Search Results: Titles starting with M from White Pine Books

New York: Galahad Books, 1994. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very good Plus. Published by arrangement with Portfolio Press, which originally published this in 1992. Printed on high quality paper, this volume includes a multitude of color plates plus text describing the history of Hummels, Goebel's partnership with Hummel, the making of the figurines, collecting, plus an appendix with a history of marks and symbols. 320 pages, including the appendix. Jacket has a very small closed tear at the top of the spine, and is bumped a little on bothe spine ends. A little evidence of rubbing to the jacket. Book has very lightly bumped spine ends.

New York: Hyperion, 2006. 1st. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. New York: Hyperion, 2006. 1st. Fine/Fine. First edition, first printing. Unmarked. Unread. Unclipped. NOT a remainder. NOT ex-lib. Gift quality. Please do not hesitate to request more information, including photos, if you need more information before ordering. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall.

Stellar A Productions in Cooperation with Penman Publishing, 2004. Trade Paperback. New. Stellar A Productions in Cooperation with Penman Publishing, 2004. New. Marsha's Song details the importance of direct and complete involvement in the survival, recovery and success of a child left for dead. This true story depicts the will to survive, to overcome handicaps, and the determination and perseverance necessary for a challenged youngster to succeed and prosper. . . . Read the amazing account of how this life-threatening accident changed this little girl's life, as well as that of every member of her family. Through direct and complete invoclement, power from within, and the strencth and love of family and friends,. recovery finally beocmes more than a dream." Condition: New.

Freeman, 1971. Hardcover. Very Good Minus/No Jacket. Freeman, 1971. Very Good Minus/No Jacket. Firm, straight binding. Pages free of markings. Front pastedown and fep have had something erased, with a little damage to the finish of the paper. There is also a bookstore inventory type number stamped in pale grey, and a Georgia Tech used book yellow sticker on the ffep. Sticker residue on front. Covers lightly soiled. Beige cloth-covered boards. A little edgewear. Please ask questions or request photos before ordering if you would like more information. I will be glad to help.

Chicago: Reilly & Lee, 1931. Hardcover. Ex-Library. Helen Lorraine. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, 1931. Ex-Library. Helen Lorraine. Ex-library copy with no jacket has black tape on the spine, pocket & date-due slip removed from rear pastedown & endpaper, front épastedown has library stamp & call number which have been "scratched out" with pencil, title page has library stamp, call number, and in the gutter some inked "inventory" information, page 55 has library stamp and inked call number in the margin. There may be another instance of a library stamp not yet found. The pages are remarkably clean, with just a bit of age-toning. The cover of the book is loose -- attached weakly at the front gutter, and otherwise completely separated from the spine. The boards are in reasonably good condition, but do have wear, light soil, corner and edgewear. The cloth is worn on the edges showing various amounts of cardboard at the edges. The signatures have remained… Read More

Cherokee Publishing Company, 1980. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. From the front jacket flap: "From the furrows of a rocky farm in the mountains of north Georgia there began to emerge several decades ago poetry so exquisite, so perfect in its form, that it almost immediately attracted national attention. The literati - incredulous that so unlikely a background could produce ballads, sonnets, and lyrics of so high a quality - assumed that their author was a poseur who affected his simplicity and the humble circumstances of his life. Byron Herbert Reece was no poseur. He was what he seemed: first of all, a dirt farmer of modest success; after that, a poet of surpassing genius. Editor Ralph McGill said that he was "one of the really great poets of our time, and one who stands with those of any other time." In this volume a distinguished educator and writer shows how time has proved the correctness of that evaluation. He traces Reece's short life from his birth to his untimely death,… Read More

New York: Dodd, Mead, 1975. Commemorative. Hardcover. VG/VG-. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1975. Commemorative. VG/VG-. A nice book showing its age a little. Spine is bumped, but corners are still sharp, with minor wear only. PON on front fly (first name only, small & neat). Jacket is tones & has some light soil, a very few small closed tears, and the spine ends of the jacket have been bumped and have a couple of tiny chips. This is the BCE, not the trade edition. No writing other than as noted. No tape. NOT ex-lib. Please ask questions or request photos if you would like more information before ordering. I will be glad to help you.

Applewood Books, 4-05. Reprint. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very good plus. A very nice copy of the Appplewood reprint of this Nancy Drew mystery as it first appeared - before all the revisions and rewritess that would make this story almost unrecognizable. Dut jacket has a crease running the length of the spine.