Thursday, July 25 2002 @ 03:04 AM GMT (Read 2482 times)
I'm looking for what may be a LARGE Golden Book from the early to mid-'50s. On the cover (slick gray, as I recall) is a boy blowing bubbles and in each bubble is a scene from an inclosed story. It has, as I recall, "Rob Roy" stories with some black and white illustrations thoughout.
It may be one of the books entitled something like: "Golden Book of 365 Stories" but not the later book by Richard Scarry with the same or similar name. I think there was a 1955 copyright that might be it.
My mother threw mine away nearly 25 years ago right before she died and I've never been sure of the title or author so that I might find a replacement.
I'm looking for what may be a LARGE Golden Book from the early to mid-'50s. On the cover (slick gray, as I recall) is a boy blowing bubbles and in each bubble is a scene from an inclosed story. It has, as I recall, "Rob Roy" stories with some black and white illustrations thoughout.
It may be one of the books entitled something like: "Golden Book of 365 Stories" but not the later book by Richard Scarry with the same or similar name. I think there was a 1955 copyright that might be it.
My mother threw mine away nearly 25 years ago right before she died and I've never been sure of the title or author so that I might find a replacement.
Many, many thanks in advance for any help!