Tales Told in Holland

The book is in fair condition, with visible wear on the cover and spine. There is no dust jacket, and the spine shows signs of fraying. The interior contains inscriptions and some childlike drawings, which do not obscure the text. The binding remains intact, but overall, the book shows typical signs of age and use.

"Tales Told in Holland," edited by Olive Beaupré Miller and illustrated by Maud & Miska Petersham, was published by The Book House for Children in 1926. This edition, printed in Chicago, is a delightful collection of Dutch folktales aimed at young readers. The book is illustrated with charming artwork that captures the essence of Dutch culture and folklore. Olive Beaupré Miller, known for her contributions to children's literature, brings together a series of tales that reflect the rich storytelling tradition of Holland. This hardcover edition shows signs of wear and has some inscriptions, indicating its use and enjoyment over the years. A valuable addition for collectors of vintage children's books, especially those interested in cultural tales from around the world.