Little Arliss

This first edition hardcover of "Little Arliss" shows signs of its ex-library status, with a library stamp on the title page. The dust jacket is worn, exhibiting edge wear but remains intact. The binding is solid, ensuring longevity for collectors and readers alike. Illustrations by Ronald Himler remain clear and add depth to the narrative.

"Little Arliss" by Fred Gipson, first published in 1978 by Harper & Row, Publishers, is a first edition hardcover that showcases the storytelling prowess of Gipson, best known for "Old Yeller." Illustrated by Ronald Himler, this edition offers a vivid portrayal of Western life through the eyes of a determined twelve-year-old boy. The narrative follows his adventurous pursuit of a runaway horse, capturing themes of resilience and courage. This edition is a part of the HarperCrest imprint, known for quality publications. The book is an ex-library copy, adding a layer of history and uniqueness. The dust jacket, though worn, still protects the hardcover, indicating its past life in Wake County Public Libraries. A must-have for collectors of Western fiction and Gipson enthusiasts, this edition is a testament to the enduring appeal of Gipson's work.