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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.

A beautiful softcover in very good condition. Wear is limited to light shelf rubbing at the bottom edges of the spine. The boards are square and unmarked, and the pages are clean throughout, with no marks. A tight, clean copy. This Scribner trade paperback gathers ten short stories representing Hemingway at the height of his craft. Hemingway won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1953 for The Old Man and the Sea and the Nobel Prize in Literature the following year.

This beautiful hardcover first edition of The Gazebo by Emily Grayson is in very good condition. The boards are pristine and unmarked, the dust jacket likewise unmarked, and the pages are clean and unmarked throughout. There is, however, a binding issue near the front of the book, close to the title page. This appears most consistent with a manufacturing flaw. First edition, first printing. Published by William Morrow and Company, Inc., New York, 1999. Emily Grayson's debut novel tells the story of a fifty-year love affair between two people, Martin Rayfiel and Claire Swift, who never married each other but who met every year at the gazebo in the town square of Longwood Falls, New York. Compared in the tradition of The Notebook.

This well-loved mass market paperback of John Grisham's The Pelican Brief is a great copy for travel. There's light shelf wear visible to the covers, and the pages have lightly tanned with age, but everything is unmarked throughout. The binding shows a little wear from time, though it remains sound and unmarked. This is the complete thriller in one volume, ready to pack for a flight or a beach day. Island Books / Dell Publishing edition, 1993; copyright 1992 by John Grisham. Cover art copyright 1993 by Warner Bros. Inc. Reprinted by arrangement with Doubleday, a division of Bantam Doubleday Dell. One of Grisham's most beloved legal thrillers, The Pelican Brief follows law student Darby Shaw as she uncovers a conspiracy behind the assassination of two Supreme Court justices, a discovery that puts her own life in danger. A Warner Bros. Inc. film adapted only one year after the novel's original publication, starring Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington.