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Vintage Peter\'s Family Hanna Gray Scott Foresman Illustrated Hardcover Book
Green cloth boards show light soiling and rubbing with corner and spine end wear, including small frayed spots at the tips and a few tiny stains to the front and back; spine titling remains clear and there is no dust jacket. Front free endpaper has previous owner pencil writing and erasures, and the endpapers and text pages display age toning and scattered small handling marks, with several pages showing light pencil underlining or marks in the text. Inner hinges are opened with binding cloth visible yet remain secure, and the color illustrations throughout are bright and fully legible along with the printed text.
Brand/Publisher: Scott, Foresman and Company; Author: Paul R. Hanna, Genevieve Anderson, and William S. Gray; Title: Peter\'s Family.
Vintage English-language children\'s social studies reader Peter\'s Family: A Study of Home Life from the Curriculum Foundation Series, introducing young students to family life, home responsibilities, and community through simple stories and pictures.
Binding: green cloth hardcover boards with brown stamped title Peter\'s Family and line art of two children pushing a baby carriage with a dog on the front, and matching brown spine titling with the SF circular device typical of Scott, Foresman school texts.
Interior: large, easy-to-read text printed in a clear serif type and accompanied by numerous full-color illustrations by Charlotte Becker and Ellen Segner that depict scenes of home, work, and play, supporting beginning readers and social studies lessons.
Contents and themes: story groupings such as The New Baby, The Family Works, At Grandfather\'s Farm, The New Home, Fun at Home, and Work at Home, along with related work pages, encourage children to observe family life, talk about household tasks, and connect reading with everyday experiences.
Edition details: title page credits Paul R. Hanna and Genevieve Anderson with William S. Gray as Reading Director, describes the book as A Study of Home Life and part of Social Studies: Curriculum Foundation Series, A Revision, and lists Scott, Foresman and Company (Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, New York) as publisher; subject: children\'s literature and home life.
MSC194-87
