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BGB1. Fun & Thought for Little Folk (ill.) • FREE E-BOOK • (édition 1912)

par University Society Inc. Editorial Staff (Directeur de publication), William Byron Forbush (General Editor), Herbert T. Wade (Technical Editor), Winton J. Baltzell (Music Editor), Rossiter Johnson (Literature Editor) — 1 plus, Daniel Edwin Wheeler (Associate Editor)

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Titre:	BGB1. Fun & Thought for Little Folk (ill.) • FREE E-BOOK •
Auteurs:	University Society Inc. Editorial Staff (Directeur de publication)
Autres auteurs:	William Byron Forbush (General Editor), Herbert T. Wade (Technical Editor), Winton J. Baltzell (Music Editor), Rossiter Johnson (Literature Editor), Daniel Edwin Wheeler (Associate Editor)
Info:	NY: University Society Inc (1912) Volume 1 of 17. Free E-Book. 754 pages
Collections:	FREE Public Domain : Use Calibre, Kobo, Nook, E-Books, Juv / YA, Illus Books (Some Illos), Anthologies & Collections
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The Home University Bookshelf Volume 01: Fun and Thought for Little Folk par The Editorial Board of the University Society

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A lire (1) boîte 11 (1) De collection (2) Emotions in children (1) enfants (1) Fiction (2) Pour enfants (1) REF (1)

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I wore the covers off these books when I was about 5 or 6 years old in the early 1950s. Vol. 1 must have been my favorite, since it's in the worst shape of any in the set. I wish I knew how my parents came to have this set, since there was no money in the house for books.

These books were great friends to me, as alive and real as the kids I played with in the neighborhood.

In 1948 they changed the cover from the green and gold shown in the picture to brick red. Mine is the brick red version. (

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