Search Results: Titles starting with B from Book Moon

Signed on the title page by the author. Fine/Fine or As New. Reversible dust jacket.

HarperCollins. First/Later Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. HarperCollins: New York, 1978. Very Good/Fine. Remainder mark. Tight, clean text block. No internal markings. 1998 Phoenix Award honor book.

Cambridge University Press, 1997. First Edition stated. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. SBN 10: 052146496X

Anthology of Victorian and Edwardian imaginative fiction published before 1914. Slight bow to boards. Uniform age-toning to interior pages. No po; jacket not price-clipped. Dj shows some discoloration to back photo of the author. ISBN: 0491017944.

Near Fine book in NF dustjacket. First edition stated with complete number line. SIGNED by both author and illustrator on FFEP: "Love to the Stars...Keep reading!" Slight wear to bottom corner of dj and front board. Recipient of the Coretta Scott King Award.

Pantheon, 2007. First U.S.. Hardcover. As New/As New.

Modern Library, 2002. Soft Cover. Good. Text block lightly skewed; slight edge wear to wraps.

Golden Gryphon Press. Hardcover. As New/As New. Golden Gryphon, 2000. Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. SIGNED on title page by author. First edition stated. Author’s first book of collected stories with forward by Michael Bishop. Winner of the 2001World Fantasy Award for Best Collection.

Illustrated by Barron Storey. Full red leather with banded spine and gold embossed lettering with design. Silk moire end papers with gilt edges and original red ribbon book mark. Very small, rubbed area to leather bottom along edge. Faint white rub marks, possibly from painted shelf, top of text block.

Edited by Angus Wells. Dust jacket in Brodart protective sleeve; not price clipped. Light browning near top edge of jacket.

Fine book in Fine dj with Fine slipcase. Facsimile first edition printed from the 1948 original.

First edition, first printing with complete number line 1-10. 2009 Horror anthology including short stories, graphic stories, illustrations and art with contributions from over 30 writers and artists including Stephen King, Peter Straub and Neil Gaiman.

Fine book in Very Good dj. First edition stated. Lightest soiling as expected for age. Tight, square, unclipped. No po. Original ISBN: 0297765558.

Thomas Y Crowell. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Very Good. Thomas Y. Crowell: New York,1973. Fine book in Very Good + DJ. Edge wear at bottom of DJ spine. Minimal slant to spine. First edition with full number line. Clean, bright text. No internal markings. Illustrated by Trervor Stubley. ISBN: 0690145969

Doubleday. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Doubleday and Co: New York, 1964. Fine Book in Fine DJ, in protective mylar. First edition (published in the UK one year later in 1965). Original price $3.50 on DJ flap. The author’s second book (preceded by The Wolves of Willoughby) set in an elaborate alternative history of Britain. Aiken was inspired by Dickens to create an intricate plot she believed helpful to children’s habit of rereading or having books reread to them.

First Edition. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. Harper & Row: New York, 1973. First Edition. Fine Book in Fine, price clipped DJ, in protective mylar. A lovely poem-story based on the Adoff family and full of love and delight. Illustrated by Emily McCully. Ages 4 - 8.

In wraps. No creases at spine. Tight, square text blcock. Translated by Kate Robinson. Originally published in Japanese as Burakku Jakku by Akita Shoten, 1993.

First edition. Solid, tight copy. Jacket protected in Brodart sleeve. No chips, not price clipped, not ex-lib. Some light shelfwear to top edge. Jacket by Lee Brown Coye.

Harper Collins. Hardcover. Fine/Signed.

First edition. #28 of 250 signed and numbered copies. A little browning toward outer edges. Front and back cover b&w illustrationed by John Picacio. Grey wraps, grey paper. Shelfwear on top and bottom edge of spine.