Search Results: Titles starting with H from Turtleman Used Books

Very little wear. First edition. Seems there is a hole in Wuthering Heights. This book was written to fill that. What did Heathcliff do during those three years to be so changed? Did he join the circus? Enroll in finishing school? Become the dread Pirate Roberts? You will have to read the book to find out.

Little wear other than spine creases, but one, between pages 154-55 is deep, presenting a potential break if not handled with care. Nothing loose now, just be careful. The eighth of 25 novels in the Kinsey Millhone mystery series.

A series of three cookbooks from Hawaii, composed of recipes provided by the members of HGEA-AFSCME. Each is rather rare and highly valued on its own and here you can have all three. Purchased individually, these rare cookbooks could cost you as much as $60 or more. All three are being offered here at a very favorable price. All are plastic ring bound and show little wear, other than the back cover of #2, which is in danger of coming loose. Literally hundreds of recipes which are family favorites all over the state.

Like new, appears never to have been used. CDROM has never been taken from its packaging. Since it is 20 years old, you will probably need some backward compatibility to use it. I am not a computer guy, so I cannot say how much this book relates to present day specs.

The third of five books in the Dr. Alexandra Gladstone mystery series. Little wear, mainly some creases along the spine. 201 pages, all clean and unmarked. Not exactly when this story is set, other than somewhere in England in a time before automobiles when a female doctor would have been an unusual thing.

Little wear other than a collection of spine creases. Pages are clean and tight. The third of seventeen Ali Reynolds novels.

Very little wear. First edition. The third novel of seventeen in the Ali Reynolds series.

A large paperback with little wear. The corners are slightly turned and the cover shows a few little chips. The spine is square and creaseless, and the pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Owner's name embossed on the half-title page. Twenty-nine chapters on Restorative Justice by a total of 41 authors. This book will ship at about three pounds. Excess shipping costs are included in the list price. Also look for New Directions in Restorative Justice by Elizabeth Elliott and Robert M. Gordon, Eds. (SKU - ST10740) in this store.

Very little wear. Al about the purported benefits of herbs.

No dust jacket. A small amount of wear at the base of the spine. Some spotting to the page edges. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Many black and white illustrations and a scattering of color plates as well. Some notes on the front glued endpaper. This book will ship at about two pounds. Excess shipping costs are included in the list price. This is a rare book, especially the 1971 printing. Although unstated, this is likely the first edition.

First edition. Very little wear to the book, the dust jacket has a 1 cm tear on the front, top, near the spine. Inscription opposite the title page. Six fairy tales (Rumpelstiltskin, Beauty and the Beast, Hansel and Gretel, Little Red Riding Hood, The Frog Prince, and Jack and the Beanstalk) retold in a way perhaps as entertaining to the parent as to the child. With full color illustrations.

Little wear. Pages are clean and tight and the spine has just one crease. Originally published in 1934, this edition was released in conjunction with the release of a movie based upon the book. A satire on upper class British life where the characters all seem to have money, but little else.

Little wear. Originally published in 1934. Described as parts tragedy, comedy and irony, with a major dose of cynicism. The breakdown of a marriage equates to the breakdown of society and expresses Waugh's feeling about the breakdown of his own marriage. Pages are clean tight and unmarked.

This small dictionary covers terms, people and gods from more than just the Greek and Roman mythology, with Egyptian, Scandinavian and "Hindoo" mythology as well. (The Greek and Roman mythological figures seem to have more complete descritions than the rest.) The fabric front cover is embossed with decoration in black and gilt. More black print on the spine. There is wear at all four corners and at the head and tail of the spine. The stitched binding seems tight and the pages are clean and unmarked, with a very tiny amount of edge damage on pages 57-60. Decorative endpapers with the owner's name on the front endpaper. There are many reprints, facsimilies and PODs out there of this book, but this is the real deal, well over 100 years old. It is also exceedingly rare.

This rare booklet consists of reprints of articles first published in the Columbia Basin News following the 15th anniversary of the first construction at the Hanford Nuclear site. The textured cardstock cover shows some wear, mainly along the edges of the spine. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked.

The Detective Book Club produced volumes of three crime novels from 1942 to 1999. Originally monthly, near the end they dwindled down to just a few per year. Many famous detective and crime novelists had their early works featured in DBC editions. Often, books were published in DBC editions before, or at the same time as they were published in mass market form. Here's some information about these three authors:Bill Knox:

Knox wrote under his own name and three pen names. He wrote two detective series under his own name, the Thane and Moss series (25 books) and the Webb Carrick series (15). There were three other series which he published under the name of Robert MacLeod, totaling another 22 books. He also wrote 12 stand alone novels. Knox died in 1999.
The Hanging Tree is the 18th book in the Thane and Moss Series.E. X. Ferrars:

During her career, Ferrars published over 70 novels, mostly as stand-alones. Her longest series were the Virginia Freer and Andrew… Read More

Spine has a number of creases and is slightly skewed. 182 pages are clean, tight and only slightly yellowed. This is the second of fifteen novels in the Inspector Kenworthy Mystery series, originally published in 1975. Snooping seems to have gotten a nosy ex-schoolteacher hanged ... twice. Inspector Kenworthy and his sergeant are called to an old coastal village to find out who put Miss Merridew's neck in a noose.

A very nice book with very little wear. The leather over the spine shows a few small places of rubbing. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Many black and white illustrations and a few in color (8). Contains 13 stories.

Very little wear. Owner's name inside front cover. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked.

Stated first edition. No dust jacket. Tan fabric covered boards show little wear, although the spine is cocked a little and the lower right corner of the front cover is bent slightly (see photo #3). Deckle-edged pages are clean, tight and intact. Owner's name inside the front cover. An autobiography of Mencken's childhood. Some of the chapters were previously published in the 'New Yorker Magazine'. A fairly rare book.