Children's Hardcover Book, What's New Lincoln, Dale Fife, Fiction, Weekly Reader Book, Collectible, Illustrated

Children's Hardcover Book, What's New Lincoln, Dale Fife, Fiction, Weekly Reader Book, Collectible, Illustrated

A wonderful children's hardcover book called What's New Lincoln by Dale Fife. Weekly Reader 1970 edition. Illustrated by Paul Galdone.

Lincoln is a young boy who dreams of flying in helicopters. In a bid to stave off boredom on a rainy day and to earn money he convinces his friends and twin sisters to join him in publishing a newspaper. The honest news of the paper looks like it's going to cause problems on Plum Street where they live, or is it? And who is stealing stuff from Mr. Woods Drug Store? Will we find out?

Size:
9¼ inches in length
6½ inches in width
61 Pages
Published by Coward-McCann,Inc -- 1970 -- Weekly Reader Edition

This book is in fine condition. Binding is tight and the pages are clean with no markings.

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