Description
Former Library Copy. 1957 edition. No dust jacket. Hardcover has some fading, fraying at edges, and spine is a bit loose to binding but still secure to both front and back covers. The pages are clean and in good condition. The binding is secure.
This well-loved 1957 edition of “Climbing Higher” by Harrison Lehr McKee is a delightful find for collectors and readers alike. McKee, a renowned American educator and author, crafted this engaging collection of poems as part of the “Reading for Meaning Series,” designed to inspire young minds through literature. With its library markings and signs of gentle use, this copy carries the charm of a cherished classroom companion, inviting readers to trace the journey of generations of students who found solace and wisdom within its pages.
McKee’s poetic voice resonates with a profound understanding of the human experience, exploring themes of growth, resilience, and the pursuit of knowledge. Each poem is a carefully crafted vignette, capturing the essence of childhood curiosity and the transformative power of education. Collectors will appreciate the historical significance of this work, a testament to the enduring legacy of McKee’s contributions to the field of children’s literature and the role of poetry in shaping young minds.