In this collection of stories the five orphaned brothers and sisters fight constant battles against the tyranny of grown-ups - the Olympians.
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In this collection of stories the five orphaned brothers and sisters fight constant battles against the tyranny of grown-ups - the Olympians.
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Used-Good. Good hardback (no dust jacket); teg. Edinburgh Library edition-undated; probably 1930s. Gift inscription on front free end paper; page fore-edge foxed; binding tight; spine a lilttle bumped at head & foot.
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Used-Good. Good softcover. Pocket sized edition; red suede covers, with titles printed in gilt; binding tight; name plate on front free end paper; some browning to page edges. Small split in suede at head of spine. Not dated, circa 1900.
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Used-Good. Good hardback (no dustjacket) Illustrated by R.J. Enraght-Moony. Tight binding; blue cloth illustrated with navy boats; spine faded and foxed, and a little worn at edges. Marbled end papers; presentation inscription faintly inked onto front paste-down. Text block tight; pages of text browing; interspersed with numerous colour plates in VG condition; clear bright colours and white borders.
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1928. John Lane The Bodley Head. Hard Cover. Book-VG, DJ: gilt titles on spine, black titles & decoration on front board, brown boards. 7.5x5. 166pp. Frontis & 27 b/w illus by Ernest H. Shepard. Inscription on fep.
This is one of those books that is a delight to own, especialy in hardback with the wonderful illustrations by E.H.Shepherd. This is almost certainly based on Kenneth Grahame's childhood memories from the mid ninteenth century, and is a collections of tales of a family of four children all growing up together, in rural England. It is a time of innocence and simple pleasures. Each chapter is about a different event or experience, but they are linked by the same four children, and the other occasional characters that reapear from time to time. A delight to own and a delight to read.