By the Roadside
1928 edition of work
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Summary
By the Roadside is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- By the Roadside authored Fannie Wyche Dunn[2].
- By the Roadside's image is recorded as By the Roadside (1928) front cover.png[3].
- By the Roadside's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[4].
- By the Roadside's illustrator is recorded as Nell E. Hukle Compton[5].
- By the Roadside's publisher is recorded as Row, Peterson and Company[6].
- By the Roadside's OCLC number is recorded as 3030667[7].
- By the Roadside's place of publication is recorded as Evanston[8].
- By the Roadside's edition number is recorded as 5[9].
- By the Roadside's language of work or name is recorded as English[10].
- By the Roadside's distribution format is recorded as printed matter[11].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as How the Toad Gets a Drink of Water[12].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as The Rainbow[13].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as Hoppy Hop's Supper[14].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as Busy Bee[15].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as The Toads That Took a Trip[16].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as The Frog's Good-bye[17].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as The Life of a Toad[18].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as Curly Locks and the Fluffy Tails[19].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as A Dozen Squirrels[20].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as A Woodchuck at Home[21].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as A Little Seaside Song[22].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as A Woodchuck Pet[23].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as The Song Sparrow's Toilet[24].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as Thistle Birds[25].
- By the Roadside's has part is recorded as Hurt No Living Thing[26].
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Authorship and Creation
By the Roadside authored Fannie Wyche Dunn[2]. Its publisher is recorded as Row, Peterson and Company[6].
Publication
By the Roadside's publication date is recorded as +1928-01-01T00:00:00Z[27]. Its place of publication is recorded as Evanston[8]. Its language of work or name is recorded as English[10].