La Clé sur la porte

This hardcover edition of "La Clé sur la porte" shows signs of library use, including stamps and catalog labels from the Denver Public Library. The cover is intact with no visible dust jacket. The binding appears strong, ensuring the book remains a durable addition to any collection. While the library markings are present, they do not detract from the readability or overall condition of the book.

"La Clé sur la porte" by Marie Cardinal is a notable work first published in 1972 by Bernard Grasset in Paris. This edition is marked as the "édition originale," indicating its status as a first edition. Marie Cardinal, a celebrated French author, is known for her insightful exploration of human psychology and societal norms. This hardcover copy, once part of the Denver Public Library collection, bears library markings but remains a significant piece of 1970s French literature. The book delves into themes typical of Cardinal's oeuvre, offering a profound look at personal and social dynamics. Its scarcity as a first edition enhances its appeal to collectors and enthusiasts of French literature. The physical condition reflects its library history, but the binding remains intact, preserving the integrity of this classic work.