The Broken Bridge

This library-bound copy of "The Broken Bridge" shows typical signs of library use, including stamps and markings from Morrill High School Library. The binding is sturdy, with some wear consistent with circulation. The absence of a dust jacket is typical for library editions. Overall, the book is in good condition, with all pages intact and legible.

"The Broken Bridge" by Philip Pullman, published by Alfred A. Knopf in New York, is presented here in its First Knopf Paperback Edition from May 1998. This edition features cover art by Floyd Cooper and is part of a library collection, as indicated by the Morrill High School Library markings. Originally published in 1990, the novel explores themes of identity, family problems, and artistic expression through the story of sixteen-year-old Ginny. Set against the backdrop of a summer in Wales, Ginny discovers complex truths about her family and her mixed-race heritage. This edition is significant for collectors of Pullman's work, offering insight into his exploration of personal and cultural identity. The book is in a durable library binding, ensuring its preservation for future readers, despite the absence of a dust jacket. This copy is ideal for those interested in Philip Pullman's diverse narrative styles and thematic depth.