Books published by publisher New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1968

Franklyn Branley discusses what we now know of our galaxy, and explores the dilemmas man has wrestled with in his attempt through the centuries to understand the nature of the sky/

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A novel about the active lives of two rather different high school freshmen, Betsy and Tacy, in 1906.

This book discusses some of the human and civil rights which have long been denied disabled Americans such as the right to education, to prevention of disease, to treatment, to a barrier-free environment, to employment and compensation.

Inscription on ffep reads: "For Leslie Love Jean." Dust jacket tattered at edges and edge worn along spine edges.

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"Jean Craighead George has written thirteen books set in different regions of the United States. Each describes a significant event in the life of a creature and the activities of the plants and animals that inhabit its domain. Lyrically, precisely, Mrs. George shares her sense of wonder at the richness of our natural world."