Ladybird by Grace Livingston Hill (Ex-Library Edition), 1930 🐦📜🌹 Martin Luther This edition reflects the aesthetic

This edition reflects the aesthetic of late 19th-century decorative pictorial bindings

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This collection is approximately 62 years old and has survived from its origin to California

Ladybird by Grace Livingston Hill (Ex-Library Edition), 1930 🐦📜🌹 Martin Luther This edition reflects the aesthetic1. Introduction This is a 1930 Grosset & Dunlap edition of Grace Livingston Hill's novel, Ladybird. This volume is a former library book from the Richmond Public Library in Virginia. The book's history as a public library volume documents its role in the reading habits of the early 20th century. This edition is a record of early 20th century fiction. Its history as a library copy makes it a verifiable artifact for a collector interested in the