
The Journey of the Shadow Bairns
by Margaret J. Anderson
"The Journey of the Shadow Bairns" by Margaret J. Anderson, published by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. in 1980, is a hardcover ex-library edition with ISBN 0-394-84511-0. Featuring a jacket painting by Patricia Henderson Lincoln, this historical fiction explores Scottish immigration themes. The book is in fair condition, with library stamps and minor jacket wear, suitable for collectors and enthusiasts of historical narratives.
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This hardcover edition of "The Journey of the Shadow Bairns" is an ex-library copy with typical library markings, including a stamp from South Elementary Library. The dust jacket is present but exhibits minor wear and edge damage. Despite these signs of previous use, the binding remains intact, ensuring that the book is structurally sound for continued reading or collection.
About This Classic 1980 Edition
"The Journey of the Shadow Bairns" by Margaret J. Anderson was published by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. in New York in 1980. This hardcover edition features a jacket painting by Patricia Henderson Lincoln, adding a visual allure to its historical narrative. The book explores themes of family and resilience as a young Scottish girl and her brother navigate life’s challenges after their parents' sudden death, leading them to emigrate to Canada. This edition, identified with ISBN 0-394-84511-0, is an ex-library copy from South Elementary Library, indicated by stamps within. While it shows signs of library usage, the book remains a valuable piece for collectors interested in historical fiction and narratives of immigration. The jacket is intact but shows minor wear, common in library editions. This title is a testament to Anderson's ability to weave compelling stories that resonate with readers interested in historical and familial themes.
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