Young Adult from KnC Books

A guide for youngsters tracing their ancestry, with blank charts to build their own family tree. Scholastic #TX3940, 1st Scholastic printing, 1977. Very Good/No dust jacket. One small spot on back cover, otherwise wrappers are clean, slight edge and corner wear. Interior is unmarked, pages tight, lightly tanned.

When Krissy's dog Skip became blind, she knew her father would never let her keep him. How long could she keep the secret, and what would happen to Skip? Scholastic #TX448, 5th printing, November 1968. Good/No Dust Jacket. Wrappers clean, shelf rubbed, with some wear to edges and corners; light creasing. Previous owner name on title page; remaining text unmarked,… Read more about this item

Originally published as Tarr of Belway Smith, by Seabury Press. Scholastic #TX1596, 1st Scholastic printing, November 1969. Good/No dust Jacket. Wrappers shelf worn, reader's crease on front cover near spine. 1/2 inch piece missing from bottom front corner, no other tears. Pages tight, previous owner name on half-title page, penciled name inside front cover. Remaining text clean, slightly tanned, pages… Read more about this item

From the author of Gentle Ben. Cover illustration by Richard Amundsen. Scholastic #TX2303, 1st Scholastic printing, December 1972. Wrappers have wear at edges and corners, creasing at corners. Long visible crease on back cover. Pages are tight, text is unmarked other than a fingertip-sized light stain on 3 interior pages.

An enchanting fairytale from the author of "The Hobbit". Black and white drawings by Roger Garland. Houghton Mifflin, 1991. Hardcover, Very Good/Very Good. First American edition, 1st printing. DJ clean, lightly shelf rubbed. Black cloth boards, gilt title on spine; clean, corners sharp, no visible wear. Pages tight, unmarked, lightly tanned at edges.

"Justyce is a good kid. An honor student. Always there to help a friend. So why is he the one in handcuffs?" A study in racial profiling from the viewpoint of the protagonist, a young Black man. Crown Books for Young Readers, 2017. Hardcover, Very Good/VeryGood. Stated First Edition, 11th printing. Dust jacket has light smudges, some crimping at edges. Black… Read more about this item

The Westminster Press, 1969. Hardcover, Good/No Dust Jacket. No edition stated. Cloth boards, small spots and damp mark on front cover. There is a small red color bleed on the bottom edge of the text block, does not show on pages. Previous owner used a Labelmaker to put her name on FFEP. Binding is tight, pages are clean, no creases… Read more about this item

13 year-old twins Will and Lettie and their cousin Jonas weren't planning on staying long in the small town of Surprise Harbor, Maine. But their plans changed when they found the Pilgrim Trading Post. Hastings House, 1964. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Young America Book Club edition. Illustrated boards clean, minimal wear on edges and corners. Binding tight; text clean, unmarked, no… Read more about this item

Navy pilot John Lawrence, serving on the USS Enterprise, is eager to get back into action after being wounded at the Battle of Midway. Flight Deck first appeared in 1961 in hardcover, published by Doubleday. Scholastic #T581, 1968. Paperback, Fair/No Dust Jacket. 2nd printing, October 1968. Wrappers show moderate wear, chipping at top corner of front cover. Stained along spine (see back… Read more about this item

Robb White's classic World War II story of life on a PT boat during wartime. Cover art by Bob Cassel. This is one of the original paperback editions - this title fell out of copyright and is now also sold as print-on-demand. The true first edition was published in hardcover by Doubleday in 1962. Scholastic # T1029, 1968. Paperback, Good/No Dust… Read more about this item

Goldsmith Publishing, 1st edition, 1934. Hardcover, Good/No Dust Jacket. Decorated red cloth boards, corners and spine bumped, spine sunned, moderate shelf wear. Slight crack at back gutter, pages tight. Small sticker remnant on FFEP, text is unmarked but tanned, no creases or tears.

Scholastic #T185, 8th printing, February 1968. Paperback, Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Out-of-print. Wrappers clean, minimal edge wear. Readers crease on front cover near spine, no other cover creases, no tears. Pages are tight, inside covers are browned. Text is unmarked, lightly tanned, no creases or tears.

A young boy in the Congo is caught between traditional village life and the changes of the modern world. Translated from the original French by Marie Ponsot. Voyager Books #AVB37, English translation, 1962. Paperback, Fair/No Dust Jacket. This scarce title is a retired library copy in Fair condition. Wrappers are heavily worn but intact, several creases, but not torn. The spine ends… Read more about this item

A collection of seven short stories from around the world: You Can't Take It With You, by Eva-Lis Wuorio My Vocation, by Mark Lavin Augustine the Thief, by Alexander Mehdevi Rubbish Money, by Maureen Manuel O'Hara's Command, by Berkley McCollum The Lonely Price of Victory, by Jean McCord French Lesson, by Valentin Rasputin Color illustrations Short Story International, Student Series, Volume… Read more about this item

The tenth in a series of books spun off from the The Partridge Family TV series, showcasing the fictional family musical group. Curtis Books #06182, 1972. Paperback, Good/No Dust Jacket. Wrappers have moderate shelf wear, browning. Front cover creased at both corners, some chipping at bottom corner. Text is unmarked, lightly tanned, no creases or tears.

The fifth in a series of books spun off from the The Partridge Family television show, showcasing the fictional family musical group. Curtis Books #06148, 1971. Paperback, Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Wrappers clean with some shelf wear, light wear to edges and corners. No visible creases, binding and pages tight. Previous owner's name in pencil on flyleaf; remaining text… Read more about this item

16 young celebrities from the 1960s share their stories of success. Includes interviews with actress Sally Field, Olympic ice-skater Peggy Fleming, and singer Leslie Uggams. 16 full page black and white photos. Tempo Books #T-193, 1st printing thus, 1968. Paperback, Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Wrappers show very light shelf wear, light readers crease on front cover near spine, small corner crease.… Read more about this item

An imaginative re-telling of myths and legends for the young, prequel to Hawthorne's Tanglewood Tales. Complete and unabridged, with an introduction by Alice Hogan. Airmont Classics Series #CL118, 1966. Paperback, Good/No Dust Jacket. Wrappers are shelf worn and browning slightly, reader's crease on front cover along the spine, no tears. Pages tight, text unmarked, no creases.

A reprint of the 1883 original, with spelling and punctuation updated to modern usage. Afterword by G.S. Fraser, with a selected bibliography of Stevenson's works and a short biography. Signet Classic #L1090, 8th printing thus, 1965. Hardcover, Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Small sized hardcover (paperback-sized). Illustrated boards clean, browning, small sticker ghost at top corner of front cover. Binding is… Read more about this item

Weekly Reader Children's Book Club edition, 1964. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. Illustrated boards clean, shelf rubbed, lightly bumped at corners. Binding tight. Previous owner's name neatly written on FFEP. Remaining text clean, no creases or tears.