Stories of the Red Children

The book shows wear consistent with its age and ex-library status. The cover has some fraying at the edges and corners, and the spine shows signs of fading and wear. There is no dust jacket. The binding remains intact, and the pages are free from significant markings or tears, though minor age-related discoloration is present.

"Stories of the Red Children" by Dorothy Brooks, published by the Educational Publishing Company in 1931, is a part of the "Young America" series. This Revised Edition offers a collection of tales aimed at educating young readers about Native American culture and folklore. The book is published in Boston, New York, and Chicago, reflecting its wide distribution intent. Dorothy Brooks is known for her contributions to children's literature, focusing on cultural stories that provide educational value. This edition is particularly notable for its inclusion in early 20th-century educational curricula, making it a valuable piece for collectors of historical children's literature. The book's condition reflects its age, with signs of use typical of ex-library copies, yet it retains its original charm with illustrated covers.