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Richard Scarry's Rudolph guides Santa's sleigh through the fog in this 1976 Little Golden Book with its classic gold binding.
Adapted by: Barbara Shook Hazen, from the story by Robert L. May | Illustrator: Richard Scarry
Publisher: Western Publishing Co., Racine, WI
Copyright: 1976
Format: Hardcover, gold binding
Dimensions: 8" x 6.75"
Reading Level: Ages 3–5, also enjoyed by early readers age 5 and up
Condition: Good — the most noticeable wear is on the gold binding; both covers are in good condition; a child's name is written in ink inside the back cover; slight folds at the corners; no tears, missing or loose pages. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
This is the 1976 edition of the Little Golden Book retelling, adapted by Barbara Shook Hazen from Robert L. May's story and pictured by Richard Scarry. The areas of wear are photographed up close, so you can see exactly what this well-loved copy looks like.
A nostalgic gift for a young Rudolph fan, or for the collector of vintage Little Golden Books.
Rudolph was created in 1939 by Robert L. May, a Montgomery Ward copywriter asked to write a Christmas story the Chicago department store could give away to shoppers; about 2.4 million copies were handed out that first year. The Little Golden Book version, adapted by Barbara Shook Hazen and illustrated by Richard Scarry, first appeared in 1958 and has been a holiday favorite on children's shelves ever since.
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