1970 Libby Looks For a Spy Hardback by Catherine Woolley Library Edition USA
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- William Morrow & Co
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- 70sVintageCollectible
Spending the winter on Cape Cod sounded like a wonderful idea to Libby on Labor Day. A week later, however, she began to regret the decision that Aunt Paula and her mother had made. The restaurants were closed, neighboring houses were boarded up, and life became thoroughly lonely.
But as the season turned, an amazing problem took up much of Libby's time and attention. Overhearing a conversation she stumbled onto the fact there was a spy on Cape Cod!
ABOUT THE AUTHOR...
A prolific writer of over eighty books, Catherine Woolley published so many children's books that her publisher recommended using a pen name for some of her works (Jane Thayer). Ms. Woolley's Ginnie Fellows series was and continues to be a reader favorite across generations.
1970 REC Library Edition - Former school library book specifically Dover Elementary
Published by William Morrow and Company New York
Illustrated by Liz Daber
Fantastic Vintage Condition (minor scuffing on edges, library stamps, and card as shown in photos) pages are beautiful.
191 pages
5 1/4" wide
3/4" thick 8 1/4" long
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