Second Hoeing

The paperback edition of Second Hoeing shows notable wear, with creasing and some tears on the cover. The spine is intact but has visible wear. Pages are slightly yellowed with age, and there are some stains on the title page. Despite these signs of use, the book remains structurally sound and complete, suitable for reading or as a collector's item.

Second Hoeing by Hope Williams Sykes is a significant work first published in 1935, with this edition reprinted by the University of Nebraska Press in December 1982 as the First Bison Book edition. Sykes, an author known for her vivid portrayal of rural immigrant life, captures the struggles and resilience of farming communities in 1930s America. This edition features an introduction by Timothy J. Kloberdanz, providing valuable context to Sykes' narrative. The book is a paperback, distinguished by its insightful exploration of immigrant experiences during a transformative era in American history. With its focus on themes of hardship and perseverance, Second Hoeing remains a relevant and insightful read. The physical condition of the book shows signs of wear, typical for its age, but remains intact for reading and collection.