The Expensive Halo: A Fable Without Moral

This large print hardcover is an ex-library copy with typical markings and a library sticker on the dust jacket. The jacket shows signs of wear, particularly along the edges, but remains intact. The binding is solid, and the pages are clean and legible, benefiting from the large print format.

"The Expensive Halo: A Fable Without Moral" by Josephine Tey is presented here in a large print edition published by Chivers Press in 1985. Originally published in 1931 by Peter Davies Limited, this edition offers accessibility with its large print format. Josephine Tey, renowned for her contribution to crime fiction and historical mysteries, explores themes of morality in this unique fable. This edition is distinct for its large print, catering to readers seeking an easier reading experience. The book is a part of the New Portway Large Print series, published in Bath. While this edition is ex-library, it maintains its integrity with a worn but intact dust jacket. The presence of a library sticker adds to its provenance. This edition is a valuable find for collectors of Tey's works or those interested in fables with a moral twist.