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Books published by publisher john day company, 1968

  • Tiny tunes,

    Grayce E Long, Betty Bacon Blunt

    Paperback (John Day Company, )
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  • The Promise. A Novel of China and Burma.

    Pearl S. Buck

    Hardcover (The John Day Company, March 15, 1943)
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  • Ancient Crete

    Frances Wilkins, Elizabeth Hammond

    Hardcover (The JOHN DAY COMPANY, Jan. 1, 1966)
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  • The Living Reed

    Pearl S. Buck

    Hardcover (John Day Company, March 15, 1966)
    Story by Pearl S. Buck about the country of Korea. Written to highlight the help of American soldiers and Korean traditions. I personally did not read the book, but in skimming it is one I may take the time to read. Seems very interesting and all of us could learn from it.
  • Imperial Woman

    Pearl S. Buck

    Hardcover (JOHN DAY COMPANY, March 15, 1965)
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  • The Bears of Sansur

    Louise A. Stinetorf, Joseph Escourido

    Hardcover (The John Day Company, Jan. 1, 1969)
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  • Hold Back the Hunter

    DALE WHITE

    Hardcover (The John Day Company, March 15, 1959)
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  • Earth, Our Crowded Spaceship

    Isaac Asimov

    Paperback (The john Day Company, March 15, 1974)
    Illustrated with photographs, maps and charts. The planet Earth is a spaceship, a small self contained system with limited resources and the Earth's people are passengers on that spaceship. What would happen if the provisions ran low? The water supply became polluted? Mutinies and fighting started to break out? The energy supply was being depleted? You had better start thinking about what you would do because you are on that spaceship! Isaac Asimov probes vitally important questions about our population problems and what we must start to do to bring about solutions.
  • Adventure!

    Carveth Wells

    Hardcover (John Day Company, March 15, 1931)
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  • Whale Adventure

    Willard Price

    Hardcover (John Day Company, Aug. 16, 1960)
    Whale adventure is an adventure story that is based in a old-type whaler, a square-rigger (whatever that means) in which whales are hunted without the advantages of modern weaponry. fairly elemental battle between the largest creature and the most cruel one. The adventure includes being stranded on a harpooned whale's back and the necessity of steering it to reach your ship, a nice ship-wrecked sequence without the glamour and also a sojourn on the modern whalers which can process 48 whales every day. notwithstanding all his animal stuff, price, i think was an animal lover, in most his books animals have a positive role to play, the villians are mostly human in form, and his understanding of animal behaviour and research is impeccable. Read this book, with no pre-conceived notions and hopefully this will lead you and your kids into a world of pure reading pleasure, adventure, action, and knowledge gained as a by-product
  • Amazon Adventure

    Willard Price

    Hardcover (John Day Company, Aug. 16, 1949)
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