1957 Children's Book, Day In and Day Out, The Alice and Jerry Books, Learning To Read, Learning Tool, Fiction, Teaching, Illustrated

1957 Children's Book, Day In and Day Out, The Alice and Jerry Books, Learning To Read, Learning Tool, Fiction, Teaching, Illustrated

A wonderful children's hardcover book called Day In and Day Out by Mabel O'Donnell. This book has gorgeous illustrations by Florence and Margaret Hoopes. The front and back covers have a farm scene.

This carefully structured reading program was first published in 1936. Each unit is a series of stories, with multiple units in each book. New vocabulary is constantly practiced and strengthened. Day In and Day Out can be used in four ways for different student purposes: as a quick review of the vocabulary from the previous year; as independent reading for accomplished readers; to provide new challenges for average readers, and as a regular teaching book for less proficient students. The primer includes several stories in each section, divided by topics that include Alice and Jerry, Surprise, Animals, Betsy Lee, Mr. Carl and Jack, and Good Night.

Size:
8 inches in length
6 inches in width
Published by Row, Peterson, and Company -- 1957

This book is in Very Good condition. Binding is tight. The pages are slightly yellowed with age but have no marks or writing. There is the usual wear for a book of this age to the corners and edges. The book covers have some rubbing.
There is a minor tear on page 50 please see photos. The book does smell a bit musty from being stored.

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