Title: Beautiful children's book and hard to find
Product review: This is a book of the famous Edna Eicke's New Yorker Magazine's covers. The covers were compiled into a simple children's book with one line captions. One of the covers is of two little girls on their front porches holding their dolls out to each other. The caption reads, "What's your name?" (hence the title.) It's worth buying if you can find it. P.S. As I'm sure you have figured out, this is not a book about names as a previous reviewer noted.
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