Entering Harvard, Jim Wellington finds himself in a completely different world from his small hometown and gains poise and a sense of proportion as he faces the difficulties and disappointments of college life.
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Entering Harvard, Jim Wellington finds himself in a completely different world from his small hometown and gains poise and a sense of proportion as he faces the difficulties and disappointments of college life.
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Illustrations by Johan Bull. 8vo. Brown cloth with yellow lettering, pictorial dust jacket. 276pp. Line drawings, pictorial endpapers. Near fine/very good. Jacket lightly edgeworn and a tad rubbed, with a few tiny edge chips at spine head/tail; bookplate on inner flyleaf. Quite tight and handsome earyl (6th) printing of this "Winner in 1938 of the New York Herald Tribune Prize for the Best Book for Older Boys and Girls, " a juvenile page-turner about (to cite front jacket flap) a young man who "enters Harvard from a small middle-western high school and finds it a different world...."