A Little Boy Lost

This is a former library book with typical markings, including stamps indicating withdrawal from circulation. The cover shows significant wear, with fraying at the edges and corners, but remains intact. The absence of a dust jacket reveals the classic Gibraltar Library Binding, known for its durability. Internally, the pages are clean, with no inscriptions or annotations, preserving the integrity of Hudson's enchanting narrative.

"A Little Boy Lost" by W. H. Hudson is a timeless tale that captures the imagination of both young and old. Originally published in 1918, this edition was printed in 1961, showcasing the enduring appeal of Hudson's narrative. Illustrated by A. D. McCormick, the book weaves a story of adventure and discovery, as a young boy finds himself navigating the wonders and challenges of the natural world. Hudson's evocative prose and McCormick's illustrations combine to create a vivid portrayal of innocence and exploration. This edition, published by Alfred A. Knopf, is a testament to the book's continued relevance and charm in children's literature.