1998, ISBN: 9782012428829

Pasta blanda, Pasta dura

U.S.A.: Fawcett Gold Medal, 1985. 3rd paperback print. GM 12886-5. First with this cover. Bright glossy wraps. Several creases on spine & a hinge crease. Heavy bump to lower front … Más…

U.S.A.: Fawcett Gold Medal, 1985. 3rd paperback print. GM 12886-5. First with this cover. Bright glossy wraps. Several creases on spine & a hinge crease. Heavy bump to lower front corner decreases grade. A store stamp ffep else unmarked. FOR FIFTEEN YEARS THEY HAD BEEN MARRIED Fletcher & Jane had built a perfect marriage - -two wonderful kids, a warm beautiful home, their own private never-ending love affair. Then one hot summer week everything changed. . Soft Cover. Good. Illus. by Not Credited., Fawcett Gold Medal, 1985, Weekly Reader Children's Book Club, 1973. Unpaginated. Gray boards with dark blue/white/yellow pictorial cover. Upper spine is torn and mangled while bottom spine is chewed. All edges are heavily rubbed. All corners are bumped and slightly chewed. Writing in crayon and ink on first free end paper and first end paper. Soiling on all boards. Text itself is clean and tight.. Weekly Reader Book Club. Hard Cover. Fair. 10"x8"., Weekly Reader Children's Book Club, 1973, Scholastic, Inc.. Very Good. 1998. Paperback. 0590664883 . 7 oz.; 186 pages; PB unread light shelf wear/aging gift inscribed 1st end page. Ramona Quimby's cozy seven-year-old world changes when her father unexpectedly loses his job. Quickly, Ramona resolves to do her part to help make ends meet, but her grand plan to star in a TV commercial backfires! Despite Ramona's efforts to keep her father—and her family—cheerful, weeks go by as Mr. Quimby is unable to find work, and bills and worries pile up. As Christmas approaches, Ramona crosses out every item on her wish list, keeping only "one happy family" as her heart's desire. ., Scholastic, Inc., 1998, Weekly Reader Books. Fair. 1981. Paperback; Second Printing. Ex-Library; 5 oz.; 108 pages; Ex library PB w/library markings/tape reinforced edges aged sticker removal damage back cover clean/solid reading copy. Janey's summer vacation was off to a terrible start. She was humiliated at the end-of-school picnic: She disgraced herself at softball, sprained her ankle in the races, and then the boys started making fun of her father. She couldn't wait to escape to the ranch. The ranch is owned by her father but run by her grandfather, whom she idolizes, and Janey was looking forward to a whole summer there as Grandpa's number one hand. But even the ranch is a disappointment. Then the stallion changes everything… ., Weekly Reader Books, 1981, Hachette, 10/28/1998. Paperback. Used; Good., Hachette, 10/28/1998<