1964 Children's Hardcover Book, Barefoot Boy, Gloria Miklowitz, First Edition, Fiction, Beginning to Read, Collectible

1964 Children's Hardcover Book, Barefoot Boy, Gloria Miklowitz, First Edition, Fiction, Beginning to Read, Collectible

A wonderful children's first edition seventh printing hardcover book called Barefoot Boy by Gloria Miklowitz. This fictional book is a Follett Beginning-To-Read Book.

Paul Steven did not like to wear shoes. He lost a pair of white shoes and a pair of brown shoes. He also lost his sneakers. The barefoot boy found that pebbles hurt, bees sting, thorns bite, and glass cuts. On his 7th birthday, he received a cowboy suit, a cowboy hat, a toy gun.....and a pair of high, shiny COWBOY BOOTS. The boy loved his boots and a cowboy never takes off his boots! This book has a total vocabulary of 183 words and is on a 2nd-grade reading level.

Size:
8 1/4 inches in length
6 1/2 inches in width
Published by Follett Publishing Co. --- 1964
Former Library Book

This book is in Very Good condition. Binding is tight. There are no marks in this book. There is very little wear to the covers just the usual shelf wear. On the inside back cover is a library cardholder and card.

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