Linsey, Herself

This mass-market paperback is in fair condition, showing typical signs of age such as yellowing pages and some wear to the cover edges. The binding remains intact, ensuring readability. There is a handwritten inscription on the first page, adding a unique aspect to this copy. No dust jacket is present, as is common with paperbacks of this kind.

"Linsey, Herself" by Ruth Wolff, first published as "A Crack in the Sidewalks," is presented here in its 1968 edition by Scholastic Book Services. This mass-market paperback was first printed in April 1968 and offers a glimpse into the narrative style and themes of mid-20th-century fiction. Ruth Wolff, known for her engaging storytelling, brings to life the character of Linsey in a manner that resonates with the social dynamics of the era. This edition, published in New York, London, and Richmond Hill, Ontario, is a first printing, making it a valuable find for collectors of vintage paperbacks. The book contains a handwritten inscription, adding a personal touch to this particular copy. While the book does not include a dust jacket, it remains a compelling piece for those interested in classic literature from the 1960s.