The Viking Press 1964
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The Viking Press, established in 1925, emerged as a cornerstone of American publishing, renowned for its commitment to literary excellence and innovative storytelling. By 1964, the press had solidified its legacy with a diverse catalog spanning fiction, non-fiction, and children's literature, championing voices that resonated across generations. This edition of The Story of Ferdinand exemplifies their dedication to timeless tales, reissuing Munro Leaf's beloved 1936 classic with Robert Lawson's whimsical illustrations in a vibrant red hardback adorned with black titles and a yellow border. Through meticulous curation and high-quality production, The Viking Press continues to nurture narratives that inspire wonder and reflection, making enduring works accessible to young readers and families alike.
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