Books with title The Three Bears Board Book

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A LONG time ago in a cottage on the edge of a great forest there dwelt a little girl by the name of Golden Hair; she was an orphan and lived with her grandmother who loved her dearly. The grandmother was very old, and so most of the housework was done by Golden Hair, but she was so young and strong she did not mind that a bit, for she had plenty of time to play and was merry the whole day long.Although little Golden Hair lived far from other children, she was never lonesome, for she had many friends and playmates in the wild creatures of the wood. The gentle, soft-eyed deer would feed from her hand, and the wild birds would come at her musical call; for she knew their language and loved them well.Denslow's three bears pg 4.jpgGolden Hair had never wandered far into the forest. But one day in the early autumn time, as she was gathering bright leaves and goldenrod, she strayed farther than she knew and came upon a lonely, gray cabin under the mighty trees. A slab of wood beside the half-open door told who lived within:"Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and the Tiny Bear.""So this is where the jolly bears live!" said Golden Hair as he knocked upon the door. "I want to meet them."No answer came to her knocking, so she pushed the door wide open and walked in.

Publisher: Rand Mcnally Date of Publication: 1927 Binding: hardcover Condition: good, except front & back cover loose, and title page torn, but date is present, 1927 Description: CLEAN unmarked edges of hardcover are worn--corners have been bumped -scuffs to covers--good binding, except for loose covers--clean text-, -FREE upgrade to first class shipping