Girl ScoutsBesprekingen

Such fun! I read this a kid. As a Brownie, and then as a Girl Scout.

This is a collection of short collection of profiles and autobiographical quotes from a diverse group of Girl Scouts. They talk about their dreams, inspirations, hardships and how they would like to give back to the world. I love the idea of this book, I just rather it would've not been in collaboration with Girl Scouts, who I believe are a little bigoted.½

The Girl Scout in me loves this book!

This is an inpsiring collection of memoirs, written as though spoken, by American teenagers. Topics center on dreams and aspirations for the future, to stories of hardship and triumph. Girls of different cultural, racial, and socioeconomic status are featured. This book should be on the shelf of every elementary, middle or high school library-- it can be appreciated by girls (and boys) of all ages. Every girl out there will be able to identify with one or several girls in here.

Contents: Paper; Prints; Bookbinding; Wood; Metal; Glass; Leather; Clay; Textile Art & Needlework

Second printing June 1978 Blue and white softcover almost mint condition 50 cents aquired before 1994

First Impression softcover $unknown aquired between 1996-2001

Seventeenth printing May 1975 orange softcover okay condition $1 aquired before 1994

Thirteenth impression April 1971 blue softcover okay condition full of lots of writing gift from Marty Pearl 2002

Eleventh impression May 1969 blue softcover okay condition free from 1994 Oak Park Library sale where I volunteered

Seventh impression November 1965 Blue softcover okay condition some pages coming out price unknown aquired before 1994

Eighth impression November 1965 Orange soft cover okay condition price unknown aquired before 1994

Fifth impression May 1964 orange softcover very good condition 50 cents aquired before 1994

Third impression October 1963 Blue softcover very good condition 30 cents aquired before 1994

Second impression April 1963 blue softcover very good condition 30 cents aquired before 1994

Second impression April 1963 Biege hardcover excellent condition 30 cents aquired before 1994

First impression has certficiate inside saying purchased first week of publication Purple softcover Gift from Barbara Wrigley January 2002

Third impression October 1963 Brown soft cover almost mint condition except for back cover 50 cents aquired before 1994

Revised edition July 1957 Brown hardcover okay condition 50 cents 1994 Oak Park Library Sale

Revised edition July 1957 Brown hardcover okay condition 80 cents aquired before 1994

White and blue softcover very good condition 5 cents aquired before 1994

White and Blue softcover Very Good condition personal collection has Martha Cushwa sticker

White and blue softcover good condition $unknown aquired before 1994

Note: contents different than 1956 red and white copy

White and Red softcover one ripped page; probably personal collection as it says "Cushwa"

Note: Contents different than 1956 blue and white copy

Ninth impression November 1955 Tan and orange hardcover great condition Gift from Barbara Wrigley who says she paid $1 January 1, 2006