Description
Paperback cover has some wear and corner bending. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This well-loved copy of “A First Dictionary” by Harriet Wittels, Joan Greisman, and Gene Biggs is a delightful relic from the golden age of children’s reference books. Published in the mid-20th century, this dictionary was designed to introduce young readers to the wonders of language and the joy of learning. Its simple yet engaging illustrations and straightforward definitions were crafted to ignite curiosity and foster a love of reading in budding scholars.
Beyond its practical purpose, this book holds a special place in the history of children’s literature. It represents a time when publishers recognized the importance of nurturing young minds with quality educational materials. The authors’ thoughtful approach to vocabulary building laid the foundation for generations of avid readers and lifelong learners.
For collectors, this particular copy bears the gentle patina of use, a testament to its enduring value as a trusted companion on countless educational journeys. Its well-preserved pages and sturdy binding invite new readers to embark on their own adventures in language, carrying forward a legacy of knowledge passed down through the decades.