Two by Fours: A Sort of Serious Book About Small Children

A small, unassuming book about children in their second, third and fourth years. Includes cartoons (by the creator of "Peanuts") and text designed in an open-ended sort of way to help parents, grandparents and other adults understand the small child, particularly as he relates to the church. Dr. Kenneth F. Hall (1926-2019) worked at Warner Press for 30 years in several capacities, such as news editor for Vital Christianity magazine and church school curriculum writer and developer. This work continued at the national level with the Interdenominational Cooperative Curriculum Development from 1963-1972. He authored more than a dozen books. Charles Monroe "Sparky" Schulz (1922?2000) was an American cartoonist and creator of the comic strip Peanuts (which featured the characters Charlie Brown and Snoopy, among others). He is widely regarded as one of the most influential cartoonists of all time. Mass Market paperback that was read & privately owned. Reading crease in front cover, along but not in spine. Storage creases across spine & in covers, stains on rear cover. Pages discoloring with age. Rubber ink stamp inside front cover. No other markings noted. Copyright 1965. This edition, referred to as "A Pivot Book" followed a 1965 publication by Warner Press, Inc. and was published January, 1973. No print-run info found. The middle 8 digits of the eventual ISBN-10 (87983-040) were printed on the spine. LCCN: 65-11355. MSR = $0.75.…