Jane Duncan MY FRIENDS THE HUNGRY GENERATION Macmillan (h/b) 1968 1ST Edition

My Friends the Hungry Generation, Jane Duncan — 1st Edition

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My Friends the Hungry Generation, Jane Duncan — 1st Edition

Name: My Friends the Hungry Generation, Jane Duncan — 1st Edition
Brand: Broadhursts Books
SKU: 1905-EV-F-VG-9
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Condition

Fine: Original dust jacket shows light wear, including minor surface losses and some creasing. Spots of foxing are present to the edges of the inside flaps, together with faint age-related discolouration along the panel edges. The jacket otherwise remains clean and attractive, with all artwork and lettering bright and vibrant. Jacket now protected in a plastic sleeve. Publisher’s original binding shows only light shelf wear, with the faintest rubbing at the extremities. Clean overall, with gilt lettering remaining sharp, bright, and well-defined. Binding is square and tight. Text block displays light foxing, which has migrated slightly into the page margins. Internally, the contents remain clean, fresh, and tightly bound throughout, appearing unread.

Description

First edition published by Macmillan & Co., London, 1968. A collectible first printing from Jane Duncan's beloved My Friends series, a sequence of semi-autobiographical novels that earned a loyal readership for their warmth, humour, and perceptive observations of people and place. First editions of the series are increasingly sought after, particularly those retaining their original dust jackets.

My Friends the Hungry Generation continues the experiences of Janet Sandison as she encounters a changing social and cultural landscape during the 1960s. Combining sharp observation with Duncan's characteristic wit and humanity, the novel explores generational differences, friendship, and the shifting values of the modern world while retaining the strong sense of place that distinguishes the series.

Book Condition: Very Good

Book Authors: Jane Duncan

Book Publisher: Macmillan & Co.

Book Language: English

Narrative Type: Fiction

Genre: Modern Fiction

Book edition: First Edition

Signed: No

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Book Publication Year: 1968

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Book Binding: Cloth

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Book Series: My Friends

Country/region of manufacture: London, United Kingdom

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