Contes Populaires

The book is bound in red cloth with silver lettering on the cover and spine. It shows some wear, particularly at the edges and corners, consistent with its age. There is no dust jacket present. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean with minimal discoloration.

"Contes Populaires," edited by Edmond A. Méras and André Célières, is a collection of French folktales published by Houghton Mifflin Company in 1938. This edition was printed by The Riverside Press in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and showcases the rich tapestry of French cultural narratives. The editors, associated with Phillips Exeter Academy and Boston University, bring academic rigor and cultural insight to this compilation. This book is particularly significant for those interested in French literature and folklore, offering a glimpse into the traditional stories that have shaped French cultural heritage. The absence of an ISBN indicates its pre-digital age publication, adding to its uniqueness. The book is bound in a sturdy red cloth cover with silver lettering, though it lacks a dust jacket. Its condition is generally good, with some signs of wear typical for its age.