Emma's Island

The book is in fair condition, with noticeable wear consistent with its age and format. The cover shows signs of handling, with some creasing and edge wear. The spine is intact but shows signs of reading. The pages are yellowed, typical for paperbacks from this period, but remain legible. There are no inscriptions or library markings.

Honor Arundel's "Emma's Island" is a notable entry in children's literature, first published in 1968. This particular edition, published by Pan Books in 1977, is the third printing. The book is a mass-market paperback, measuring conveniently for easy handling by young readers. The cover illustration, created by Mary Dinsdale, captures the adventurous spirit of the story. Arundel, known for her engaging narratives for young audiences, presents a tale that continues to resonate with themes of exploration and self-discovery. This edition is part of the Piccolo imprint, a division of Pan Books, known for its accessible and popular children's titles. While the book is not a first edition, its continued reprinting indicates a sustained demand and appreciation. The physical condition of the book suggests it has been cherished, with signs of wear typical for a paperback of this age. This copy is ideal for collectors and readers interested in classic children's fiction.