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This book is like new. Clean, crisp pages, no marks, stains or dog earred pages. Clean unblemished cover, showing no wear. This book comes with no dust jacket--just as it was originally sold. This gem would make an inspirational gift for the lover of "Call the Midwife." Full of photos from the BBC program, "Call the Midwife."

This is a very good book with mild wear to the cover with some chipping and wear at the top of the cover and some minor wear at the bottom of the front cover on the left corner and the right bottom corner. The pages are pristine and show no marks, creases or damage.

In this book, Anatole, conductor of the Mouse Symphony Orchestra, travels deep inside a grand piano to solve a perplexing problem for the sake of one hundred Paris orphans

This darling children's book is in very good condition with clean pages and some minor wear to its cover. The bottom edge near the spine is rubbed, as is the top edge of the front cover. No marks, creases, stains or damage to is pages. The book is dedicated to Leonard Bernstein.

Anatole begins his career as Cheese Taster, establishing his secret identity by working at the factory late at night.

This little children's book is about the little mouse, Anatole. The book is in very good condition with only minor wear to the front cover's top edges. The pages are clean and crisp with no marks, stains, creases or damage of any kind.

In this book, Anatole matches wits with the Thirty Thieves when he sets out to solve the GREAT CHEESE ROBBERY.

This wonderful field guide to birds with illustrations by the author is in fair condition and missing its dust jacket. The book is showing signs of wear with a rough rubbed spot at the base of it's spine on the front cover. As well, there is a separation from the binding between the last end pages of the book. Otherwise, it has clean, crisp pages with 10 notes on 10 pages of bird sightings in Florida in the 80s. With a little glue, this will be good as new.

This is a gem. Mark Twain really did write about Joan of Arc, and considered it his best work. Here it is presented in a large paperback book that is in fine condition. It appears to be like new. Clean, crisp pages with no marks, stains, or creases.