The Crossing by Gary Paulsen - front cover
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The Crossing

by Gary Paulsen

"The Crossing" by Gary Paulsen, Orchard Books, 1987, hardcover. This ex-library edition features protective plastic covering and library markings. It offers a compelling young adult narrative of survival and friendship at the Mexican border. A significant work for collectors of Gary Paulsen's fiction. ISBN: 0-531-05709-8.

$12.10$
Binding:Hardcover
Condition:Acceptable
1987
Orchard Books
ISBN:0531083098
Stock:1 available
SKU:A25-B2-TNP-0543

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Condition Details

This hardcover copy of "The Crossing" is in fair condition, primarily due to its ex-library status. The dust jacket is protected by a plastic cover, which has preserved the original cover art, though library stickers and markings are present. The binding remains intact, with some wear typical of library circulation. Overall, it is a well-preserved reading copy suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of Gary Paulsen's work.

About This Classic 1987 Edition

"The Crossing" by Gary Paulsen, published by Orchard Books in 1987, is a gripping young adult novel set against the backdrop of a Mexican border town. This hardcover edition, printed in New York and London, captures the harsh realities and unlikely friendships that form in desperate circumstances. The book follows fourteen-year-old Manny, a street kid struggling for survival, who forms a bond with an emotionally troubled American soldier. The narrative explores themes of survival, friendship, and hope. This copy is an ex-library edition, identified by its protective plastic cover and library markings. Gary Paulsen, renowned for his vivid storytelling, offers readers a poignant look at life on the edge. The book is a valuable addition for collectors of young adult fiction and those interested in narratives of resilience and human connection.

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