TO THE
BOOKWORM'S NICHE
Thank you for visiting thebookwormsniche.com
where you can read about and discuss vintage, rare, out of print and
collectible childrens books, picture books, juvenile series books,
storybooks, their authors and illustrators. Check to see what used
books I have for sale or what I've sold on ebay.
You can also check my blog for stories about vintage childrens books that I have sold and also about some of my childhood memories on The Dusty Wrapper Blog.
Also check out The Bookworms Niche Store for great vintage and classic children's books.
So sit back, put up your feet and
ENJOY!
You can also check my blog for stories about vintage childrens books that I have sold and also about some of my childhood memories on The Dusty Wrapper Blog.
Also check out The Bookworms Niche Store for great vintage and classic children's books.
So sit back, put up your feet and
ENJOY!
<<<<   |
 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT TOP TO BOTTOM THE SCARLET SLIPPER MYSTERY THE SECRET AT SHADOW RANCE NANCY'S MYSTERIOUS LETTERS THE SECRET OF THE OLD CLOCK |
Click here BooksandTreasures
My bonanzle Store features retro items and all types of books. Books below are available on my Bonanzle Site.
My bonanzle Store features retro items and all types of books. Books below are available on my Bonanzle Site.
| Miss Suzy and Mother Goose by Tome dePaola land are just two the great vintage childrens books I have for sale on my Bonanzle Store. |
 |   |
 | Georgie to the Rescue by Robert Bright |
Dick and Jane primary readers were an integral part of learning to read back when I was a child in the 1950's.
Which of us Baby Boomers doesn't remember sitting in class reading from these first grade primers. Dick, Jane, Sally and Spot were from the 1950's readers.
"Oh Spot, see Spot run" brings a genuine smile to my face as I recall my learning to read.
Which of us Baby Boomers doesn't remember sitting in class reading from these first grade primers. Dick, Jane, Sally and Spot were from the 1950's readers.
"Oh Spot, see Spot run" brings a genuine smile to my face as I recall my learning to read.
PLEASE SIGN MY GUEST BOOK
Loading...
