear on the cover suggest heavy use, typical for a book of its age and educational purpose. Despite these flaws, the pages remain intact, and the illustrations are vibrant, retaining their educational value.

"The Golden Book of Facts and Figures" by Bertha Morris Parker, published by Golden Press in 1962, is a comprehensive reference book designed to engage young minds. Illustrated by Lowell Hess, this hardcover edition is a treasury of information on hundreds of subjects, enriched with more than 500 vivid color pictures. Bertha Morris Parker, a former research associate at the Chicago Natural History Museum, brings her expertise to this educational volume, making it a valuable resource for both students and educators. The book’s focus on a wide array of topics makes it a versatile addition to any reference collection. This edition, published in New York, stands out for its colorful illustrations and accessible content. While it lacks a dust jacket, it remains a sought-after piece for collectors of educational literature.