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Claudia is jealous of Laine -- Stacey's New York best friend -- and Mallory and Jessi feel intimidated by Stacey's classmates

having the imprint of Harper & Brothers who changed their name to Harper & Row in 1962

half-inch scratch to center-right of rear cover

Somebody Else's Nut Tree and Other Tales from Children type-Toy a race thought to beBack in print with gorgeously restored artwork! From beloved childrens book creators Ruth Krauss and Maurice Sendak, this classic jacketed hardcover picture book of poems perfectly captures the realm of childhood with humor, truth, and beauty. First published in 1958, the seventeen poems in the book grew from words that Ruth Krauss heard children say. From The Happy Egg to The Rain That Couldnt Rain, and, of course, Somebody Elses Nut Tree and more,