New York, NY: Wednesday Books, 2020. OwlCrate Signed First Edition. 4to. (6.5"x9.5") in black paper covered boards with red foil embossed titles and pictorial dust jacket. The second book in the Something Dark and Holy Trilogy, this is a dark Slavic Folklore inspired Young Adult Fantasy.
New York. Scholastic Book Services, 1976. Scholastic TK 3194. 16mo. (4" x 7") MMPB with blue pictorial wraps. YA book about a teen dealing with alcoholic parents. Oppenheimer, known for screenwriting, has inscribed the title page: "For my dear Dinker, who has listened to all the books..."
New York, NY: Grosset and Dunlap, 1942. Illustrated by Pelagie Doane. Hardcover 12mo. (5" x 8") Bright green boards with mauve title and decoration, and pictorial dust jacket. #12 in the Judy Bolton Series. Judy and Peter investigate a haunted house.
Boston: Lee and Shepard Piblishers, 1890. illustrated by H. P. Barnes. 12mo. (5"x6.5") in red cloth boards with black titles, and dark green, olive and tan decoration. A late 19th century juvenile written by John Townsend Trowbridge.
New York, NY: Harper and Row, 1969. Jacket by Jim Tormey. Harper Crest Library Edition. 8vo. (5.75" x 8.25") Pictorial Library Binding with DJ. For people of a certain age, Paul Zindel is the quintessential YA author. Writing realistically about teenagers, this book deals with teen sexuality, pregnancy and abortion.....