DOCTOR WHO AND AN UNEARTHLY CHILD

by Dicks, Terrance

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London, England: Target Book / W. H. Allen. Very Good. 1985. Reprint. Paperback. Mass Market PB. 0426201442 . This edition is paperback. Spine ends & corners of book covers have a bit of light bumping and rubbing. There is a bit of light, generalized rubbing to covers of book. Top and bottom spine ends of book cover have a bit of light rubbing. Text pages clean & bright. Previous owner's embossed name stamp on title page. Overall, a very good copy. --A strange girl who knows far more than she should about the past-- and the future... Two worried teachers whose curiosity leads them to a deserted junk yard, an extraordinary police box and a mysterious traveller known only as the Doctor...-- .

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  "This is the story that began everything we know about Doctor Who, way back in 1963, and is eloquently written by "Mr. Novelization" himself, Terrance Dicks. As usual with almost any Dicks' novelization, this is word-for-word, line-for-line from what we saw on TV. Dicks' never fools with the original, which can sometimes be frustrating for a writer, but with such a classic story, why would you?



Characterization is dead on -- mood is perfect -- one of the BEST Doctor Who Novelizations ever produced."