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The Bears of Big Stream Valley
Burman, Edor New York, New York, U.S.A. Delacorte Press 1968 First Edition Hard Cover Near Fine Very Good Harald Wiberg; Carl Smith
; 179 pages; First U.S. Edition/First Printing; Lovely copy. Black & white illustrations; Translated from the Swedish by Gerry Bothmer; Book square & tight with unmarked pages. Brown cloth-covered boards with upper half of board the color blue; Onlaid picture of bear on front board, title is in white; Bright pictorial dust-jacket has modest shelf wear including some chipping to tips/top-tail of spine, two 1/4 inch close tears; We have placed the dust-jacket in a protective, removable, clear mylar cover; .....(This authentic story about a young bear is based on fact and observation by the author who wrote books on natural history, and childrens books. Edor Burman lived for long periods in the rugged north woods of Sweden and here describes Ramti's life, who at one time led a protected life as a cub, but then loses his sister when an eagle attacks, and then his mother. During wild winters and bright summers he has many adventures, but finally Ramti finds his own family. Written simply with lovely illustrations by Harald Wiberg who was regarded as a foremost illustrator of nature & wildlife in Scandinavia.)
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7.56 USD
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