The Night of the Hurricane
“The Night of the Hurricane” is a novel written by Elizabeth Ladd in English and released in 1957.
“The Night of the Hurricane” is a novel written by Elizabeth Ladd in English and released in 1957.
“The Night of the Hurricane” is a novel by Elizabeth Ladd, published in 1957. The book takes readers on a captivating journey through a gripping storyline set against the backdrop of a hurricane. With a focus on English language, this book is sure to engage readers with its dramatic narrative and compelling characters. Perfect for those who enjoy suspenseful and atmospheric reads, “The Night of the Hurricane” is a classic addition to any book collection.
Lot of 7 Dr. Seuss Books are in Fair-Good Pre-Owned Condition. Does have Shelf Ware. Pages are in Good Shape. All Books are First Edition. See Photos for Details. The Cat in the Hat – 1957 1st Edition 195/195.
GREAT ESSAYS IN SCIENCE29 Different Authors – 31 Topicsedited by: Martin Gardner GOOD CONDITION – PAPERBACK – VINTAGE 1957 EDITIONItem Pictured is the One You WILL Receive! No Markings or folds on pages (page tanning – binding not the best but for the age is ok) About the Book: Title: Great Essays in ScienceAuthor: Martin Gardner (editor) Sigmund Freud, Albert Einstein, Charles Darwin, Francis Bacon, H.G. Wells and many morePublisher: Pocket LibraryFormat: PaperbackCopyright: 1957Pages: 408ISBN: not availableDimensions: 4.25 x 6.45 x 0.75 inches
“Questions Children Ask” is a 192-page hardcover book first published in 1957 by the Standard Educational Society, Inc. The book, authored by Bonhivert, Edith and Ernest, covers scientific topics in English language and is directed towards children. It aims to answer the questions that children might have about science in a clear and informative manner, making it an educational resource for young readers interested in exploring the world around them.
You will love how the illustrated speech bubbles add humor.
Even the margins are illustrated with small decorative motifs.
You will find that this novel rewards those who read slowly.
Suggestive Therapeutics – A Treatise on the Nature and Uses of Hypnotism by Hippolyte Bernheim. He was chiefly known for his theory of suggestibility in relation to hynotism and had a significant infuence on the work of Sigmund Freud.
Discover the art of hypnosis with this vintage 1957 hardcover edition of ‘How to Hypnotize’ by Bradford Chambers. This classic guide, published by Stravon Publishers, offers practical techniques and insights into the world of trance induction. Featuring black and white photographs by Michael Aleshire/Grafika, it serves as an excellent resource for anyone interested in psychology, self-help, or the historical aspects of hypnosis. The book is in good vintage condition, with a sturdy dark blue cloth cover and a maroon spine. A unique addition for collectors or practitioners.