Bird Children, the Little Playmates Of The Flower Children
Chicago: P. F. Volland, 1912. Illustrated by M. T. Ross. 4th Edition. Subjects: Birds, Nature, Childhood, Friendship, Imagination, Flowers, Children's Literature, Picture Books, Nature Fiction
Full color illustrated boards; Lacking publisher's spine covering weakening the joints. Now replaced with cloth tape. Loss of paper on the front and rear from the spine. The bindings are tight and square. Text is clean; light, even age-toning. Moderate shelf handling wear. Gift Inscription. 9.25 inches tall; 95 pages followed by 1 page index. 4th Edition [Printing].
Gordon’s Bird Children has remained a beloved classic for those interested in early 20th-century children’s literature, offering both a visual and literary experience that has endured through the years, particularly for those who appreciate the interplay between fine illustration and story. The book is an example of Volland’s commitment to producing books that were not only entertaining but also a visual delight, contributing to the lasting charm and collectability of the volume.
Elizabeth Gordon’s charming and imaginative children’s book blends nature, whimsy, and vibrant illustration. The book follows a group of birds who are personified as playful characters, interacting with the flower children in a picturesque natural world.
Illustrated by M. T. Ross, the book’s artwork is integral to its charm. Ross’s detailed and soft illustrations bring the characters to life, capturing the innocence of childhood and the magical qualities of the natural world. His depictions of birds and flowers are rich in color and intricately designed, creating a visual narrative that complements Gordon's storytelling.
Item #20356
Price: $45.00
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