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Imprint: Chicago, IL, Henry Regnery, 1976 Gift inscription on free endpaper; white dust jacket is soiled and edgeworn with a few small tears; Memoir of a well known Los Angeles radio personality., 153 pages, Very Good+ in Very Good dust wrapper Stock number: 392. ISBN: 0809280647
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Imprint: NY, St Martin's Press, 1997 A very nice copy. Spine ends faintly bumped, unclipped dust wrapper very lightly edgeworn.; The author's second novel; she also writes the 'shopaholic' novels under the name Sophie Kinsella. 'Tucked away on a Silchester side street, the house owned by teachers Liz and Jonathan Chambers has been empty for a year. Liz, Jonathan, and their moody adolescent daughter Alice live in a dreary apartment above the private college they bought on impulse, hoping to make it a great success. To pay the mortgage they simply must sell their beloved house. Now, as debts mount, their relationship and finances are crumbling. Unlike Jonathan, who lets things happen, Liz's need to take action leads to Marcus Witherstone, driver of a Mercedes, husband of a difficult wife, and senior partner of the firm, handling the house sale. Marcus has two splendid ideas, to rent the house instead of selling it--and have an affair with Liz. And when teenage Alice becomes infatuated with the dashing out-of-work actor and his wife who lease the property, a wicked comedy of modern marriage begins...and the asking price for a house includes a stunning renovation of dreams and hearts.', 287 pages, Very Good+ in Very Good+ dust wrapper Stock number: 5589. ISBN: 031215108X
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Imprint: NY, Scholastic, c1939, 2002 Pages pale brown, covers have faint edgewear but no spine or cover creases as book is unread. A lovely copy.; The fifth book in this beloved author's "Little House" series with wonderful b&w illustrations by Garth Williams. The Ingalls family leave Plum Creek for the unsettled Dakota Territory when Laura is twelve. The family become some of the first settlers of the town of DeSmet. Image is one of actual copies on offer., 291 pages, Very Good+. Illustr: Illustrated by Garth Williams; B&W Illustrations Stock number: 7043. ISBN: 0590488147
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Imprint: NY, Scholastic, c1933, 2002 Inside of covers browned, covers have faint edgewear but no spine or cover creases as book is unread, page edges pale brown. ; Another book in this beloved author's "Little House" series with wonderful b&w illustrations by Garth Williams. The Farmer Boy is Almanzo Wilder who lived on a big farm in New York as a young boy., 372 pages, Very Good+. Illustr: Illustrated by Garth Williams; B&W Illustrations Stock number: 7045. ISBN: 0590488163
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Imprint: NY, Scholastic, c1971, 2002 Inside of covers browned, covers have faint edgewear but no spine or cover creases as book is unread, page edges light brown.; The ninth book in this beloved author's "Little House" series with wonderful b&w illustrations by Garth Williams was first published after LIW's death in 1968. Laura and Almanzo's new life on a small prairie homestead. Image is one of actual copies on offer., 289 pages, Very Good+. Illustr: Illustrated by Garth Williams; B&W Illustrations Stock number: 7057. ISBN: 0590488139
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Imprint: NY, Scholastic, c1935, 2002 This lovely unread copy has faint edgewear and palest yellow page edges.; The second book in this beloved author's "Little House" series with wonderful b&w illustrations by Garth Williams. The Ingalls family leave the Big Woods of Wisconsin and travel to Kansas where farm life can be difficult but the family is kept busy and happy.Image is one of actual copies on offer., 335 pages, Near Fine. Illustr: Illustrated by Garth Williams; B&W Illustrations Stock number: 7021. ISBN: 059048818X
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Imprint: NY, Scholastic, c1941, 2002 Inside of covers browned, covers have faint edgewear but no spine or cover creases as book is unread, page edges pale brown.; The seventh book in this beloved author's "Little House" series with wonderful b&w illustrations by Garth Williams. 'Laura is almost fifteen. The long winter is over. With spring comes socials, dances, and "Literaries" ' in the little town of DeSmet.Image is one of actual copies on offer., 307 pages, Very Good+. Illustr: Illustrated by Garth Williams; B&W Illustrations Stock number: 7041. ISBN: 0590488112
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Imprint: NY, Scholastic, c1940, 2002 This lovely unread copy has faint edgewear and palest yellow page edges.; This Newbery Honor Book is part of this beloved author's "Little House" series with wonderful b&w illustrations by Garth Williams. The harsh winter snow which began in October, 1880 and continues almost without stopping until April, 1881 brings the people of De Smet to the verge of starvation. Almanzo Wilder knows what has to be done to save the town even if it means risking his own life.Image is actual copy on offer., 335 pages, Near Fine. Illustr: Illustrated by Garth Williams; B&W Illustrations Stock number: 7020. ISBN: 0590488198
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Imprint: NY, Scholastic, c1937, 2002 Inside of covers browned, covers have light edgewear but no spine or cover creases as book is unread, page edges pale brown. ; The third book in this beloved author's "Little House" series with wonderful b&w illustrations by Garth Williams. The Ingalls family leave Kansas for Minnesota. They live in a home made of sod while Pa builds them a brand new house beside Plum Creek., 335 pages, Very Good+. Illustr: Illustrated by Garth Williams; B&W Illustrations Stock number: 7023. ISBN: 0590488155
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Imprint: NY, Scholastic, c1943, 2002 Inside of covers browned, covers have faint edgewear but no spine or cover creases as book is unread, page edges pale brown. ; The eighth book in this beloved author's "Little House" series with wonderful b&w illustrations by Garth Williams. At 15 Laura is now a teacher and is away from home for the first time. She and Almanzo Wilder are courting and every Friday he arrives to take her back home to her family for the weekend.Image is one of actual copies on offer., 289 pages, Very Good+. Illustr: Illustrated by Garth Williams; B&W Illustrations Stock number: 7047. ISBN: 0590488120
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Imprint: NY, Warner Books, 1998 257 pages, Fine Stock number: 410. ISBN: 0-446-67493-1
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Imprint: NY, Simon & Schuster, 1995 Advance reader copy.; Publisher's info laid in. , 591 pages, Very Good+ Stock number: 370. ISBN: 0671508229
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Imprint: NY, Bantam Books, 1987 Quarter cloth spine ends very lightly bumped. Unclipped dust wrapper lightly edgworn and rubbed, tiny chips and closed tears at spine ends and corners.; Winner of the John W. Campbell prize, this is the author's first full length novel written on her own. (She co-wrote 'Water Witch'.) Jeff Johnston is a young historical researcher for a US Civil War novelist. Annie is a young woman having vivid dreams about the war. When he recognizes events in Annie's dreams Jeff feels compelled to help her. An engrossing and imaginative novel., 212 pages, Very Good+ in Very Good dust wrapper Stock number: 7054. ISBN: 0553051970
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Imprint: NY, Bantam Books, c2001,2002 780 pages; Faint spine creases, spine head bumped and tiny tear repaired with archival tape, very light edgewear. ; The author's enjoyable blend of science and wit is turned toward a difficult subject. 'Psychologi st Dr Joanna Lander has spent two years at Mercy General Hospital studying patients who have been declared clinically dead but then revived. Many have had near-death experiences, NDEs, which are remarkably similar the world over. Then brilliant young neurologist Richard Wright discovers a way to induce an NDE using psychoactive drugs. He's convinced that NDEs are a survival mechanism, and that through them more patients might be brought back from the edge of death. When Joanna realizes that Richard's project is under threat due to a shortage of suitable subjects, she volunteers to take the dangerous journey to the limits of knowledge herself. Immediately fascinated by her simulated near-death experiences, Joanna becomes increasingly desperate to discover the meaning behind the strangely familiar images and feelings she encounters. As she begins to unravel the mystery, her sense of dread grows.' A plot twist in the last one hundred pages is unexpected and powerful. Recommended., Very Good Stock number: 3964. ISBN: 0553580515
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Imprint: New York, Bantam Books, 1998 Tiny and faint blue smudge on textblock edge, spine tail slightly bumped. Unclipped dust wrapper in lovely condition. A very nice copy indeed. ; Jerome K. Jerome's very funny 'Three Men and a Boat' is the partial inspiration for this wonderful novel and one of the author's favorite books. In the style of a Victorian novel, this book is "a comedic romp through an unpredictable world of mystery, love, & time travel... Ned Henry is badly in need of a rest. He's been shuttling between the 21st century and the 1940s searching for a Victorian atrocity called the bishop's bird stump. It's part of a project to restore the famed Coventry Cathedral, destroyed in a Nazi air raid over a hundred years earlier. But then Verity Kindle, a fellow time traveler, inadvertently brings back something from the past. Now Ned must jump back to the Victorian era to help Verity put things right--not only to save the project but to prevent altering history itself." Winner of the 1999 Hugo award for best Science Fiction novel of the year, but we feel it is more Anglophile fiction than science fiction. Highly recommended!, 434 pages, Very Good+ in Near Fine dust wrapper Stock number: 5818. ISBN: 0553099957
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Imprint: New York, Bantam Books, 1998 Spine creases, light edgewear, page edges yellowed; interior pages clean and bright, none loose.; Jerome K. Jerome's very funny 'Three Men and a Boat' is the Partial inspiration for this wonderful novel and one of the author's favorite books. In the style of a Victorian novel, this book is "a comedic romp through an unpredictable world of mystery, love, & time travel... Ned Henry is badly in need of a rest. He's been shuttling between the 21st century & the 1940s searching for a Victorian atrocity called the bishop's bird stump. It's part of a project to restore the famed Coventry Cathedral, destroyed in a Nazi air raid over a hundred years earlier. But then Verity Kindle, a fellow time traveler, inadvertently brings back something from the past. Now Ned must jump back to the Victorian era to help Verity put things right--not only to save the project but to prevent altering history itself. " Winner of the 1999 Hugo award for best Science Fiction novel of the year, but we feel it is more Anglophile fiction than science fiction. Highly recommended!;, 493 pages, Very Good Stock number: 6979. ISBN: 0553575384
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Imprint: New York, Doubleday, 1989 Corners and spine ends lightly bumped. Dust wrapper, price cut, is lightly rubbed and very slightly edgeworn. A nice copy.; 'Intriguing portrait of two dissimilar women whose love would shape the life and career of Theodore Roosevelt.' , 399 pages, Very Good+ in Very Good dust wrapper Stock number: 1667. ISBN: 0385243499
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Imprint: New York, W.W. Norton, 1996 218 pages; Spine ends bumped. White dust wrapper, not price clipped, has some dark smudges and is slightly edgeworn and rubbed. ; The fifth book in the Lampitt Papers series. 'A. N. Wilson has constructed a masterful novel of manners out of the most whimsical and unlikely elements: murder, the ghost of Shakespeare, and the ironies and confusions of sex. From the joys of acting to the pangs of unrequited love, from a reunion of aging Fascists in London to a wintry romantic interlude in Venice, the plot of this tour de force leads the reader with consummate skill towards a wholly unexpected conclusion.', Very Good+ in Very Good dust wrapper Stock number: 651. ISBN: 0393040429
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Imprint: NY, Harper, 2011 Spine ends faintly bumped, black remainder dot on bottom textblock edge. Unclipped dust wrapper faintly rubbed. A very nice copy indeed; looks unread.; 'In the summer of 1932, Maisie Dobbs's career takes an exciting new turn when she accepts an undercover assignment directed by Scotland Yard's Special Branch and the Secret Service, in this eighth novel in the Agatha and Macavity Award–winning series starring the psychologically astute detective. Posing as a junior lecturer at a private pacifist college in Cambridge, she is to monitor any activities "not in the interests of His Majesty's government"—until the college's controversial founder Greville Liddicote is murdered. As the storm clouds of World War II gather on the horizon, this pivotal chapter in the life of Maisie Dobbs foreshadows new challenges and powerful enemies facing the psychologist and investigator.' Recommended., 323 pages, Very Good+ in Near Fine dust wrapper Stock number: 7082. ISBN: 9780061727672
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Imprint: NY, Henry Holt, 2006 Very lightly bumped spine ends, faint smudge to textblock edge, unclipped dust wrapper faintly edgeworn. A very nice copy.; The fourth Maisie Dobbs mystery. Hired by his twin sister, who is not convinced with the police's ruling of an accidental death, Maisie investigates the life, and death, of Nicholas Bassington-Hope an artist who died the night before his Mayfair gallery exhibition was due to open. Recommended. Image is actual copy on offer., 322 pages, Very Good+ in Near Fine dust wrapper Stock number: 5992. ISBN: 0805078983
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Imprint: NY, Henry Holt, 2005 Spine ends faintly bumped. Unclipped dust wrapper faintly edgeworn. A lovely copy.; In this third novel of the bestselling series, London Psychologist and Investigator Maisie Dobbs uses her unique skills and 'faces grave danger as she returns to the site of her most painful memories from the Great War to resolve the mystery surrounding a pilot's death.' The first book in this series won an Edgar Award and was an Agatha Award finalist for Best Novel.Recommended., 342 pages, Near Fine in Near Fine dust wrapper Stock number: 7061. ISBN: 0805078975
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Imprint: NY, Henry Holt, 2005 Covers lightly creased and edgeworn, page edges pale yellow and lightly soiled; no spine creases. Trade paperback advanced reading copy issued before hardback was published. ; In this third novel of the bestselling series, London Psychologist and Investigator Maisie Dobbs uses her unique skills and 'faces grave danger as she returns to the site of her most painful memories from the Great War to resolve the mystery surrounding a pilot's death.' The first book in this series won an Edgar Award and was an Agatha Award finalist for Best Novel. Recommended., 342 pages, Very Good- Stock number: 5817. ISBN: 0805078975
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Imprint: NY, Wings Books, 1996 Spine ends lightly bumped, page edges light brown with a touch of soil. Dust wrapper very lightly edgeworn. A very nice copy of a fun book.; "Play the game the P.G. Wodehouse way with with, charm and a touch of mischief. 'Thirty-One Humorous Tales From the Green' including 'Archibald's Benefit, The Clicking of Cuthbert, A Woman is Only a Woman, (!) A Mixed Threesome, Sundered Hearts, The Salvation of George MacKintosh, Ordeal by Golf, The Long Hole, The Heel of Achilles, The Rough Stuff, The Coming of Gowf, The Heart of a Goof, High Stakes, Keeping in with Vosper, Chester Forgets Himself, The Magic Plus Fours, The Awakening of Rollo Podmarsh, Rodney Fails to Qualify, Jane Gets off the Fairway, The Purification of Rodney Spelvin, Those in Peril on the Tee, The Letter of the Law, Farewell to Legs, There's Always Golf, Up from the Depths, Feet of Clay, Excelsior, Rodney has a Relapse, Tangled Hearts, Scratch Man, and Sleepy Time.' This author described as "a staple of the comfort reading genre" by Jenny Colgan in an April 2020 article in "The Guardian"., 467 pages, Very Good+ in Very Good+ dust wrapper Stock number: 5454. ISBN: 0517057948
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Imprint: NY, Perennial; Harper & Row, c1971,1983 No spine or cover creases, page edges and inside covers pale yellow, a nice copy. ; 'When Jeeves inadvertently reveals information about his master, Bertie Wooster, to the wrong people, it is a matter of honor to undo the damage. His attempts create a gripping drama of unadulterated delight.' This author described as "a staple of the comfort reading genre" by Jenny Colgan in an April 2020 article in "The Guardian"., 189 pages, Very Good+ Stock number: 2964. ISBN: 0060806672
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Imprint: NY, Vintage Books, c1924,1975 No spine creases, some edgewear and rubbing to covers, a few light cover creases. Pages pale yellow, edges and inside covers dark yellow; pages clean, none loose. ; Psmith ("the p is silent, as in phthisis, psychic and ptarmigan") wanders in and out of romantic, suspenseful and hilarious situations, in the great Wodehouse tradition. This author described as "a staple of the comfort reading genre" by Jenny Colgan in an April 2020 article in "The Guardian"., 245 pages, Very Good Stock number: 4155. ISBN: 0394720261
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Imprint: NY, Vintage Books, c1930,1975 No spine or cover creases, covers faintly rubbed. Page edges yellowed; interior pages clean.; Mr. Mulliner spends his evenings at the Anglers' Rest, an English pub. While 'sipping his Scotch and lemon, Mr. Mulliner tells adventures that once befell a nephew, a cousin’s son, or some other un-stuffy younger relative. Mr. Mulliner’s narratives showcase Wodehouse’s particular genius for fetching whimsy and eccentric shenanigans.' This author described as "a staple of the comfort reading genre" by Jenny Colgan in an April 2020 article in "The Guardian"., 189 pages, Very Good+ Stock number: 2961. ISBN: 039472027X
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Imprint: NY, Penguin, c1930 No spine creases, light edgewear and cover creases, white covers have pale tan edges. This edition published after 1975 but has no date. A nice copy.; A collection of eleven short stories featuring the inimitable Bertie Wooster and Jeeves. This author described as "a staple of the comfort reading genre" by Jenny Colgan in an April 2020 article in "The Guardian"., 252 pages, Very Good Stock number: 4574. ISBN: 0140011730
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Imprint: Boston, Houghton and Mifflin, 1999 Previous owner address label inside front cover, very faint edgewear. ; Vintage animal tales from the world-renowned humorist. "Collected here are fourteen tales of animals of extraordinarily strong dispositions and the often calamitous events they precipitate. " , 329 pages, Very Good+ Stock number: 2177. ISBN: 0618001867
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Imprint: NY, W. W. Norton, 2004 A new book received with bumped spine ends and several creased page edges. Dust wrapper lightly edgeworn, creased and rubbed. ; An affectionate portrait of one of the most brilliant comic writers of the 20th century. It chronicles the achievements and shadows of a gilded life from Edwardian England to Jazz Age America (Broadway and Hollywood), to expatriate life in France, and then the long retirement to Long Island, where he died an American citizen. In a life stained by accusations during the war, Wodehouse emerges as a carefree yet passionate figure in a world torn by struggle., 530 pages, Very Good in Very Good dust wrapper Stock number: 6366. ISBN: 0393051595
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Imprint: NY, Barnes & Noble, c1991,1995 Quarter cloth binding lightly bumped at faintly sunned spine tail. Previous owner address label on front free endpaper pages 278 to rear endpaper have a single long crease as if pages bent at one time; no binding problems, pages clean and bright. Dust wrapper with creased flaps very lightly edgeworn.; This collection of 14 short stories (publication dates range from 1912-1950) was originally published as "Plum's Peaches". From the dust wrapper: "Think of Wodehouse and you think of Jeeves and Bertie Wooster, of Lord Emsworth, of Psmith, of Ukridge, of Mr. Mulliner, true enough. But, when you come down to it, what motivates these worthies (and unworthies)? Running after them, running from them, wooing them, placating them, rescuing them, being rescued by them-whenever a Wodhouse male goes into high gear, it almost always has something to do with a woman, and probably on too good for him at that. The work of Pelhem Grenvill ("Plum") Wodehouse displays both a high respect and keen relish for women-from demure damsels to frenzied flappers, his female characters are usually saner than his men (which isn't saying much). Here is an orchard of Wodehouse peaches (and a lemon or two): fourteen short stories featuring the outrageous Bobbie Wickham, the three ex-wives of millionare Vincent Jopp, the extortionate Vera Prebble, the near lethal Celia Tennant, the abundantly ripe Maudie Wilberforce, Cleopatra herself reincarnate in Cora McGuffy Spottsworth, and a basketful more. For those for whom romance is not enough, the stories provide useful instruction on how to avoid dealing with fiery dragons, the consequences of multiple concurrent engagements, weight-loss and beauty tips, how to train a fiance, the perils of ambience, a surefire method for establishing a film career and detailed instructions on imitating a hen laying an egg (a personal fowl). Who could ask for more-if indeed as much?" This author described as "a staple of the comfort reading genre" by Jenny Colgan in an April 2020 article in "The Guardian"., 324 pages, Very Good in Very Good dust wrapper Stock number: 2978. ISBN: 1566198054
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Imprint: Pennyfarthing Editions, c1936,1988 No spine or cover creases, covers lightly edgeworn, page edges very pale yellow. A nice copy. ; These eleven stories feature 'members of the inimitable Drones Club-they may be small of brain and short on cash but they are always good for ingenious adventures.' This author described as "a staple of the comfort reading genre" by Jenny Colgan in an April 2020 article in "The Guardian"., 216 pages, Very Good+ Stock number: 2976. ISBN: 0880292806
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Imprint: New York, N A L, (1983) 1984 509 pages; Spine and cover creases, no loose pages. ; In the late 1800's, Samantha Hargrave earns the title of Domina, mistress of medicine, when she graduates from a New York medical school. It isn't easy trying to make her way in an all-male profession but Samantha is determined to become a surgeon. ' , Good Stock number: 1539. ISBN: 0451128567
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Imprint: London, Chatto, c1933,1991 B&W Illustrations; 169 pages; Faint edgewear and rubbing. A very nice copy. ; Flush was the cocker spaniel given to Elizabeth Barrett Browning by Mary Russell Mitford. Quentin Bell described it as an attempt "to describe Wimpole Street, Whitechapel and Italy from a dog's point of view..."This reissue has the original four drawings by Vanessa Bell for the first edition. , Very Good+. Illustr: Illustrated by Vanessa Bell Stock number: 1675. ISBN: 0701209461
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Imprint: Ware, England, Wordsworth Editions, (1928)1992 Cover creases and a bit of edgewear, no spine creases, pages clean and bright.; This is Woolf's biography/fantasy of Vita Sackville-West and her beloved ancestral home, Knole. Orlando lives for 300 years, beginning in the 16th century, as a boy and then magically awakes one day as a woman. Basis for movie of the same name. , 162 pages, Very Good Stock number: 934. ISBN: 1853262390
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Imprint: Quality Paperback Book Club, c1972, 1992 B&W Photographs; 314 pages; A lovely copy with faint edgewear and a tiny skinned area on half title page; looks unread. ; This biography by Virginia Woolf's nephew is considered one of the best ever written about her., Very Good+ Stock number: 3606.
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Imprint: Chicago, IL, Academy Chicago Publishers, c1932, 1978 206 pages; Very light edgewear, no spine creases, looks unread.; 'This critical memoir is of interest because it is the work of one intelligent novelist commenting upon another.' , Very Good+ Stock number: 1405.
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Imprint: Berkeley, CA, University Of California Press, 1994 Photographs and b&w drawings; 241 pages; Author uses oral histories, workers' writings, newspaper articles, official reports and factory song lyrics to examine the experience of women munitions workers in Britain during World War I. ; An analysis of British women munitions workers during World War I. , Near Fine Stock number: 812. ISBN: 0520085027
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Imprint: New York, Posedion Press, 1988 Spine ends and bottom corners bumped, pages pale yellow but clean, cloth discoloured at rear spine gutter. No binding problems, no remainder mark. Unclipped dust wrapper is lightly edgeworn and rubbed with a half inch closed tear, repaired with archival tape at rear flap foot. A nice copy.; First in Woolley's Arthurian trilogy; told from Guinevere's point of view. This first novel tells of her early life and marriage to young King Arthur. , 428 pages, Very Good in Very Good dust wrapper Stock number: 4569. ISBN: 0671622005
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Imprint: New York, Posedion Press, 1988 A few pages creased at the text block edge, vertical spine crease (does not damage binding), spine ends bumped. No binding problems, pages clean and bright. Dust wrapper, a bit edgeworn with a few short closed tears. ; First in Woolley's Arthurian trilogy; told from Guinevere's point of view. This first novel tells of her early life and marriage to young King Arthur. , 428 pages, Very Good in Very Good dust wrapper Stock number: 2856. ISBN: 0671622005
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Imprint: New York, Posedion Press, 1990 Signed by Author; Signed by the author on the title page. A few faint smudges to page edges, small soil spot on front free endpaper. Unclipped dust wrapper is very lightly edgeworn and rubbed. A very nice copy indeed. ; The second volume in Woolley's Arthurian trilogy. The story is told from Guinevere's point of view and this novel focuses on her growth into full queenhood., 415 pages, Very Good+ in Very Good+ dust wrapper Stock number: 4336. ISBN: 0671622013
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Imprint: New York, Posedion Press, 1990 415 pages; No spine or cover creases, faint edgewear, looks unread.; The second volume in Woolley's Arthurian trilogy. The story is told from Guinevere's point of view and this novel focuses on her growth into full queenhood., Very Good+ Stock number: 2928.
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Imprint: NY, Magic Carpet Books, c1988, 2004 No spine or cover creases, very light edgewear, top page edges pale yellow; looks unread. A very nice copy. ; Kate, in London, and Cecelia, in the country, have alot to write to each other about during the 1817 season. Stock number: 6357. ISBN: 015205300X
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Imprint: Orlando, FL, Magic Carpet Books, c2004,2006 Faint edgewear, a few smudges to page edges; lovely copy, looks unread. ; The delightful sequel to 'Sorcery and Cecelia' set in 1817. Cecilia and Kate are on a Grand Tour of the Continent and become entangled in a mysterious plot to create a magical Emperor of Europe.; Highly recommended, especially for those that enjoy some magic with their Regency novels. :o) For ages 12 and up., 469 pages, Very Good+ Stock number: 6370. ISBN: 0152055568
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Imprint: NY, Simon & Schuster, 2000 204 pages; A few deckle edge pages slightly bent, white dust wrapper has a few faint smudges. A very nice copy. ; ' Henrietta was an ordinary New York City cat—she just happened to belong to foreign correspondent Christopher Wren. Over seventeen years and tens of thousands of miles, the mixed Siamese became a plucky and indispensable companion for the reporter and his wife and children. Wren's often hilarious and sometimes poignant account relates an American family's adventures crisscrossing the globe, coping with chaos in faraway places, and always with the help of their ever-resourceful feline, who earned the right to be ranked among the world's most widely traveled cats.', Very Good+ in Very Good+ dust wrapper Stock number: 3841. ISBN: 0684871009
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Imprint: NY, Simon And Schuster, c1991, 1992 B&W Photographs; 885,xxxii pages; No spine creases, covers have light edgewear and creases, a touch of soil on page edges. A nice copy. ; Basis for PBS series and winner of the 1992 Pulitzer Prize."A timely, information-packed, authoritative history of the petroleum industry, tracing its ramifications, national and geopolitical, to the present day" - Publisher's Weekly, Very Good Stock number: 5503. ISBN: 0671799320
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Imprint: London, Virago Press, c1930, 1984 This Virago Modern Classics edition has an introduction by Sally Beauman. Faint spine and cover creases, light edgewear. Pages pale brown with darker edges as seen often in Virago titles. Faint soil to bottom textblock edge. ; This novel, considered to be the author's masterpiece won the James Tait Memorial Prize when it was first published in 1930. It was the basis for the 1980s BBC miniseries titled "Hannah". Miss Mole has lived in other people's homes as a companion, governess, and housekeeper for many years. Her observations about people, including herself, are often witty as well as fanciful. Her latest family, a nonconformist minister and his children and extended relatives will all become part of what she sees as her latest adventure., 288 pages, Very Good Stock number: 7329. ISBN: 0860684318
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