1968 The LITTLE DRUMMER BOY Story and Music by Ezra Jack Keats-image
1968 The LITTLE DRUMMER BOY Story and Music by Ezra Jack Keats-image
1968 The LITTLE DRUMMER BOY Story and Music by Ezra Jack Keats-image
1968 The LITTLE DRUMMER BOY Story and Music by Ezra Jack Keats-image
1968 The LITTLE DRUMMER BOY Story and Music by Ezra Jack Keats-image

1968 The LITTLE DRUMMER BOY Story and Music by Ezra Jack Keats

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Type: Picture Book Item Height: 8 in Language: English Publisher: Scholastic Item Length: 7 in Unit Quantity: 1 Era: 1960s Illustrator: Phil Kantz, Richard Mlodock, Felix Palm, Joe Lasker Topic: Music Book Series: Christmas Country of Origin: United States Unit Type: Unit Item Width: 0.5 in Inscribed: No Ex Libris: No Narrative Type: Fiction Format: Paperback Book Title: The Little Drummer Boy Item Weight: 10 oz Author: Eugene H. Baker, Jean Thomas Ungere, Matias, Miriam Schlein, Dorothy Aitken, Ezra Jacks Keats width: 0.5 in Intended Audience: Ages 4-8, Ages 9-12, Young Adults Literary Movement: Enlightenment Personalized: No height: 8 in Edition: First Edition Original Language: English Features: Ex-Library, Illustrated Publication Year: 1968 Vintage: Yes Genre: Juvenile Nonfiction Signed: No

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1968 The LITTLE DRUMMER BOY Story and Music by Ezra Jack Keats. "The Little Drummer Boy" is a vintage paperback picture book published by Scholastic in 1968. Written by Ezra Jack Keats, this Christmas-themed story features music and illustrations by various artists such as Richard Mlodock, Felix Palm, Joe Lasker, and Phil Kantz. The book is part of the juvenile nonfiction genre, making it suitable for young adults, ages 4-12. With a first edition status and a nostalgic feel from the 1960s, this book is a classic in the world of children's literature. "The Little Drummer Boy" is a vintage paperback picture book published by Scholastic in 1968. Written by Ezra Jack Keats, this Christmas-themed story features music and illustrations by various artists such as Richard Mlodock, Felix Palm, Joe Lasker, and Phil Kantz. The book is part of the juvenile nonfiction genre, making it suitable for young adults, ages 4-12. With a first edition status and a nostalgic feel from the 1960s, this book is a classic in the world of children's literature.

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