





This is Uncle Arthur's Bedtime Stories, Eleventh Series, by Arthur S. Maxwell, a 1935 Review and Herald Publishing Association paperback, with a British copyright of 1934 by The Stanborough Press.
The color cover of two children praying at their mother's knee by the fire is bright, the cream back cover has light soiling and small spots, and the pages are whole with no rips or tears, as the photos show.
You get short, true to life stories that each teach a moral lesson, such as The Twins' Bicycle and Hurrah for the Baby!, paired with black and white photographs. The frontispiece, Ready for a Bedtime Story, shows two children in pajamas holding a candle, and the cover notes 3 1/2 million copies sold.
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This 1935 Eleventh Series has the 1934 British copyright line and its fireside prayer cover, and it suits a shelf of Uncle Arthur bedtime story books. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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