The Miracle of the Bells

This hardcover edition of "The Miracle of the Bells" exhibits wear consistent with library use. The spine and covers show noticeable wear, and there are library stamps from Regis High School Library, Denver, Colorado. The binding is intact, though the absence of a dust jacket limits protection. Overall, it is in fair condition for an ex-library book of its age.

"The Miracle of the Bells" by Russell Janney, published by Prentice-Hall, Inc. in New York, 1946, is a notable work of fiction that blends drama and inspiration. This particular copy is a fourth printing, as indicated on the copyright page. Janney's work, first published in 1946, quickly became a beloved story, capturing themes of faith and perseverance. This edition, marked with library stamps from Regis High School Library in Denver, Colorado, reflects its journey through time and its role in community reading programs. The book's hardcover binding shows signs of wear, typical for ex-library copies, but it remains a solid piece of literary history. While the dust jacket's condition is unknown, the book itself offers a glimpse into mid-20th-century American fiction. This edition, with its historical library provenance, is a unique find for collectors and enthusiasts of classic inspirational literature.