Stuart little

About the product The dust jacket is a little shelf rubbed and edge worn. Tightly bound and presented beautifully in cellophane. The text within the book is clear and bright. The binding is excellent. GK. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

A Boy Made of Blocks. Life is built on the little things. - Keith Stuart by Keith Stuart Publisher:Sphere Books Limited / Year:2016 / Office Use: [510]-051503012017 Type:Paperback Pages:393 Approx. H X W X D (cm): 24 X 16 X 3 ISBN (10): / ISBN (13):9780751563283 Light wear. Chaffing on covers. All text readable. Other: None.  

THE SNOW FALCON BY STUART HARRISON A magnificent gyrfalcon, soaring in the air over rocky cliffs, is winged by a hunter and falls to the earth wounded. Rescued and taken to a nearby farmhouse, the bird's plight will irrevocably change the lives of her savior, Michael Somers, and the woman and child Somers comes to love. Somers has returned after many years to his hometown of Little River Bend to unlock the secrets from his own past that drove him to almost destroy his family in one night of irrational violence. Released from treatment, but shunned by his neighbors, Somers is determined to heal the bird, whom he named Cully, and release her to freedom. Watching from afar as Somers coaxes the bird to fly is a deeply troubled little boy, Jamie Baker. He has lost the power of speech after witnessing his father's death in a hunting accident and his mother, Susan, yearns to free her child from his self-made prison.   SOFT COVER IN GOOD CONDITION 1999 PAGES: 423  

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  All my books are secondhand in excellent condition unless otherwise specified at secondhand prices THE ELEMENTS OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY by James Rachels and Stuart Rachels Seventh Edition McGraw-Hill International Edition This book is a little worn on the edges Paperback 205 pages Weight 0.22g Dimensions 21cm long x 14cm wide  

First Edition, Collins, London, 1963. Hard Cover, Red cloth boards, with gilt title, author and publisher on the spine. The binding is sound, with square, un-bumped corners. There is a very little shelf wear to the tail end of the boards, head and tail of spine lightly bumped. If not for sellotape stains The boards would be near fine, (It seems that the dust wrapper was repaired with sellotape on the inside, the fatty residue of the sellotape has unfortunately marked the boards, both front and back). End papers are maps, paste down end-papers still bears some residue of the ghastly sellotape, front free end paper has a booksellers ink stamp with price on it. Page opposite title page has a previous owners name written on it otherwise the contents are clean and bright an occasional fingerprint is some-times discernible. Dust Jacket is illustrated and has NOT been clipped, it is bumped, with scuffing and minor chips, Head corner of front wrap has been badly "gouged", and front head corner nearest spine has a small chunk missing, but is otherwise complete, And of course it has the terrible sellotape stains. Wrapper is now in a removable protective cover. From the blurb: "This impressive novel of the Boer War is painted on the immense canvas of the African veld - thousands of square miles of it - where Boers, British soldiers, women and children move over the plains and mountains in battles among burning farms".

  Author(s): various authors - W.H. Auden, Pearl buck, Stuart Chase, Albert Einstein, Bertrand Russell et al  Title:      I Believe - the personal philosophies of twenty-three eminent men and women of our time  ISBN: none  Publisher/place:  George Allen and Unwin, London  This Edition: first edition, 3rd printing  Year of Publication: 1942  First Published: 1941  Binding: hardcover Dustjacket: none - missing  Number of pages:  390  Weight: 620g  Condition:   Very good condition for its age, just the cover cloths have a little dust-staining, all else good.  Dustjacket is missing - these were usually discarded in those days.  Please see pictures, as these form part of the description.