Alphabet That Was Good to Eat

Cleveland, OH: Harter Publishing Co., 1932 Color pictorial boards with a hint of shelf wear, binding is fragile and slightly loose, originally issued with 4 cloth napkins, these are not present (ghost marks from glue on front and rear free endpapers). A little girl thinks that learning her ABC's is too difficult, but her imaginary playmate teaches her a food themed alphabet rhyme to help her learn. Cute color illustrations throughout. . First Edition. Pictorial Boards. Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Dorothy Whidden. Small 4to.