Children's Hardcover Book, Joseph And The Snake, Harold Berson, First Edition, Fiction, Collectible

Children's Hardcover Book, Joseph And The Snake, Harold Berson, First Edition, Fiction, Collectible

A wonderful children's hardcover book called Joseph And The Snake by Harold Berson. This is a 1979 First Edition.

A fable of "no good deed goes unpunished." Joseph saves a snake stuck under a rock from certain death. As a thank you for this kind act, the snake wants to eat Joseph (he's really hungry you see). But Joseph protests at the unfairness of this and they agree if three animals agree it's unfair, the snake won't eat Joseph. Lucky for Joseph the third animal they come across is a fox.

Size:
7¼ inches in length
9¼ inches in width
Published by Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc. -- 1979 First Edition

This book is in fine condition. Binding is tight. There are no marks in this book. Shows no signs of shelf wear. It is missing it's dust cover.

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