Where the Lost Aprils Are

This hardcover edition of "Where the Lost Aprils Are" shows signs of its age and library usage. The dust jacket is worn with minor discoloration and edge wear, typical for ex-library copies. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book's durability. Library stamps are present, adding to its provenance.

"Where the Lost Aprils Are" by Elisabeth Ogilvie is published by McGraw-Hill Book Company in 1975. This hardcover edition, printed in multiple locations including New York and San Francisco, is a part of the esteemed works by Ogilvie, known for her rich storytelling. The book carries an ISBN of 0-07-047606-3, and while not a first edition, it remains a significant piece for collectors of 1970s fiction. This particular copy is an ex-library book, marked by the Olive Warner Memorial Library stamp, which adds a unique provenance detail. The dust jacket, while showing signs of wear, still protects the hardcover beneath. Ogilvie's work is celebrated for its evocative narrative style, making it a valuable addition to any literary collection. The book's condition and library history make it a distinctive find for enthusiasts and collectors alike.