Jesus Lives – Hardcover By Young, Sarah – VERY GOOD Product Id:1404186956 Condition:USED_VERY_GOOD Notes:Item in very good condition! Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc…
The product is a first edition hardcover book titled “The Christmas Sweater” by Glenn Beck, Kevin Balfe, and Jason Wright. Published in 2008 by Threshold Editions, this novel is part of the coming-of-age Christian fiction genre and is intended for young adults and adults.
Publisher : Dover Publications. Pages : 320. List Price (MSRP) : 15.95. Dust Jacket : False.
Typical foxing for a book that’s 54 years old.
A fantastic instant Thomas Bernhard library with 4 first edition hardcovers! The Loser, Woodcutters & Gathering Evidence are all first edition Knopf printings. Woodcutters & The Loser both have the first end paper stamped lightly with “NEW” in all caps. Yes is a first Quartet edition, printed in Great Britain. 3 trade paperbacks are also included: Gargoyles (which has a crack spine) and Concrete & On The Mountain (both Quartet editions) The books are all in good clean shape, some shelf wear to exterior dust jackets. See photos for full details (please zoom in and see all the photos before buying) and happy to answer any questions if you have them!
This Book is in good overall condition. The spine has creasing. Pages may include bends and folds. The “Head”, “Tail” and “Fore-Edge” may have markings and or spots.
String Games (Klutz) – Spiral-bound By Johnson, Anne Akers – GOOD Product Id:1570540403 Condition:USED_GOOD Notes:Item in good condition. Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc…
You are purchasing a Very Good copy of ‘100 Things We’ve Lost to the Internet’. Condition Notes: Used book in very good condition.
Double-spaced lines within each puzzle. Divider line between puzzles. This way the next sequential numbered puzzle would not be seen accidentally to spoil the decoding fun. Cryptograms To Challenge Your Brain: 300 Cryptoquote Puzzles of Notable Entertaining Quotes.
