When THE Legends DIE

The book is in good condition with some wear on the cover and spine, typical for a paperback of this vintage. The pages show light yellowing, consistent with age, but remain intact and legible. There are no inscriptions, markings, or library stamps, preserving its collectible value. The binding is firm, ensuring durability for continued reading or display.

"When the Legends Die" by Hal Borland, published by Bantam Books in New York, is a notable work of fiction exploring themes of cultural identity and adaptation. This particular edition, a 16th printing released in October 1972, features a cover illustration by Stanley W. Galli. The book tells the story of a young Native American boy navigating the challenges of returning to his ancestral ways in the wilderness. Hal Borland, an esteemed author known for his deep understanding of nature and cultural narratives, crafts a compelling tale that resonates with readers interested in Native American themes. This Bantam Pathfinder edition retains the complete text of the original hardcover, making it a valuable addition to any collection focused on mid-20th-century American fiction. The book is in good condition, with some signs of wear typical for its age.