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Book Details

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Author(s):

P D Eastman

First Pub:

1961

Genre(s):

Children's Book; Picture Book

First Read:

1973

Times Read:

50 times

Rating:

Internal ID:

468

Series:

No series

First Sentence:

None on file

Last Sentence:

None on file

Comments:

No comments on file

Extract not on file

Added: 24-May-2003

Last Updated: 10-Apr-2020

01-Jun-1961

Random House Childrens Books

Hardback

Date Issued:

Cir 01-Jun-1961

Format:

Hardback

Pages*:

Read:

50 times

Cover Link(s):

amazon.com

Internal ID:

556

Publisher:

Random House Childrens Books

ISBN:

0-394-80020-6

ISBN-13:

978-0-394-80020-2

Country:

United States

Language:

English

The Beginner Book Story

"Ten years ago Dr. Suess took 220 words, rhymed them, and turned out THE CAT IN THE HAT, a little volume of absurdity that worked like a karate chop on the weary little world of Dick, Jane and Spot." - Ellen Goodman THE DETROIT FREE PRESS, NOV. 1966

From this magically right beginning came the concept of Beginners Books, exacting blends of words and pictures that encourage children to read - all by themselves. Hailed by elementary educators and remedial reading specialists, these enormously popular books are now used in schools and libraries throughout the English-speaking world.

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Notes and Comments:

01-Jun-1961
Random House Childrens Books
Hardback

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Author(s)

P D Eastman
Birth: 25 Nov 1909 Amherst, Massachusetts, USA
Death: 07 Jan 1986 Cresskill, NJ

Notes:

Philip D. Eastman.

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