Search Results: Titles starting with H from Canton Books

First edition, first printing. Inscribed by Atwood on the half-title page: "For Mike - best wishes - Margaret Atwood." A fine copy in a near fine dust jacket. Presented to an attendee of the event hosted by the directors of Jonathan Cape to celebrate the publication of the novel, with the invitation laid in. A thought provoking novel of lasting relevance and appeal, most recently adapted into the successful television series. Signed copies of first English edition are truly scarce, the present with established provenance.

First edition. First printing. Signed by the author on the dedication page. An exceptional copy, fine in a fine dust jacket. From the Hatchards - Piccadilly signing on the 17 of July, 2000. With the Golden Ticket and bookmark laid in. The fourth installment of the fantastically successful Harry Potter series

First edition. First printing. A slight lean to the spine. Mild foxing to the outer text block edges. Brief gift inscription on the first free endpaper. A very slight trace of surface wear at the top right corner of the rear pastedown. Gentle toning to the outer margins of the pages hardly worthy of note. The contents clean and crisp. The unclipped dust jacket just with very slight edge wear. A bright, beautiful example overall, very good to near fine. The second installment of the Harry Potter series, following the phenomenal success of the Philosopher's Stone

First edition. First issue, with the points present: The Cat in the Hat on the back board, 13 books listed on the final textual page, 14 titles (up to now) on the rear flap of the dust jacket, and 250/250 unclipped on the front flap. A near fine copy, the boards slightly edge worn. A Christmas inscription (only in pencil) on the first free endpaper, but the contents flawless throughout. The jacket very good with some creasing and edge wear, and half inch closed tears at the head and foot of the spine. Still, an uncommonly crisp example overall of Dr. Seuss s timeless Christmas story, which would define the holiday spirit for generations of young readers.

Advance review copy, inscribed by the author on the title page. The book is completely fine, an unread copy. The dust jacket is very near fine with the faintest hint of thumbing and age tanning, both barely noticeable. Laid in is the publisher's review slip and booklet.