The Finishing School, Gail Godwin. Franklin Library Signed First Edition, 1984
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THE FINISHING SCHOOLGail Godwin1984, THE FRANKLIN LIBRARYFIRST EDITION, SIGNED_______________________________________________________________________The Franklin Library, a division of The FranklinMint, was a publisher of fine collector edition books from the early 1970suntil 2000. Leatherbound hardback book published by Franklin Library in 1984. Bound in topgrade leather with 22kt gold lettering and cover artwork. Hubbed spine, acidneutral paper with page edges gilded, ...marbled endpapers, and a satin ribbonbook mark sewn in. Issuedby Franklin Library signed by the author on a special signature page withoutinscription or personalization, includes editors letter. Issued by Franklin Library to subscribersof the Signed First Edition Society._______________________________________________________________________About the Book: Justin Stokes would never forget the summer she turned fourteen, nor the woman who transformed her bleak adolescent life into a wondrous place of brilliant color. In the little pondside hut also known as the “finishing school, ” eccentric, free-spirited Ursula DeVane opened up a world full of magical possibilities for Justin, teaching her valuable lessons of love and loyalty, and encouraging her to change, to learn, to grow. But the lessons of the finishing school have their dark side as well, as Justin learns how deep friendship can be shattered by shocking, unforgivable betrayal._______________________________________________________________________Shipping is by USPSMedia Mail with Tracking. If the USPS delivers to youraddress, the sale is consideredcomplete, please do not try and claim non-delivery. Returns are allowedafter contact and for only for reason "Not as Described". Anyquestions please contact seller._______________________________________________________________________Robert Moore alsoknown as Booktrek owns Suncatcher Bookswhich operates two real brick and mortarstores in Grants Pass, Oregon. Personally, Robert is dedicated to collectable(Antiquarian) books. Robert Moore has been buying, collecting, and sellingbooks for over 28 years.
