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Touchstone, 1995 1994. Paperback. Paperback Listing in progress, complete details and photos coming soon." (jimdisc)

32 p.; ill. (colour). Includes discussion material. From classification data: Katie disobeys a family rule in going to the pond without adult supervision, not realizing that grownups' rules are like God's rules in that they represent love and protection. Includes discussion questions at the end of the story.

250 p. Illustrated.Covers show significant wear with cracked hinges, and the textblock has a few minor tears, but is otherwise internally Fine and possibly even unread. From cataloguing data: A sixteen-year-old orphan is kidnapped by his villainous uncle, but later escapes and becomes involved in the struggle of the Scottish highlanders against English rule.

First printing stated, First Edition.157 p.; ill. Very minimal signs of external wear, but no creasing to spine and otherwise Fine. Perfect gift for a die-hard D&D fan.From the introduction: In this story, you are Sparrow, a young juggler who, together with his brother, Jay, travels from town to town performing your act at inns and fairs in order to scratch out a meager existence. It's a hard life, and nothing exciting ever seems to happen to you – until today, that is . . . .Pick a Path to Adventure™ in this vintage Dungeons & Dragons™ Endless Quest® with a map given to you by a mysterious stranger who lay dying beneath a rowan tree. You must set free the spirit of a tormented king in order to gain a hoard of treasure!For those unfamiliar "Choose Your Own Adventure" types of books, they are great for rereading: the story presents the reader with choices in key situations, each choice leading to a different page and, ultimately, a different ending.

First Edition. Signed (Peggy Murphy Widder). In removable protective cover. 302 p.; ill.; contains index. Illustrated with both photographs and diagrams (pp. 161-174). From dust jacket: Neighbors in rural Kirtland, Ohio, welcomed Jeffrey Lundgren when he, his wife Alice and their four children rented a rundown farmhouse. After a group of devout, often attractive, and college-educated young men and women, formerly from the Reorganized Church of the Latter-Day Saints, moved in, residents assumed they were starting some sort of commune. But under Lundgren's warped leadership, these people nurtured an apocalyptic vision at odds with true Mormon beliefs that would ultimately lead to the kidnapping and murder of an entire family, including three small children. Lundgren ruled his group dictatorial powers. He led the men through paramilitary exercises in preparation for the violent takeover of the Kirtland Temple, and the women through bizarre sexual rituals. Nightly harangues focused on a "blood sacrifice"… Read More

Presumably first edition.
128 p.; ill.; 20 cm.
A softened, well-loved 70s book with wrinkles and scuffs and little tears and stains and markings and so forth, a few of the illustrations have even been coloured! However, none of this damage occurs to the text itself! A very readable copy!
From the rear cover:
THE CATS throw a midnight party with an uninvited guest . . . kittens learn manners . . . a kitten goes for a train ride . . . kitten twins have a snowball battle with a bully .. . a cat watches as a famous inventor changes the world . . . a mother cat saves her new kittens from danger. . . . These and many other stories about our cat friends are included in this delightful book. These FUN-TO-READ stories will help young children learn to love books. At first, the stories can be read aloud. Later, as children grow a little older, they will be eager to read the stories themselves. It is never too early to start young children on a lifelong enjoyment of books.

Gage Distribution Co, 1986. Hardcover. Hardcover Listing in progress, complete details and photos coming soon." (jimdisc)

RARE. Approx 24 p. (unnumbered); ill. Folded pages in card cover, never bound. Tiny light stain to top edge near spine and very mild shelfwear/rubbing, otherwise Fine. A high-contrast black and white punk zine with musings, stories, images, and hard-hitting quotes. Includes topics such as work, strikes, government and education systems, racism, punk culture, and music.