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Very little wear to this very thin book. A cute little tale with its origins in Mexico, nicely illustrated.

A collection of high school level lab experiments in physics, 65 in total. From a time before hand calculators, so features use of trig and logarithm tables and slide rules. A bored student experimented with a ball point pen on the cover, but there are only a few pencil marks inside the text. These are primarily calculations related to 3-4 experiments with lenses. Otherwise the pages are clean. Bored student's name inside front cover.

The only serious blemish is a small stain (1 cm diameter) near the top of the inside front cover, and on both sides of the first page. A few minor wrinkles on the covers. Retelling of the Disney movie plot.

Spine creases and wear at the corners and edges. 357 pages are clean, tight and readable. Author's debut novel.

Oh, the things one learns when listing a book. This is the fifth book in the Dollanganger Family series, out of eleven, of which most were not written by V. C. Andrews after all. Virginia Andrews died in 1986, making this one, published in 1987, perhaps the last one she worked on. The other six, published between 2014 and 2020, were written by Andrew Neiderman, as were any other V. C. Andrews books published after 1987. Anyway, this book has been well used and has its share of wear, plus a nice coffee stain (see the last two photos), which impacts from page 315 to the back cover. It doesn't pose any difficulty for reading the pages, but it just doesn't look nice. The price is the lowest I can go without losing money.

A short sticker book of twelve different extinct animals from different eras in the Earth's past. Sorry, the stickers have all been placed already.

Little wear, just a few mild wrinkles to the covers. Pages are clean, unmarked and intact.

Evil in Clark's Harbor. The strangers are dying. Find out why, read the book.Book shows significant wear to the cover. Creases, chips, folds, even a small piece missing from the lower right front corner (see photo). Pages are solidly attached to the binding and only a few have folded corners, but there is some discoloration. An eminently readable copy, but no beauty.

Little sign of wear. A book to teach of the dangers of telling lies. (Insert political comment here.) Many illustrations.

The staples that held the book together have pulled free, so all the pages are present, they just are no longer connected to the cover. The pages are unmarked, intact and only slightly discolored from age. The cover itself has wear at the edges and corners. Part of Whitman's 1950s Cozy Corner series.

Front cover has seen some wear, but the back cover is mostly missing. Owner's name and brief inscription inside front cover. Pages are all present and accounted for, unmarked and intact. A boy goes off to perform in a circus. A classic from the mid 20th century. If you want to read the story rather than have it add to your décor, this book is priced appropriately.

This version of The Velveteen Rabbit says it is "adapted for younger readers". The front cover has a heavy crease running across from top to bottom. The rest of the pages and the back cover have nothing worse than a little corner curling. A plush rabbit answers the question: What does it take to be "real"?

Covers have quite a few wrinkles. Pages are clean and unmarked.

A collection of standard fairy tale rhymes, illustrated. Some slight indentations on the cover, front and back, but no other blemishes.

Small amount of wear. 101 pages are clean and tight. A chapter book for the early reader. The story of the curse of the Bambino and the 2004 Red Sox.

Little wear other than a tiny cut tot he lateral edge of the rear cover and price sticker residue on the front upper right corner. That same corner corner is bent slightly as well (can see this a bit in photo #3). 171 pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Contains a number of photographs from the author's trip to California, along with the text of many letters.

This book has its share of wear, including chips and rubs, multiple spine creases with some curvature of that spine, another crease across the lower corner of the rear cover and a 2-3 cm tear where the back cover meets the top of the spine. That said, the 878 pages are all still attached, intact and unmarked, albeit a bit yellowed.

Stapled booklet, 64 pages. Little wear, pages quite yellowed, cover slightly discolored. A dictionary of puns. EX: "Half Wit: someone who spends half his time being funny." Sneeze: Much achoo about nothing." "Crabapple: A grouchy fruit." With pictures.

Interior clean, unmarked other than the owner's name inside front cover. Cover has some minor rubbing and a little age discoloration. What else can I say? It's all about volleyball.

You want to know what Oregon's state fish, rock or dance is? Its in here. You want to know which animals are unique to Oregon or what the most poisonous plant is? In here, too. 115 trivia questions, with answers. The booklet ends with two poems about Oregon written by the author. He didn't number the pages, and I don't feel like counting, but I'd say between 30 and 40. Little sign of wear, just one black smudge on the otherwise unadorned back cover, right next to a little price sticker residue.back