Vintage "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" by Kate Douglas Wiggin - Whitman Publishing, 1965 Edition This charming vintage edition of "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" by Kate Douglas Wiggin, published by Whitman in 1965, is a delightful addition to any classic book collection. Part of the Whitman Classics Library, this book features whimsical illustrations by June Goldsborough that bring Rebecca?s adventures to life. It?s an unabridged edition, perfect for readers who appreciate classic children?s literature. Condition: This book shows signs of age and use. The cover has some wear on the edges and corners, and there is some yellowing of the pages typical of vintage books. Additionally, there is a name written on the inside front cover and a bookplate sticker on the endpaper. Please review all photos for a closer look at the condition. Features: Publisher: Whitman Publishing Company, Racine, Wisconsin Illustrator: June Goldsborough Edition: 1965 Pages: 127 Binding: Hardcover with illustrated cover Ideal for: Collectors of vintage children?s books, classic literature fans, and anyone who enjoys timeless stories from the early 20th century. This classic tale of Rebecca?s journey and experiences at Sunnybrook Farm has captivated readers for generations In good pre-owned condition. Please see photos for a better visual description. ***************************** "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" is a beloved classic novel by Kate Douglas Wiggin, first published in 1903. It tells the story of Rebecca Rowena Randall, a spirited and imaginative young girl from a large, poor family. Rebecca is sent to live with her two strict aunts, Miranda and Jane Sawyer, on their farm in the small town of Riverboro, Maine. Her mother hopes that the more disciplined environment will teach Rebecca to be a proper young lady and help her receive a good education. Despite her aunt Miranda's sternness, Rebecca brings a sense of joy, creativity, and mischief into the lives of everyone she meets. Her optimistic nature and lively spirit lead her into various adventures and mishaps, as she makes new friends and slowly begins to change the hearts of those around her. Through her experiences, Rebecca grows, learns about herself, and finds a way to balance her imaginative world with the responsibilities expected of her. The book is often compared to "Anne of Green Gables" for its similar themes of a young girl transforming the lives of others through her innocence and zest for life. "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" remains a touching story about family, resilience, and the impact of kindness and creativity on others.