Mother West Wind "How" Stories
By: by Thornton W. Burgess; illustrations by Harrison Cady
Contributors: Cady, Harrison, 1877-1970, ill.
Edition: 1st edition
Series: (His Old mother West Wind series)
Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap
Published: 1916
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 228
Copyright date: 1916
Subjects: Animals -- Fiction
Genres: Fiction.
Table of contents: label: I.
title: How the Old King Eagle Won His White Head
pagenum: 3; label: II.
title: How Old Mr. Mink Taught Himself to Swim
pagenum: 17; label: III.
title: How Old Mr. Toad Learned to Sing
pagenum: 31; label: IV.
title: How Old Mr. Crow Lost His Double Tongue
pagenum: 45; label: V.
title: How Howler the Wolf Got His Name
pagenum: 59; label: VI.
title: How Old Mr. Squirrel Became Thrifty
pagenum: 73; label: VII.
title: How Lightfoot the Deer Learned to Jump
pagenum: 87; label: VIII.
title: How Mr. Flying Squirrel Almost Got Wings
pagenum: 103; label: IX.
title: How Mr. Weasel Was Made an Outcast
pagenum: 117; label: X.
title: How the Eyes of Old Mr. Owl Became Fixed
pagenum: 131; label: XI.
title: How It Happens Johnny Chuck Sleeps All Winter
pagenum: 145; label: XII.
title: How Old Mr. Otter Learned to Slide
pagenum: 161; label: XIII.
title: How Drummer the Woodpecker Came by His Red Cap
pagenum: 175; label: XIV.
title: How Old Mr. Tree Toad Found Out How to Climb
pagenum: 191; label: XV.
title: How Old Mr. Heron Learned Patience
pagenum: 205; label: XVI.
title: How Tuffy the Lynx Happens to Have a Stump of a Tail
pagenum: 219