Search Results: Authors starting with W from Rock River Books

Mass market paperback in very good condition. Clean book with some wear to the spine and rubbing to the cover. An eye-witness report of the struggle shaking the foundations of the old South-- from the Supreme Court decision of 1954 to the sit-ins of 1960. 128 pages, from a nonsmoking home.Ships with Tracking Number.

Clean book in VG lightly read condition. From a nonsmoking home, ships with tracking number.

Clean, tight book with no writing or marks. Spine is lightly sunned and front cover has slight creases. 194 pages

Trade paperback in like new condition. The William Massey Sr. Lectures in the History of American Civilization, 1983 three lectures delivered at Harvard University by Eudora Welty. The lectures are autobiographical reflections of her family and childhood in Mississippi. 104 pages, illustrated with black & white photographs.

Mass market paperback in very good, lightly read condition. No writing, marks or creases. Pages are tanned. 210 pages, illustrated. From a nonsmoking home.

Hardcover Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. First Edition, so stated FPT on front flap. The jacket is protected in a brodart cover. From a nonsmoking home.Ships with Tracking Number.

Hardcover blue cloth in dust jacket, VG/G Dust jacket has some edge wear and small chips on spine ends, price-clipped, some foxing, lightly soiled. Interior is tight, clean and unmarked. Recieved the William Allen White Children's Book Award and Sequoyah Children's Book Award in 1973. Charming story. From a nonsmoking home.Ships with Tracking Number

Trade paperback, VG condition.

Hardcover in dust jacket, G/VG clean book with no writing, marks, creases or tears. From a nonsmoking home, ships with tracking number.

Trade paperback in VG lightly read condition. No writing, marks, creases or tears.

Trade paperback in VG lightly read condition, no writing, marks or creases. Spine is sunned. Introduction by Frederick B. Tolles. The spiritual autobiography of the great colonial Quaker, an exact textual reproduction of the famous John Greenleaf Whittier edition of 1871. The journal or spiritual autobiography was a characteristic expression of Quakerism in its first two centuries. 249 ages. From a nonsmoking home

Mass market paperback first printing, so stated. Very good condition, with some slight wear to the cover. Binding is tight, interior pages are tanned. Previous owner name written on inside front cover

Hardcover in dust jacket, VG/VG has previous owner name on ffep. Illustrated 280 pages, indexed