Old Gray and the Little White Hen

This ex-library copy of "Old Gray and the Little White Hen" shows typical signs of library use, including a library sticker on the spine and front cover. The hardcover is worn, with some scuffing and marks, but remains structurally sound. The pages are intact, with no missing or torn sections. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, but the book's vibrant illustrations remain clear and engaging.

"Old Gray and the Little White Hen" by Paul François is a charming children's book published by Golden Press in 1966. Illustrated by Lucile Butel, this edition is part of the "Golden Read-It-Yourself" series, designed to engage early readers with its simple narrative and delightful illustrations. The book is set in a farm environment, capturing the whimsical interactions between Old Gray, a horse, and a little white hen. This edition, printed in New York, reflects the mid-20th century style of children's literature, focusing on both educational and entertainment value. While the book is ex-library, it retains the charm and appeal that makes it a sought-after addition for collectors of vintage children's books. The absence of a dust jacket is typical for library copies, but the hardcover remains intact, preserving the vibrant cover artwork.