Hardcover children's book titled 'Euphonia and the Flood' by Mary Calhoun, illustrated by Simms Taback

Published in 1976 by Parents Magazine Press, this children's book tells the story of an old woman named Euphonia who packs her broom and pig into her boat to follow a flood. The book features colorful illustrations by Simms Taback, who would later win the Caldecott Medal for his illustration work. Parents Magazine Press was known for producing quality children's literature during the 1960s and 1970s, often featuring whimsical stories with engaging artwork. This book appeals to collectors of vintage children's literature, particularly those interested in mid-century American picture books and the work of award-winning illustrators. First edition copies in good condition are valued by book collectors who appreciate the nostalgic charm and artistic quality of 1970s children's publishing. The book's quirky storyline and distinctive illustration style make it a delightful addition to collections focusing on American children's literature from this era.