Children's Hardcover Book, Danny Dunn and the Antigravity Paint, Weekly Reader, Space Travel, Sci-Fi, Adventure, Fiction, Young Adult

Children's Hardcover Book, Danny Dunn and the Antigravity Paint, Weekly Reader, Space Travel, Sci-Fi, Adventure,
Fiction, Young Adult

A wonderful children's hardcover book called Danny Dunn and the Anti-gravity Paint by Jay Williams and Raymond Abrashkin. There is a wonderful inscription on the inside fly leaf "Jimmy from Daddy 2/14/58 (Valentines Day)".
A great book to get children interested in science.

When Danny Dunn tips over the mysterious jar of glistening liquid, he has no way of knowing that he will involve himself, his friend Joe, and Professor Bullfinch in a wild flight between planets. But anything can happen when Danny is around - and practically does!

Size:
8¼ inches in length
5¾ inches in width
154 pages
Published by Whittlesey House -- Weekly Reader Children's Book Club -- 1957 Edition

This book is in Good condition. The binding is strong and tight. The pages are heavily foxed and the spine is sun faded. There is an inscription on the front flyleaf.

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