Search Results: Titles starting with G from leaves

Harper & Row/Perennial Library, New York, 1988. 1st Thus, Paperback. Very good, mild soiling to spine, mild shelfwear.

New York: Harper and Row, 1973. Hardcover First American Edition. Near Fine- Foxing to Block/Very Good+ Moderate shelf wear, two chips, small close tear, unclipped ($12.50).

new york: bantam, 1997. 1st bantam paperback. mass market paperback.

new york: alfred a knopf, 1970. 1st american, 1970. new york: alfred a knopf. hardcover. book condition: small stain on page 53. near fine. jacket condition: small chip to front, soiling to rear, unclipped($5.95). near fine.

Chicago: The Reilly & Lee Co. Hardcover. Ino R Neill.

1st. hardcover. signed with drawing.

new york: prentice-hall, 1972. seventh printing, 1972. upon its publication in 1971, the anonymously written "go ask alice" was a quick bestseller. inititally intended for a young adult audience, the book's diaristic narration indicates the pitfalls of drug abuse. scholar alleen pace nilsen has called it "the book that came closest to being a YA phenomenon" of its time, situating its popularity as a predecessor to the harry potter and hunger games series. new york: prentice-hall. isbn: 0133571114. 5.5 x 8.5". 159 pages. hardcover. book condition: ex-library book with stamps and residual glue on fly leaf. good. jacket condition: small tape mark on spine otherwise fine. In uncommonly pristine condition for an uncommon book. near fine.

new york: farrar, straus, and giroux, 1986. first american edition, 1986. "going solo" is roald dahl's second memoir after "boy: tales of childhood." it picks up where the prior volume left off, as dahl leaves england for africa to work for shell oil company. dahl splits his memoir between his work for the oil company and his career in the airforce during world war II. new york: farrar, straus, and giroux. isbn: 0374165033 . 9.5" x 6.5". hardcover. bound partially in cloth covered boards. book condition: minor sheflwear throughout. fine-. jacket condition: slight bumping to head and foot of spine. not clipped[14.95]. fine.

New York: bloomsbury, 1997. 1st pb edition. paperback. near fine. slight shelfwear./near fine. slight coffee-stain inside front cover..

boston: houghton mifflin company, 1983. first american review edition, 1983. a remarkable woman's thirteen-year adventure in the remote african rain forests with the greatest of the great apes. contains promotional material including an author photo, publisher's review slip, and publicity department press release. boston: houghton miffin company. isbn: 0395282179. 9 x 6". 326 pages. hardcover. book condition: fine. jacket condition: slight shelfwear. fine.

brooklyn: powerhouse books, 2009. first edition, 2009. "the philosophical masterwork of KRS ONE. set in the format of the Christian Bible, this 800-plus-page opus is a life-guide manual for members of Hip Hop Kulture that combines classic philosophy with faith and practical knowledge for a fascinating, in-depth exploration of Hip Hop as a life path. Known as "The Teacha," KRS ONE developed his unique outlook as a homeless teen in Brooklyn, New York, engaging his philosophy of self-creation to become one of the most respected emcees in Hip Hop history." brooklyn: powerhouse books. isbn: 9781576874974. hardcover.

new york: simon & schuster, 1972. hardcover. first edition, 1972. tells a brief history of the engineering and explores the experiences of john a. roebling and his son washington as they struggled to build the great brooklyn bridge. mccullough recieved several nyc awards for his well-researched book. new york: simon & schuster. hardcover. book condition: near fine. jacket condition: some toning, minor shelfwear along head, small tear at foot of back cover. very good +.

new york: charles scribner's sons. scarce edition. glamorous jazz age novel chronicling the efforts of millionaire jay gatsby to reunite with his former lover, daisy buchanan on long island. published in 1925 the novel initially was a commercial disappointment in comparison to the author's earlier works. scott died in 1940 believing the work had been forgotten. just two years later, during world war ii, the council on books in wartime distributed free copies to deployed soldiers, resulting in its surge in popularity, which snowballed into a critical re-examination of fitzgerald. "the great gatsby" has since become an essential part of american culture and is included in many high school curriculums. new york: charles scriber's sons. hardcover. book condition: mild shelfwear. near fine. jacket condition: mild soiling and sunning. very good.

new york: alfred a. knopf, 1971. 1st. hardcover.