Search Results: Titles starting with W from Sparkle Books

Kampen: H. Kok, 1948 Very Good - Black Boards with gilt lettering and owl motif. blue tinted top edge. Clean interior no writing or marks. Page are age toned.

New York: Rand Mcnally, 1955 Reading Copy, No Dust Jacket, Worn Covers. Boards Slightly Bowed. Has 27 Full Page Colour Pictures By Wesley Dennis. No Writing Or Ownership Marks.

U.S.A.: Blue Rider Press, 2012 Stated First Printing, Full Number Line, Fine In Near Fine Unclipped Dust Jacket With Slight Rub To Edges. No Writing Or Marks. Over Five Hundred Pages, Expect A Request For Additional Postage.

New York: Farrar & Rinehart, 1938 Good Plus Apparent First 1938 Grey Hardcover With Maroon Top Edge And Art Deco Motifs. No Dust Jacket. Farrar & Rinehart Logo On Copyright Page. 338 Pages. Various Small Stains And Marks And Soiling To Boards, Moderately Cocked Spine. Fos On Ffep. Light Age Toning. Book Is Still Sound, Looks Like A Water Stain On Top Edge. Some Foxing On Boards, Inner Cover And Some Edges. Book Appears To Be Quite Scarce.

Racine: Whitman, 1957 1957 Whitman Tell-A-Tale Book 2509, cover price 29 Cents, story by Revena, adapted by Tony Strobl and Neil Boyle, pictures by the Walt Disney Studio. Good clean bright interior. Boards are quite worn and corners bumped. No writing or ex-lib. Spine is okay, rusting staples are in view.

Usa: Disneyland Vista, 1977 Two Cassettes And Two Soft Cover Books In Good Condition. Former Owner's Name. 1977.

New York: Parents' Magazine Press, 1974 Very Good Copy Of This Parents 1974 Edition. Very Light Rub To Extremeties. No Writing Or Marks.

United Kingdom: Andersen Pr Ltd, 2001 For All Of Us Who Have Parented A Child Reluctant To Stop Using A Soother (Aka "Dummy" In The Uk) And For Those Who Are Loathe To Relinquish, A Fun Depiction Of The Many Efforts And Final Success In Pursuading The Princess To Give Up Her Soother/Dummy. Very Good Condition, Glossy Boards, No Jacket If Issued, First Edition, First Printing.

Hayward, California, U.S.A.: Seanglim Bit, 1991 Self Published 1991 Scholarly Analysis Of Cambodia And The Ascent Of The Khmer Rouge. In Very Good Condition, No Writing Or Ownership Marks, In Very Good Protected And Umarked Dust Jacket (Protective Cover Is Taped To Boards, And Tape Has Left Some Staining On Facing Pages. The Author, A Civil Servant, Fled Cambodia In 1975, Was Educated At The University Of San Francisco And Directed The Asian Medical Clinic In Oakland, Serving Post Traumatic Stress Victims From Cambodia. Jacket Comments Are By Persons Well Placed In Government And Academia. Appears To Be A Credible Work.

New York: Viking, 1947 VG copy of The Wayward Bus no jacket russet boards wtih gold lettering and blind stamped bus on front board. Published by the Viking Press in February 1947. No other printing details. Slight fading and aging of pages but generally clean and sound copy. Very slightly cocked spine, roughcut pages. No writing or stickers.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: Modern Press, 1980 Trade Size Paperback Published By Modern Press In 1980, Has Splitting Top And Bottom Of Front Cover Near Spine. Interestingly Enough, On The Title Page Are The Words "Sept/86 To Bunny, Edith Hewson." These Words Have All Been Struck Out With A Black Felt Pen. Maybe Bunny Was In The Book And She Didn't Like What Was Said?

U.S.A.: Voyager, 1978 1978 Harcourt Voyager Paperback In Very Good Minus Condition Due To Bookplate And A Stain To Upper Front Corner Which Persists Throughout. Clean And Crisp Otherwise. Harriet Pincus, The Illustrator, Contracted Polio At The Age Of Sixteen. This Was Her First Illustration Assignment. According To Marjorie Ingall, "Pincus¿ Illustrations, Frankly, Are Hideous¿ But Also Alluring! One Critic Compared Her Work To That Of Cartoonist R. Crumb, And Noted The ¿Whimsical Grump¿ In The Characters¿ Faces. I Think Her Pictures Are Sendakian, But Way Less Cute."

New York: Puffin, 1985 As new save sticker remnants back page and fos on ffep ( but since fos name is Andrew John Stuart, we could be somewhat forgiving?) Gorgeous 1985 soft cover as new copy of Wee Gillis by Munro Leaf (story) and Lawson, Robert (drawings) which was A Caldecott Honor Book in1939. Leaf also created the Watchbirds. Remember? "This is a Watchbird. This is a Watchbird watching you.?" Leaf was the creator of Ferdinand for his friend, illustrator Robert Lawson, who won a Newbery Medal forRabbit Hill in 1945 and a Caldecott Medal in 1940 for They Were Strong and Good. He also did the artwork for a limited edition of The Crock of Gold in 1942.

New York: Tempo Books, 1975 Very Good Copy 1975 Tempo Books 7451 95 Cents, Pages Agetoned, Light Wear To Surface And Edges. Yellow Tint To Page Edges, No Writing Or Marks. Spine Is Uncreased. 0448074516

New York: Ballantine Del Rey, 1977 William Morris Defined An Entire Aesthetic And Philosophy, Might Be Best Known For His Textile And Wallpaper Designs And Yes, Wrote Novels Also! You Know You Have Encountered A Work By A Major Force When The Jacket Review Snippets Include C.S. Lewis! This Second Printing Of First Thus Revised Edition In 1977 Is In Good Condition, Has Some Edge Wear And Is Lightly Tanned.

London UK: Corgi Books, 1974 A very nice copy,somewhat toned. No writing or marks and may be unread. Pink paperback with black and red device. 1974 Corgi Paperback.The classic novel of lesbian love.

New York: Fawcett Crest, 1959 Very Good+ Fawcett Crest D1105, Cover Price 50 Cents. Copyright 1959, No Other Print Details. Fos On Ffep, Light Toning, Else Very Good. Bright Red Stain To Page Edges. No Spine Creases. Three Very Small Ink Spots On Page Edge.

New York: M. Evans & Co., 1971 Very Good stated first printing with small and neat Former Owner name on ffep. Decorative end papers, $8.95 original price on unclipped dust jacket corner. Jacket has loss at edges and folds but is complete for the most part.. Professional design and end material including index, reading list and additional information on culture and customs. Recipes are from Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Ghana and Liberia. Small Quarto.

Toronto On: Longmans Canada, 1967 Near Fine Copy Of Reminiscences By Bruce Hutchison In Very Good Unclipped Dust Jacket. Former Owner Name On Ffep. Print Details Not Stated. This Is A Book Of Reminiscences About Hutchison's Career As A Journalist And His Life Outdoors On Vancouver Island.

Doubleday Canada, 1989 " Based Loosely On The Life Of Reclusive Beach Boy Brian Wilson, It Was Called The Best Novel Ever Written About Rock Music By Penthouse Magazine. It Later Won A Governor-General's Award For Literature." A Few Fine Indentations On Front Panel Of Jacket. Otherwise As New.