Other editions of book One Morning in Maine

"This story is laid on the Maine seacoast , and the big double-spread pictures of the gulls and the boats and the harbor are full of sunshine and country loveliness. More than that, it is full of the warmth and excitement of everyday living. When Sal loses her first tooth and discovers she is growing up, it is a very big moment. An a trip to the village is an enormous adventure for little Jane. The mother and father share these experiences with solemnity and humor and love. . . ." --As quoted from inside front dust jacket. "Set in Goudy Modern types by H. O. Bullard, Inc. and lithographed in the United States of America by Reehl Litho Company" First published in 1952 by The Viking Press, 18 E. 48th St., New York 17, N.Y. "0306"