George Johnson's War

This trade paperback edition of "George Johnson's War" is an ex-library copy, showing standard library markings and stickers. The cover is intact with some shelf wear, particularly at the edges and corners. The binding remains firm, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or signatures. There is no dust jacket, as is typical for paperbacks.

"George Johnson's War" by Maureen Garvie and Mary Beaty, published by Groundwood Books / Douglas & McIntyre in 2002, is a trade paperback edition presenting a vivid narrative set during the American Revolution. The book, featuring cover illustration by Greg Spalenka, is rooted in historical fiction and juvenile literature, making it a unique addition to collections focusing on young readers' exploration of history. Groundwood Books, known for their quality publications, offers this edition with a focus on historical accuracy and engaging storytelling. The book's setting and themes provide insight into the life and challenges faced by young George Johnson during a pivotal era. This edition is ex-library, indicating it has been previously circulated but remains a valuable piece for those interested in historical narratives for younger audiences. Condition is typical of library use, with expected markings but overall intact.