Search Results: Authors starting with D from Pomegranate Book Collection

This book is one of hundreds in total of 200-page books that a grandmother managed to write EVERY 3 WEEKS FOR YEARS! Doris Ekker supposedly scribed DIRECTLY for our Heavenly Father, exactly as stated. There probably has NEVER been a scribe so well connected — including all of the great ones acknowledged in all of the holy books.
That's what Phoenix Source says of the collection. I've read quite a bit of esoteric writings and this one ranks up there in the wild and bizarre categories. That's not to say it isn't 100% true and correct, though it's been 30 years since it's prophecies and we seem to be getting close, but no cigar (shaped spacecraft) yet.

Date is approximate but c.1930s. A very well-preserved copy, unmarked throughout. Covers are firm, secure, and very presentable. Dark maroon/burgundy boards with impressed Dickens' signature on front.

219+1 pp. Thick format. Original brown cloth covers, lightly soiled and rubbed. Light fraying to corners. Orange and white endpapers by Gretta.The Hidden Harbor Mystery is Volume 14 in the original The Hardy Boys book series published by Grosset & Dunlap and written by Franklin W. Dixon. The book's original version was published in 1935 and a revised edition was published in 1961. The 1961 version is one of the more significant instances of rewriting a series book to remove racial stereotypes that a new audience might find offensive.

No Jacket as Issued. Book has Gold Spine and Back Cover with Black Printing; Front Cover has picture of the two Hardy Boys and two thumbprints all in Brown and Black colors. Boards and pages are clean, unmarked, bright, tightly bound and sharp cornered. Shows "ISBN: 0-448-01990-6 (Trade Edition)" on copyright page; believe this was changed to ISBN 0448019906 in later printings. Also has "ISBN: 0-448-03227-9 (Library Edition)" "The first seven chapters, based upon true stories from police files, illustrate how Frank and Joe use the various facets of police technology while tracking down criminals. Further uses of these techniques - fingerprinting, surveillance, and other related skills in the science of criminal investigation - are detailed in the last five chapters.": 5.5 x 8.25 in.: 214 pages .

Very Good in a Very Good- dust jacket. Few small tears throughout Original unclipped ($3.75) dust jacket edges, mostly along binding (see pics). Interior is clean and unmarked; binding tight, appearing unread.