WHO LOOK AT ME, by JUNE JORDAN. "Illustrated With Twenty-Seven Paintings".

This is June Jordan's first book. A poetry book filled with conscience and color, likely written for children, but to be read by anyone.

SIGNED, DATED and INSCRIBED by JUNE JORDAN to ADAM DAVID MILLER on the front free endpaper: "1977 / For Adam Miller / Wishing you love all the days of your life / June Jordan".

Published by Thomas Y. Crowell, New York, 1969. First edition, first printing, with the number line starting at "1".

Hardcovers, 8x8 inches, 98 pages; no dustjacket.

GOOD condition: The covers have soiling, light water staining to the bottom margin, and foxing to the edges, but remain solid with bright titling on the front cover and spine; there is some foxing to the page edges (page edges of the closed book); there is some waviness to the bottom margin of the pages, most noticeable (but still light) on the last few pages; the rear endpapers have some light staining to the bottom margin; a few pages have offsetting / browning where a newspaper article was likely laid-in (not present); there is a bit of light staining here and there; overall the inner pages are tight, bright, clean, clear and unmarked. June Jordan's ink inscription on the front free endpaper is bright and clear.

A solid, presentable copy inscribed and signed by June Jordan.

You can read all about June Jordan on her Wikipedia page and elsewhere on the Internet.