Children's Hardcover Book, Playways Annual, Activity Book, Story Book, Illustrated

Children's Hardcover Book, Playways Annual, Activity Book, Story Book, Illustrated

A wonderful children's hardcover book titled Playways Annual. It has pictures, puzzles, stories, verses, and games. One full length story is by Enid Blyton called The Boy Who Wanted A Dog. Other stories include: The Thingummyjig, The little Brown Bears, Ferdinand Kitten, The Watt Not Family, and Tatty the Scarecrow.

Size:
10 inches in length
7½ inches in width
120 pages
Illustrated
Published by Lutterworth Press -- 1962

This book is in good condition. The binding is tight. A couple of the games in the book have been done. Inscription on the front flyleaf states that is was a Christmas Gift in 1962. The book's cover boards do have some rubbing as well as shelf wear.

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