How Long is Always?: A Stacy Belford Story by Weber, Lenora Mattingly - 1970

New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1970. 226 pages. Bound in pinkish cloth with black lettering on front and spine. Binding is sound, spine slightly slanted, hinges perfect. Moderate wear to extremities, with threadbare spots at lower corners. Pages are generally clean, with the odd small smudge or stain. Library depredations include inkstamps to edges of textblock, paper residue to endpapers, pocket remnant on rear endpaper. Dust jacket is almost very good, unclipped, peeling to fore edge flaps where formerly affixed to inside covers, spine label removed with moderate surface abrasion. Looks quite presentable in new mylar cover. When Stacy Belford impulsively answers a summer job ad requiring an "unusual girl", she finds herself living on a ranch miles from home, caught in the tension between her employer and his frosty, inhospitable wife. Fortunately for Stacy she is soon distracted by a pair of flirtatious boys and then caught up in preparations for the local Centennial celebrations. We have a number of Lenora Mattingly Weber books available: please search our listings or inquire of the bookseller. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Good/Very Good -. Illus. by Jo Polseno (jacket art). 5.25 x 8 in. (13cm x 20cm). Ex-Library.