"why" Stories IN Basic Vocabulary

The book shows signs of wear, particularly on the spine and corners, with some fraying visible. The interior pages are intact, though they display some age-related discoloration. There is a stamp from Mc Elwain Elementary School on the title page, indicating its history as a library book. The binding remains secure, ensuring the book is still functional for reading or display.

"WHY" Stories in Basic Vocabulary by Edward W. Dolch and Marguerite P. Dolch is a hardcover book published by The Garrard Press in 1952. This edition is illustrated by Marguerite Dolch and aims to engage young readers with stories written in basic vocabulary, ideal for educational settings. The book was part of the library collection at Mc Elwain Elementary School, as indicated by a stamp on the title page. Edward and Marguerite Dolch are known for their contributions to children's literacy, particularly through the development of the Dolch word list. This copy is a valuable educational resource, particularly for collectors and educators interested in historical approaches to teaching reading. The book is in fair condition, with visible wear on the cover and spine, but remains a significant piece for those interested in mid-20th-century educational literature.