Caribou

The book is in good condition with a hardcover binding. The dust jacket shows minor edge wear and has small tears, but remains intact. The pages are clean and free of inscriptions or library markings, maintaining the integrity of this first edition.

"Caribou" by Meg Wolitzer, published by Greenwillow Books in New York, 1985, is a first edition hardcover that delves into the poignant narrative of family and conflict during the Vietnam War era. The book explores the emotional turmoil faced by a family when Becca's older brother, Stevie, chooses to evade the draft by fleeing to Canada, highlighting themes of loyalty, protest, and the personal cost of war. This edition, identifiable by its ISBN 0-688-03991-X, stands out as a significant piece of historical fiction, offering insight into a turbulent period in American history. Although not signed, this copy is well-preserved with a good dust jacket exhibiting minor edge wear. "Caribou" is a valuable addition for collectors interested in Vietnam War narratives and the exploration of familial bonds under duress.