This volume from the renowned Reader's Digest Condensed Books series, Volume 4, published in 1984, offers a curated collection of abridged literary works. Featuring notable stories such as "Nop's Trials" by Donald McCaig, "Lee and Grant: A Dual Biography" by Gene Smith, "Murder and the First Lady" by Elliott Roosevelt, and "Jennie About to Be" by Elisabeth Ogilvie, this edition provides a diverse range of genres including biography, historical fiction, and mystery. Published by The Reader's Digest Association in Pleasantville, New York, this first edition copy is a valuable addition for collectors and avid readers alike.
The book is bound in a distinctive patterned hardcover with a navy blue spine and red floral design, typical of the series' vintage appeal. It includes beautiful color plates such as the "Orioles on Blackberry Branch" illustration by Ted Lewin. This volume is part of a long-standing tradition of condensed literature, making it perfect for those who appreciate classic storytelling in a concise format. The inclusion of an ex libris label inside adds to its collectible charm.
