Description
Hardcover is faded, scuffed, stained, dinged, and has heavy wear along the corners/edges/spine. Cover binding is very loose in front and back, but the pages are still securely bound. Pages are yellowed but clean inside. Outside page edges are yellowed and worn.
This well-loved copy of “Boy: The story of Missy’s brother” by Inez Specking bears the charming patina of a book that has been treasured for decades. Published in the mid-20th century, this novel offers a glimpse into the lives of American youth during a pivotal era. Specking’s semi-autobiographical work follows the adventures of a young boy and his sister, capturing the innocence and wonder of childhood with warmth and humor. While the cover shows signs of wear from many readings, the pages remain clean and firmly bound, a testament to the care previous owners have shown this literary gem. For collectors, this edition represents a delightful time capsule, its physical imperfections only adding to its nostalgic appeal. Readers will delight in Specking’s vivid storytelling and the opportunity to experience a bygone era through the eyes of her endearing protagonists.