|Title||Picture dictionary for children; a first guide to the
meanings, spellings and use of words and a fascinating
introduction to the adventure of building a vocabulary (back
cover) | |Author||Watters, Garnette; Courtis, Stuart A. (Stuart
Appleton), 1874-1969 | |Publisher||Grosset & Dunlap| |Publisher
Location||United States--New York--New York | |Publication
Date||1939 | |Printer||Western Printing and Lithographing
Company| |Image Production Process||Relief prints|
|Notes||Illustrated with uncolored relief prints.| Illustrated
throughout with drawings, this inventive approach to an alphabet
book combines letters, words, handwritten script, pictures and
complete sentences to give readers a context for what they are
learning. The preface also recommends that this book may be used
by foreign born adults learning English as a second language.
Printed on the cover: By Garnett Watters, Director of the
Language Department, Hamtramck, Michigan, and S.A. Courtis,
Professor of Education, University of Michigan. 480