SIGNED, Doodle Flute, Daniel Pinkwater, Signed and doodled on the title page, First Edition, First Printing

New York: Macmillan, 1991. SIGNED. 1st/1st. Near Fine. Stated First edition, first printing with complete 10 number line ending with 1. Signed by Daniel Pinkwater with a self-portrait doodle on the title page. The dust jacket is unclipped (12.95) with faint age-toning to edges, else bright and Fine. Protected in a new Brodart Mylar cover. Written and illustrated by Daniel Pinkwater.

“One day, Kevin Spoon was sitting on the fence.
Someone came down the alley.
It was Mason Mintz.
A weird kid.
Mason Mintz lived up the street.
He wore cheap sneakers.
He had a plaid hat.
He always wore it.

And his parents grew pumpkins in their backyard. But Mason also owned a doodle flute.”

Kevin Spoon, a wealthy kid who gets everything he wants, learns a lesson about the value of ownership when he is given a doodle flute by Mason Mintz, but is not told how to play it.

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