What Is a Star

This ex-library hardcover copy of "What Is A Star" shows typical library markings and stamps. The cover is intact with some wear but no major damage. There is no dust jacket. The binding is firm, and the pages are clean, though they may show signs of handling consistent with library use.

"What Is A Star" by Daniel Q. Posin, Ph.D., published by Benefic Press in 1961, is an educational book aimed at young readers, exploring the fascinating world of stars. Illustrated by Berthold Tiedemann, this book is part of the "What Is It" series, designed to introduce scientific concepts to children in an engaging manner. Daniel Q. Posin, a noted physicist from DePaul University, brings his expertise to make complex astronomical ideas accessible and exciting. This edition, published in Chicago, is a valuable resource for educators and collectors of vintage educational materials. The book is an ex-library copy, indicating its prior use in educational settings, but remains a rare find for those interested in mid-20th-century children's science literature. The hardcover is in decent condition, though it lacks a dust jacket.