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Everyday Children: David and Susi Black and White

Everyday Children: David and Susi Black and White by Lucy W. Peabody and Marjorie Woodbury Smith (illus.)

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Seller: Eclectibles
Title
Everyday Children: David and Susi Black and White
Author
Lucy W. Peabody and Marjorie Woodbury Smith (illus.)
Seller
Eclectibles (United States)
Condition
Very good. Spine split, visible in gutter between pp. 12-13.
Description
North Cambridge, Massachusetts: Central Committee of the United Study of Foreign Missions, 1928. Very good. Spine split, visible in gutter between pp. 12-13.. A scarce children's book from 1928, promoting international friendship, tolerance, and racial equality among early learners through the story of a black child and a white child who grow to become friends: "When David and Susi met they found they were just alike except in their color. They were friends and I want you to know them". The book shows pictures of African families going about their daily lives, to show white children reading the book that they lead similar lives. Note the book's emphasis on Christianity throughout (the author was a Christian missionary). Also gently invites the child reader to notice his or her preconceptions about race and visual identity by looking at a silhouette image of children playing: "You notice the pictures are all black. Can you pick out the white children? How can you tell the difference?". A valuable book which allows us to see how education about race has (and has not) changed over the years. Single vol. (6.5" by 4"), pp. 57, [1], illus., in original illus. black and teal wrps. with silhouette of children playing. Early ink ownership inscription of Miss Eva Mae Hague dated March 19, 1928 to upper wrapper. Only 5 copies on WorldCat (Jan. 2024). Part of the "Everyland Children" series of children's books promoting friendship and tolerance.
Sky-Hi

Sky-Hi by MARA

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Seller: Eclectibles
Title
Sky-Hi
Author
MARA
Seller
Eclectibles (United States)
Description
USA: Personal History Agency, inc, 1952. 4to. Unpaginated. A die-cut Terry is grommeted to front cover allowing him to tumble about space, giving the reader an introduction to Terry's trip, as he fell off the edge of dreamland and visits the universe including the pop-up sun and each of the fanciful planets in the Solar System. Includes information on the planetary symbols, the winter and summer constellations and a vovelle wheel with the positions of the planets. Educational and entertaining. Well read with general edge wear. Ink signed by previous owner front and back covers.
The Wonders of Alaska, with Illustrations and Maps [Illustrated]

The Wonders of Alaska, with Illustrations and Maps [Illustrated] by Badlam, Alexander

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Seller: Yesterday's Muse Books
Title
The Wonders of Alaska, with Illustrations and Maps [Illustrated]
Author
Badlam, Alexander
Seller
Yesterday's Muse Books (United States)
Condition
Good
Description
San Francisco: The Bancroft Company, 1890. First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/No Jacket. 0x0x0. Taber, I.W. First edition. Rear board soiled, minor wear to corners, front hinge weakening, 1/2 inch chip from front free endpaper corner. 1890 Hard Cover. viii, [5], 152 pp. Mint green cloth, black and gilt titles and decorations, decorated endpapers. Illustrated with eight maps and 30 black-and-white photographic plates, including images of Muir Glacier, totemic artwork, steamships, etc. Arctic Bibliography 905: "Description of the scenery, glaciers and natives, with notes on the history of Alaska.