An edition of Hi-Po the hippo (1942)

Hi-Po the hippo

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Hi-Po the hippo
Dorothy Thomas
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An edition of Hi-Po the hippo (1942)

Hi-Po the hippo

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A story picture book with wonderfully detailed lithographs by Ruth Gannett, all of which were drawn on stone.
Story line is about a childless hippo couple - - wife wants a baby, husband doesn't. One day a baby appears on their porch in a basket. The husband tries to take it to the police station but neighbors think he has stolen the baby. A mixed up adventure follows with Mr. Hippo being arrested. Baby will only calm down when Mr. Hippo holds him, and eventually he gives in and the couple have a new baby. All the characters in the book are hippos, dressed in 1890-1900 style. No cars, fire engine is horse drawn. A fun book.

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Publisher
Random House
Language
English
Pages
48

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Hi-Po the hippo
1942, Random House
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Edition Notes

"First printing."

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New York

Classifications

Library of Congress
PZ10.3.T296 Hi

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Pagination
[48] p.
Number of pages
48

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6438461M
LCCN
42019762
OCLC/WorldCat
7107067

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