"Best in Children’s Books” Volume 9 (1958) Nelson Doubleday

This volume has stories about the Boy King Arthur, The Princess and the Pea, the South Pacific, Africa, electricity, the True Book of the Circus, and various other pieces. There are 160 pages, and include many color illustrations, and includes the dust jacket. “Lisa Urvater” is written in blue ink on the flyleaf/table of contents It was printed in the U.S.A Get ready to embark on an exciting journey through magical tales and far-off lands with Best in Children’s Books Volume 9! Experience the epic adventures of Boy King Arthur and discover the classic story of the Princess and the Pea. Travel to the exotic regions of the South Pacific and Africa, and learn about the power of electricity. With 160 pages filled with captivating stories, this volume also includes beautiful color illustrations and a dust jacket for added charm. And as an extra special touch, you'll find the name "Lisa Urvater" handwritten in blue ink on the flyleaf and table of contents, making this a truly unique addition to your collection. Proudly printed in the U.S.A., this volume is a must-have for any young reader who loves to explore and imagine!

Contents:

Boy King Arthur by Mary MacLeod, illustrated by Henry C. Pitz, Baby Bear by Hamilton Williamson, illustrated Feodor Rojankovsky, Joyful Poems illustrated by Aldren A. Watson, What Eddie Brought Home by Carolyn Haywood, illustrated by Ezra Jack Keats, Princess and the Pea by Hans Christian Andersen, illustrated by Kate Seredy, The World Uses Electricity by Sara E. Baldwin and Gerald S. Craig, illustrated by Garry

MacKenzie, the True Book of the Circus by Mabel Harmer, illustrated by Paul Galdone, 

Birds of the South Pacific illustrated with photos, Books of Nah-wee by Grace and Carl Moon, illustrated by Paul Lantz and Let’s Visit South Africa illustrated with photos.