
Thief of Hearts
by Laurence Yep
"Thief of Hearts" by Laurence Yep, HarperTrophy, 1997, First Harper Trophy edition, library binding. This ex-library copy features standard library markings and lacks a dust jacket. Known for its exploration of cultural themes, this edition is particularly valuable for educators and collectors interested in diverse children's literature.
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This library-bound edition of "Thief of Hearts" is in good condition with expected wear from library use. It lacks a dust jacket, as is common with library editions, and features library markings and stamps indicating its previous use in Lingle-Ft. Laramie School Libraries. The binding remains solid, with all pages intact and legible.
About This Classic 1995 Edition
"Thief of Hearts" by Laurence Yep, published by HarperTrophy in New York in 1997, is a significant entry in children's literature. This edition is labeled as the "First Harper Trophy edition," reflecting its specific release by HarperCollins' children's division. Laurence Yep, a distinguished author known for his contributions to multicultural children's narratives, explores themes of cultural identity and friendship. The book is a library binding edition, indicating durability intended for school or library use. The story delves into the experiences of a young girl navigating her Chinese and American heritage, making it a relevant piece for discussions on cultural diversity. This copy is an ex-library book, previously belonging to Lingle-Ft. Laramie School Libraries. Notable for its educational value, this edition is a valuable resource for educators and collectors interested in diverse children's literature. The book lacks a dust jacket, typical for library editions, and exhibits standard library markings.
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HarperTrophy, a division of HarperCollins Publishers
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