Original 1975 first edition.
King Friday believes life will be easier if everyone looks alike, so he announces that every citizen of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe should look like him. There is frustrating confusion when no one can tell who is who anymore. Lady Elaine Fairchilde steps forward to confront King Friday about the problem and helps him understand that every person contributes something meaningful and unique. By the end of the story, the neighbors return to being themselves and discover that they are special in their own way.
The pages are clean and unmarked with no missing pages, although the booklet has detached from the cover. The original owner's name is written on the inside front cover, with no other marks noted. The cover is clean with only light edge wear along the spine.
Original 1975 first edition.
King Friday believes life will be easier if everyone looks alike, so he announces that every citizen of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe should look like him. There is frustrating confusion when no one can tell who is who anymore. Lady Elaine Fairchilde steps forward to confront King Friday about the problem and helps him understand that every person contributes something meaningful and unique. By the end of the story, the neighbors return to being themselves and discover that they are special in their own way.
The pages are clean and unmarked with no missing pages, although the booklet has detached from the cover. The original owner's name is written on the inside front cover, with no other marks noted. The cover is clean with only light edge wear along the spine.
