Fact and Story Readers: Book Five

This copy of "Fact and Story Readers: Book Five" shows signs of its history as a library book, with library stamps and inscriptions visible. The hardcover is worn, with noticeable fraying at the edges and corners, but remains structurally sound. The pages are intact, though some show signs of age and use. There is no dust jacket present. Overall, it is a well-preserved piece given its age and previous use in an educational setting.

"Fact and Story Readers: Book Five" is a captivating educational resource crafted by notable educators Henry Suzzallo, George E. Freeland, Katherine L. McLaughlin, and Ada M. Skinner. Published by the American Book Company in 1931, this volume is an integral part of a series designed to blend factual knowledge with engaging storytelling, making learning an enjoyable experience for young readers. The book includes illustrations by G. L. Carlson, G. M. Richards, and H. Sichel, enhancing its appeal with vivid visual storytelling. Ideal for collectors and educators alike, this book reflects the educational philosophies of its time, aiming to nurture a love for reading and learning in children.