EDWARD GOREY DONALD HAS A DIFFICULTY HC
$10.40
***Remainder Copy***
by Edward Gorey & Peter F. Neumeyer
Poor Donald has a splinter in his foot, and when his mother treats the wound with alcohol, his difficulty reaches a whole new level! Available for the first time since 1970, this quirky tale is vintage Edward Gorey, whose inimitable artwork is captivating to both children and adults.
HC, 6×5, 40pg
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