PÉPÉ was the Saddest Bird [Trade Paperback] William Stone

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“PÉPÉ was the Saddest Bird” by William Stone, illustrated by Nicolas Mordvinoff, is a charming 1944 children’s book published by Alfred A. Knopf. It features the story of Pépé, a bird on a journey of self-discovery, beautifully illustrated to captivate readers. This copy is in good condition, with an inscription inside but no dust jacket. A delightful addition for collectors and young readers alike.

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“PÉPÉ was the Saddest Bird” by William Stone is a captivating children’s story that explores themes of emotion and self-discovery through the eyes of a unique bird named Pépé. Illustrated by the talented Nicolas Mordvinoff, the book combines engaging storytelling with enchanting visuals, making it a delightful read for both children and adults. Originally published by Alfred A. Knopf in 1944, this book captures the imagination with its vivid depiction of Pépé’s journey. The tale unfolds in a picturesque setting, enriched by Mordvinoff’s illustrations that bring the narrative to life, offering readers a timeless piece of literary art.

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Author

William Stone

Binding

Trade Paperback

Publisher

Alfred A. Knopf

Condition

Acceptable

Edition

unknown

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