Mystery in old Quebec
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Author
Contributions
- Raymond Abel - Illustrator
Publication
1955 - Lippincott, Philadelphia
Language
English
Word Count
30,750 words, Guess
Page Count
123 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL27269754M
- OCLC Control Number1424240
- OCLC Control Number6083093
- Internet Archivemysteryinoldqueb00jane
- Library of Congress Control Number55007986
Classifications
- LCCPZ7.J2 My
Description
Kerry and Mark get a special excuse from school to spend ten days in Quebec with their father and find mysterious things occurring in their rooming house. A mongrel pup helps them unmask a clever deception.
Description
FIRST EDITION as stated on the copyright page. Although the Weekly Reader Children's Book Club edition also states "FIRST EDITION" on the copyright page, this is the real Trade issue. It lacks the several mentions of the Book Club on the binding, dust jacket and several places inside the book including the copyright page (which gives a 1956 date for the Book Club) that is found on the Book Club edition. It is also on good quality paper rather than the usually browned and brittle paper in the book club editions. It also is bound in a Yellow real cloth rather than one of the various shades of blue material (paper intimation of leather) that the book clubs are normally bound in. The True First Edition of this author's first book. The dust jacket has a similar design to the Book Club issue with the rear panel having an introduction of the new author, and the rear flap having an ad for Helen Fuller Orton's Mystery in the Apple Orchard. The trade dust jacket is a slightly different shade of blue than the Book Club, but otherwise the artwork is the same.
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