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The New Tall Tales Part One - Reading for Independence - 1959 - Scott Foresman - Slight wear on cover - Pages have a few spots but no tears or writing. The Little White House - 1949 - Ginn - Blue cover has wear along the edges, back cover has spots - pages good with a few small tears, spots, and smudges. Science All About Us - 1949 - Ginn - Orange cover in good shape with light soiling & a little edgewear. Pages have a few small tears and spots. With Jack and Janet - 1949 - Houghton Mifflin - Blue cover in good shape. Pages are clean with a few small tears. In The City and On The Farm - 1940 - University Publishing - Cover has a some damage on top edge - Pages are good, clean with no writing or tears. Rain and Shine

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