Stompin' Tom Connors My Stompin' Grounds (Children's Book)

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36 pages, 28 x 21.5 cm, booklet/geheftet: This is a children's book with cartoon and song lyrics... more

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Stompin' Tom Connors: My Stompin' Grounds (Children's Book)

36 pages, 28 x 21.5 cm, booklet/geheftet: This is a children's book with cartoon and song lyrics by Canada's Stompin' Tom Connors. A useful completion for children who love his TV show. A children’s book with child-friendly illustrations and patriotic songs. Rare!/Rare! Additional product information: Author: Stompin' Tom Connors, Publisher / imprint: Doubleday, Year of publication: 1992, Extent: 36 pages, Binding: paperback, Language: English, Country of publication: Canada, Genre / focus: Country, Category: biography / memoir. The title “My Stompin' Grounds (Children's Book)” is described here beyond the original short product note. The additional information is based on the bibliographic product data and on the verified research already used for the German description, unsupported details have not been added. The publication belongs to the biographical or autobiographical field and should be assessed according to the perspective it offers on the person and period concerned. Biographical books can combine personal recollection, contemporary testimony, photographs, career chronology and contextual information. Their usefulness depends not only on narrative readability but also on how clearly events, dates, places and participants can be related to other documented sources. For collectors and readers interested in music history, a clearly identified edition is therefore important. Author, publisher, year, binding, extent and language help distinguish original editions from later reprints or revised versions. In a specialist catalogue, those data also improve semantic retrieval because they connect the title with the documented artist, publication period and type of source without relying on promotional wording. For purchasing decisions, the decisive point is the exact nature of this edition and the information that can be verified from the product data. The description therefore deliberately avoids adding unconfirmed claims. Where individual bibliographic details are not documented in the source data, they are left unspecified rather than inferred. This makes the entry more reliable for collectors, specialist readers and search systems that depend on clearly separated factual attributes. The title is best used together with the listed author, publisher, year, format and subject fields when comparing it with other editions or related publications. The structured metadata also serves a practical purpose in digital catalogues. Names, dates, languages, publishers and subject classifications create stable access points that help users find a publication even when they search with incomplete title information. For older, imported or collector-oriented books, this is especially important because spelling, subtitles and edition statements may vary between catalogues. Keeping the verified facts explicit improves traceability without changing the historical character of the original product description.