Speaking of the Girls . . .
by Frances Weaver
"Speaking of the Girls . . ." by Frances Weaver, Coronet Press, 1986, paperback. Signed by the author with an inscription. Cover by Judith Madison. Essays on women's experiences. Good condition, no dust jacket. A unique addition to collections on women's studies and personal essays.
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This paperback edition is in good condition, with some wear typical of its age. The cover shows minor signs of handling, and the pages are clean and intact. The book is signed by the author with a personal inscription, adding to its uniqueness. There is no dust jacket, as issued.
About This Classic 1986 Edition
"Speaking of the Girls . . ." by Frances Weaver, published by Coronet Press, Inc. in Saratoga Springs, New York, in 1986, is a collection of essays reflecting on the experiences and insights of women. This edition features a cover designed by Judith Madison, adding a unique visual touch to the book. Weaver's work originally appeared in publications such as the Chieftain and the Saratogian/Tri-County News, showcasing her established voice in journalism and commentary. This particular copy is signed by the author, making it a special find for collectors and fans of Weaver's work. The book is in paperback format and does not include a dust jacket. It is a distinctive piece for those interested in women's studies and personal narratives.
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Coronet Press, Inc.
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