My Easy to Read True Book of Plants We Know [Hardcover] Irene Miner and Karl Murr

$16

Former library book with standard stickers, stamps, and card envelope. Hardcovers is scuffed, lightly rippled on back, and worn along the corners/edges/spine. Inside pages are yellowing and have a few small pencil markings. Binding is secure.

A delightful mid-century children’s book introducing the plant kingdom through engaging text and vibrant illustrations. Part of the popular “True Book” series, this well-loved copy bears charming library markings and gentle wear from educating generations of young readers. Written by Irene Miner and Karl Murr, it reflects the era’s emphasis on hands-on science learning through beautifully presented visuals and accessible information. A nostalgic piece of educational history for collectors and nature enthusiasts alike.

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Former library book with standard stickers, stamps, and card envelope. Hardcovers is scuffed, lightly rippled on back, and worn along the corners/edges/spine. Inside pages are yellowing and have a few small pencil markings. Binding is secure.

This well-loved copy of “My Easy to Read True Book of Plants We Know” offers a delightful window into the world of children’s non-fiction from the mid-20th century. Published in the 1960s, this book was part of the popular “True Book” series that aimed to introduce young readers to various topics through engaging text and vibrant illustrations. With its library markings and gentle wear, this volume bears the charming patina of a book that has educated and entertained generations of curious minds.

Written by Irene Miner and Karl Murr, this work presents a comprehensive overview of the plant kingdom, from towering trees to delicate wildflowers. The authors’ accessible writing style and the book’s vivid visuals would have captivated young readers, fostering an early appreciation for the natural world. As a piece of educational history, this book reflects the era’s emphasis on hands-on learning and the belief that even complex subjects could be made understandable to children through thoughtful presentation.

For collectors of vintage children’s literature or those interested in the evolution of science education, this book offers a nostalgic glimpse into a simpler time when knowledge was imparted through beautifully illustrated volumes like this one. Despite its well-loved condition, the book’s secure binding and legible pages ensure that its botanical lessons can continue to delight and inform future generations of young naturalists.

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