Boy of Nazareth

The book is in fair condition with significant wear to the cover, especially on the spine. The binding is exposed at the top, and there is no dust jacket. Library stamps are present, indicating its previous life as a library copy. Despite these flaws, the pages remain intact and legible, making it a viable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of historical religious narratives.

"Boy of Nazareth" by Marian Keith, published by Abingdon-Cokesbury Press in 1950, is a revised edition of "Glad Days in Galilee" (1935). This hardcover edition is illustrated by Arthur Harper, adding a visual dimension to the narrative. Set in the historical context of Nazareth, the book explores themes of faith and history, appealing to readers interested in religious and historical fiction. The book is a former library copy, marked by typical library stamps. Notably, it does not include a dust jacket, and the cover shows signs of wear, particularly along the spine. This edition is a unique find for collectors of religious literature, offering insights into the life and times of Jesus through Marian Keith's storytelling.