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A hardcover copy in fine condition. Boards are clean and unmarked, with printed boards echoing the dust jacket design. Dust jacket is bright and clean, with light shelf wear to the edges. Pages are unmarked throughout. Cezanne by Elizabeth Elias Kaufman. Castle Books, a division of Book Sales Inc., Secaucus NJ, copyright 1980 Ottenheimer Publishers. An illustrated introduction to Cézanne's work, featuring colour reproductions of his paintings

A hardcover copy in fine condition. Boards are clean and unmarked, with printed boards echoing the dust jacket design. Dust jacket is bright, clean, and free of tears or chips. Pages are unmarked throughout. A well-preserved, like-new copy. Van Gogh by Elizabeth Elias Kaufman. Castle Books, a division of Book Sales Inc., Secaucus NJ, copyright 1980 Ottenheimer Publishers. An illustrated introduction to Van Gogh's work, featuring colour reproductions of his paintings.

A hardcover copy in good condition. Boards are smooth coated paper-over-board in deep navy blue with white lettering, with a reddish-brown top edge. The boards show wear around the edges. Binding is firm. A light inscription appears on the front page. A very few pages bear light pencil annotations. Light staining to the bottom of the copyright pages. No dust jacket. The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale. Prentice-Hall, New York, 1952. Eleventh printing, March 1954. A solid, dignified vintage hardcover.

This handsome softcover guide to Canada's founding legal document is in very good condition. There's no creasing to the spine, though there is some light shelf wear around the edges, and the pages throughout are clean and entirely unmarked. From my personal library. Published by Dundurn Press, Toronto, 2013. Edited by Britanie Wilson. Printed and bound in Canada. Adam Dodek is a Full Professor at the University of Ottawa's Faculty of Law, where he teaches Public Law, Constitutional Law, and Legal Ethics; he holds degrees from McGill University and Harvard Law School. The Canadian Constitution was the first-ever plain-language primer on Canada's Constitution, making the supreme law of the land accessible to general readers for the first time. It includes the complete text of the Constitution Acts of 1867 and 1982, a glossary of key terms, a short history of the Constitution, a timeline of important constitutional events, an explanation of how the Supreme Court of Canada works, and the only index to the Canadian Constitution ever published. Named by The Hill Times as one of the Best 100 Books in Politics, Public Policy and History of 2013.

First printing hardcover in fine condition. Boards are clean, square, and entirely unmarked. Pages are clean, bright, and free of any marks or annotations throughout. No dust jacket is present with this copy. First Regan Arts hardcover edition, 2015. Published by Regan Arts, New York. Mariel Hemingway, the actress and granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, writes with co-author Ben Greenman about her childhood in a family marked by depression, alcoholism, and suicide across several generations, including her grandfather's death by suicide and her sister Margaux's struggles. She describes her own efforts as a child to stay grounded amid the chaos, and her later path toward healing through therapy, spiritual practice, and the development of compassion for her family.

Hardcover in good condition, with a dust jacket also in good condition. Pages throughout are clean, bright, and entirely free of marks or annotations.The dust jacket and cloth spine show a small cluster of puncture holes, irregular in size and unevenly spaced, and seem consistent with pecking, possibly from a pet bird. The cause cannot be confirmed with full certainty, but the holes are confined to the spine cloth and do not penetrate or affect the text block or pages. Boards are otherwise sound, square, and free of wear. This copy is offered to Canadian buyers only. This edition was especially created in 1997 for the Book-of-the-Month Club by arrangement with W. W. Norton & Company; no ISBN was issued for this printing. Robert Coles — child psychiatrist, Harvard Medical School professor, and James Agee Professor of Social Ethics at Harvard College — contributes an introductory essay. The volume gathers a strong cross-section of Freud's work, making this a genuinely useful and readable single-volume introduction to his major ideas, well suited to a first encounter with his work.