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The Book Is Clean. In Very Good Condition. Price Clipped Dust Jacket, Very Good Dust Jacket. First Edition Stated At The Copy Right Page, Printed In 1989.

Signed & inscribed by Madeleine L'Engle to the previous owner on the title page. 12th printing. Hardbound in unclipped dust jacket. Minor wear to dust jacket edges, otherwise very good.

Fifty-sixth printing inscribed and signed by the author. A very good copy with $17.99 price on the flap.

Beautiful reprint copy with the jacket by Leo and Diane Dillon, inscribed and signed by L'Engleon on free front endpaper: "For _____ / tesser with joy-- / Madeleine L'Engle." Black cloth-covered boards with blindstamp of winged horse on front cover, silver lettering to spine. Book is FINE: clean, tight, and pages fresh. No writing or marks apart from those by author. Jacket clean, bright, unclipped ($7.95 price to flap), a little wear to top spine, about Near Fine. Wonderful copy.

Easton Press. A Wrinkle in Time, Madeleine L'Engle. SIGNED Page loosely laid in (not affixed). CONDITION: Fine. Excellent. No wear.

First printing; slightest wear to dust jacket with one closed tear and $4.95 price intact; slight slant to spine and spotting to green topstain; signed by Madeleine L'Engle on a book plate that is attached to the front free endpaper

All three volumes inscribed and signed by Madeleine L'Engle on the free front end papers. "A Wrinkle in Time" in NF- condition with one dogeared page, and light shelf and edge wear; jacket VG+ to NF- with edge wear to head and foot of spine, and light scratching and creasing. "A Swiftly Tilting Planet" in NF- condition with light edge wear to head and foot of backstrap and faint soiling on top and outer edge. Barely discernible evidence of moisture at foot of spine- found it due to the inside of the jacket. Jacket VG due to moisture stain at foot of spine 3/8" high off the bottom edge- about 2 1/2" long, centering on the spine. Otherwise, just some minor edge wear. "A Wind in the Door" in NF condition with edge wear to top corners and head and foot of the backstrap. Very faint evidence of water damage to outer foot of backstrap- mainly in a slight lightening of the black dye on the cloth. Jacket has almost identical water stain in the same spot as "A Swiftly Tilting Planet"; otherwise would be Fine. The slipcase itself is still solid, though the front edges are damaged near the top, and there is cracking of the exterior finish along the bottom back edge. Plus the standard rubbing and light scratching.

Octavo. [10], 211 pp. Twenty-fifth printing. Signed and inscribed by L'Engle. In publisher's cloth with dust jacket. Binding is a bit soiled and with some wear to the extremities including fraying to both bottom corners; contents are generally clean; dust jacket with silverfishing to both front fold (rear flap is detached) and to a bit of the white lettering on the spine; nevertheless, the cover present well; price on the front flap has been clipped. A nice signed copy of L'Engle's enduring classic and Newbery Award-winning book in the iconic jacket designed by Ellen Raskin. The recipient of L'Engle's inscription has put her name in pencil on the front free endpaper. Laid in is a single sheet of paper with ink notes related to the book on one side only; also a newspaper clipping about L'Engle's visit to Virginia Commonwealth University for a 2-day conference on children's literature. This copy is from a Richmond, VA collection.

Signed by the author on the title page. Not inscribed. The book and jacket are in fine condition. The jacket has a gold embossed Newberry Awards sticker affixed to cover. First Edition, 56th Printing.

211 pages. Pictorial cover. Spine darkened. Interior clean and unmarked; binding sound and hinges secure. Measures 8.25 x 5.6 inches. Uncommon early edition, published by Doubleday Canada by permission of FSG. This is not the Canadian School Edition [blue cloth gilt titles] that notes on colophon "printed in Canada by Evergreen Press, Vancouver". The textblock of this edition is slightly thicker than the School edition, otherwise same pagination and layout, including: the leaf following the half-title lists 8 works by L'Engle, the most recent of which - The Moon By Night - was published in 1963.