Gussuk Boy

This first printing of "Gussuk Boy" is an ex-library edition from Penrose Public Library, showing typical library markings and stamps. The dust jacket is worn and features library stickers, indicating its extensive use. Despite these signs of wear, the binding remains intact, preserving the book’s structural integrity.

"Gussuk Boy" by Aylette Jenness, published in 1967 by Follett Publishing Company in Chicago and New York, is a first printing edition. This particular volume features body illustrations by the author herself and a cover painting by George Roth. As a first edition, it holds a special appeal for collectors interested in mid-20th-century publications. The book is an ex-library copy from Penrose Public Library, marked by its library stamps and stickers. The narrative and illustrations offer a unique insight into the themes explored by Aylette Jenness, making it a valuable piece for those studying cultural representation in literature. Despite its library past, the book remains a significant find for enthusiasts of rare and illustrated books. The dust jacket shows wear, consistent with its age and usage, adding to its character as a well-loved library piece.