Each One Teach One: Frank Laubach, Friend to Millions

This first edition copy is in good condition, considering its age and library use. The dust jacket shows some wear, with minor tears and edge scuffing but remains intact. The binding is firm, and the pages are clean, with typical library markings. Overall, it presents well for a collector's shelf or educational library.

"Each One Teach One: Frank Laubach, Friend to Millions" by Marjorie Medary is a compelling biography published by David McKay Company, Inc. in New York, 1954. This first edition offers an insightful look into the life and work of Frank Laubach, a pioneer in literacy education. Known for his innovative teaching methods, Laubach's influence on global literacy is meticulously captured in this volume. The book stands out as a first edition, marking its significance in the historical context of educational literature. Despite being an ex-library copy, it remains a valuable resource for collectors and educators interested in the history of literacy movements. The condition of the book is notable, with its dust jacket retaining vibrant colors despite minor wear. This edition is a testament to Laubach's enduring legacy and is a rare find for those interested in educational biographies.