The Golden English-French Dictionary

The book is in fair condition with noticeable wear on the cover, including some edge and corner damage. The spine shows signs of wear but remains intact. There is no dust jacket. The pages are clean and the binding is firm, ensuring the book's usability for language learning.

"The Golden English-French Dictionary" is a vibrant educational resource published by Golden Press in New York, 1962. This second printing edition is a collaborative work featuring English text by Ellen Wales Walpole, French text by Anne Leboucher, and pronunciation and grammar insights by Hugh Shelley. The charming illustrations by Gertrude Elliott enrich the learning experience, making it ideal for young language learners. Unlike other editions, this version is specifically crafted to engage children with its colorful visuals and practical language exercises. Although the author's credentials are not widely documented, the book's pedagogical approach speaks to its thoughtful design. This edition is a delightful collectible for those interested in vintage educational books. The absence of a dust jacket is compensated by the book's durable hardcover format. With its focus on more than 1,000 words and 1,500 full-color pictures, this dictionary remains a valuable tool for introducing children to the basics of French and English languages.