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A first printing hardcover edition in fine condition. Blue cloth boards are clean and unmarked, with gilt lettering to the spine. Pages are clean and bright throughout, free of marks or annotations. Dust jacket is bright, clean, and unmarked. A tight, square copy with no flaws. Published by Pocket Books (Simon & Schuster Inc.), New York, 1999, this is the first Pocket Books hardcover printing. Somewhere Lies the Moon is the third and concluding novel in Kathryn Lynn Davis's acclaimed Too Deep for Tears trilogy, following the Rose women of Glen Affric, Scotland, across generations. Davis is a New York Times bestselling author. This novel won the 1999 RT (Romantic Times) Reviewers Choice Award for Historical Novel.

First Atria Paperback edition (October 2022), first printing. Covers are clean, square, and unmarked. Pages are crisp and bright throughout. A tight, fine copy. The sequel to It Ends with Us by Texas-based author Colleen Hoover. Lily Bloom, reconnects with Atlas Corrigan, the first man she ever loved. It Ends with Us was adapted into a major film in 2024. It Starts with Us won the 2022 Goodreads Choice Award for Romance.

Canadian/International Edition first printing softcover in fine condition. The covers clean and free of any marking or creasing. The pages are clean and bright. A tight, unmarked book. MCD / Farrar, Straus and Giroux, New York, 2022. Chris Pavone is an American thriller writer and Edgar Award winner.

This charming gift edition, Race Point Publishing, New York, an imprint of Quarto Publishing Group USA, first printing 2014, in very good condition.The boards are covered in a printed pattern of flowers in green and grey on a soft pink ground, with a cream panel label to the front board carrying the title and author name. The book includes a classic frontispiece illustration by the celebrated American illustrator Jesse Wilcox Smith. Pages are clean and unmarked throughout. The binding is firm and tight. Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, the American novelist born in Pennsylvania in 1832 and most closely associated with Concord, Massachusetts, where she grew up in the circle of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau. First published in 1868, the novel follows the four March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy. A classic of American literature.

A hardcover first edition, D. Appleton-Century Company, New York, 1945, Book-of-the-Month Club printing, in very good condition. The royal blue cloth boards are square, handsomely lettered in gilt script to both the front board and spine. The spine shows light tonal fading consistent with over eighty years of age, while the front board retains its deep color with the gilt title and author name remaining crisp and bright. The binding is firm and tight with no looseness at the joints. Pages are clean throughout. No dust jacket present. Arch of Triumph was Remarque's second worldwide bestseller, following All Quiet on the Western Front, and was written during his years of exile in the United States. Set in Paris in 1939, the novel follows Ravic, a stateless German surgeon performing illegal operations to survive, evading arrest and deportation, while an unlikely love affair pulls him back toward life. Adapted into a feature film in 1948, starring Ingrid Bergman and Charles Boyer. Translated from the German by Walter Sorell and Denver Lindley.

A beautiful hardcover in fine condition. The navy blue cloth boards are clean and square, with an elaborate blind-stamped decorative panel to the front board that remains crisp and well-defined. Gilt titling and ornamental devices to the spine are bright and fully legible. The binding is firm and tight with no looseness at the joints. Pages are bright throughout, free of marks, stamps, or annotations, with only light toning consistent with age. Several signatures remain unopened, their folded page edges never separated by letter opener or paper knife, meaning those sections have never been read. We have left them intact. The Great Events by Famous Historians is an ambitious 20-volume set presenting world history through the original narratives of noted historians, arranged chronologically. Edited by Rossiter Johnson, LL.D., with associate editors Charles F. Horne, Ph.D., and John Rudd, LL.D., and published by The National Alumni, New York. This volume covers the period 1661 to 1715. Each volume in the set carries a facsimile binding of a historically significant original; the binding of this volume reproduces a celebrated Grolier binding held in the Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris, executed in the shop of Aldus Manutius, the Scholar Printer of Venice. The Grolier motto "Io Grolierii et Amicorum" ("For Grolier and his Friends") is reproduced just as it appears on the original.