Alice Rose & Sam by Kathryn Lasky - front cover
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Alice Rose & Sam

by Kathryn Lasky

Alice Rose & Sam by Kathryn Lasky, published by Hyperion Paperbacks for Children in 1999, is a First Hyperion Paperback Edition. This ex-library copy features library binding and markings. It captures the adventures of Alice Rose with Mark Twain in 1860s Virginia. A scarce edition, ideal for collectors of juvenile and historical fiction. ISBN: 0-7868-2277-5.

$15.57$
Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Acceptable
1998
Hyperion Paperbacks for Children
ISBN:0786803363
Stock:1 available
SKU:A22-B6-SAL-0100

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Condition Details

This ex-library copy of Alice Rose & Sam shows typical library wear, with stamps and labels from Morrill High School Library. The binding remains intact, but expect some edge wear and possible library markings throughout. The dust jacket condition is unknown, and any additional flaws are consistent with library usage.

About This Classic 1998 Edition

Alice Rose & Sam, authored by Kathryn Lasky, is presented in this First Hyperion Paperback Edition published in 1999 by Hyperion Paperbacks for Children, New York. This edition captures the adventurous spirit of Alice Rose, a vibrant twelve-year-old, as she embarks on thrilling escapades with the legendary Mark Twain in 1860s Virginia City. Although the copyright page states 1998, this specific printing marks its 1999 release. Kathryn Lasky, known for her engaging storytelling, brings historical fiction to life, making it a delightful read for young audiences. This copy, an ex-library edition from Morrill High School, is part of a scarce print run, particularly in library binding format. The book is a valuable addition for collectors of juvenile and historical fiction, providing a unique glimpse into a bygone era. Condition details include typical library markings and stamps, indicative of its previous life on library shelves.

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