
My Sweet Charlie
by David Westheimer
"My Sweet Charlie" by David Westheimer, New American Library, 1966, Seventh Printing. Trade paperback in fair condition with cover wear and page yellowing. Includes a personal inscription. A significant work exploring themes of race and society, valuable for collectors of mid-century American fiction.
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The book is in fair condition, with noticeable wear on the cover edges and some yellowing of the pages, typical for a paperback of this age. There is a personal inscription inside, but no other markings or library stamps. The binding remains intact, ensuring readability despite its vintage state.
About This Vintage 1966 Edition
"My Sweet Charlie" by David Westheimer, published by New American Library in 1966, is a compelling novel exploring themes of race and human connection. This edition is a trade paperback, identified as the seventh printing, distinct from the original hardcover edition by Doubleday & Company. Westheimer, known for his insightful storytelling, crafts a narrative that delves into the lives of two fugitives navigating societal challenges. This edition, published in New York, captures the essence of the era it depicts, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in mid-20th-century American literature. The book's condition reflects its age, with some signs of wear, and includes a personal inscription, adding a unique touch to this copy.
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Signet / New American Library
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