Description
Paperback cover has lots of wear along all edges and corners. Spine has wear but is still intact. Small rips along edges. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This well-loved copy of “How Animals Get Food” by Bertha Morris Parker offers a delightful glimpse into the world of biology education in the mid-20th century. Published as part of the “Basic Science Education Series,” this book aimed to introduce young readers to the fascinating ways in which animals obtain nourishment. Parker’s engaging writing style and keen observations make this volume a charming artifact of a time when science education prioritized hands-on learning and fostering a sense of wonder about the natural world.
Despite the wear and tear on the cover, the clean pages and sturdy binding attest to the enduring appeal of this educational gem. For collectors of vintage children’s books or those with an interest in the history of science pedagogy, this copy represents a unique opportunity to own a piece of educational history. Readers young and old will delight in Parker’s vivid descriptions and the book’s whimsical illustrations, transporting them to a bygone era when the simple act of observing nature was a gateway to profound discoveries.
