1942 Fraidy Cat Childrens Book by Marjorie Barrows Barbara Maynard With Cats Head Wood Disk Peek Through Cover Story About Overcoming Fear

little Fraidy Cat learns how to be brave! growing up is hard when you are little & there are so many new big things to see & experience! Marjorie Barrows cleverly deals with common childhood fears in this adorable classic book illustrated by Barbara Maynard size: 6 1/2 across by 7 3/4 tall
little Fraidy Cat learns how to be brave! growing up is hard when you are little & there are so many new big things to see & experience! Marjorie Barrows cleverly deals with common childhood fears in this adorable classic book illustrated by Barbara Maynard size: 6 1/2" across by 7 3/4" tall condition: poor to fair condition with ageing to pages, soiling, some tears, bent corners & loose spine - back of spine is also missing, third page torn & taped decades ago - the main feature, however, is present - the 1 1/4" round painted wooden cat's head that peeks through the cover and through each page is in great shape! SHIPPING INFO TO KNOW – This item will be bubble wrapped & placed in a cardboard mailer for shipping via usps ground advantage. if you would like to see all new items I post, when I post them, please favorite my shop & you will get updates!

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