th1rteen r3asons why di jay asher (48 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 1.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 1.05.

Trade paperback. Condizione: Very good. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 288 p. Audience: Young adult. No previous owner's name. Clean, tight inside pages. No bent corners. closed pages have shelf wear sc 255.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Missing dust jacket; Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 0.95.

Softcover. Condizione: SEHR GUT. 340 g. Thirteen Reasons Why. englisch 288 pages.

kartoniert 21 cm Gut kein Schutzumschlag 288 S. / Sprache: englisch / 405 g / Zustand: Einband an Ecken leicht gestoßen, Buchblock in Ordnung.

Condizione: Good. Most items will be dispatched the same or the next working day. A tan to the page edges/pages.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. First Edition. The true first edition, first printing (blank endpapers, etc.) in the first issue dust jacket. Signed by Jay Asher on the title page. Best-selling young adult novel about a high school freshman and the thirteen reasons why she commits suicide, which served as the basis for the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why (2017-20). The novel's success has also been met with backlash, becoming the third-most banned book in the United States between 2010 and 2019. Octavo. Original black paper-covered boards, with silver titles. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Razorbill. New York. 2007. 288 pages. Book and DJ are near fine. $16.99 price intact on DJ. SIGNED by the author on the title page. This title is notorious for being misclassified as a first edition, first printing.and for good reason. The first edition and the second edition have similar copyright pages with a full numberline 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. Both also show the last printing date as 2007. So the copyright pages while not identical would still lead one to believe they have a first edition however once you get past this, the differences are easily distinguishable. The first edition has blank endpapers up through at least 9 printings. The Second edition (whose copyright page also looks like a first) has illustrated map endpapers, 4 pages of praise before the first page of story text and an added section in the rear of the book with added material like 13 questions for the author. The third edition has added a half-title page with a picture of a cassette. The 4th edition is the 10 year anniversary edition which is completely different than the first 3 editions. As for Dust Jackets, the True First Edition, first printing DJ has a red quote in the upper right hand corner on the front. This quote is by Chris Crutcher and is present for at least the first 9 printings of the true first edition. The rear of DJ has a Gordon Korman quote and no mention of Added Bonus Material. The Second edition DJ replaced the red Crutcher blurb on front with a - The New York Times Best Seller - statement. They also added a Sherman Alexie review to the middle of the DJ front. The rear of the 2nd Edition DJ has a new section titled - added bonus material. The Korman quote has been replaced by a Kirkus review. The inside of the DJ has now become a blue and white map. The Third edition DJ also lacks the red Crutcher blurb on upper corner of front and instead states International Best Seller translated into 31 languages. The 4th Edition is the 10th Anniversary Edition which is entirely different and has a silver DJ. Keep in mind, the change in DJ and book is a Second Edition, not a second printing. At least the first 9 printings of the first edition have the 1st issue DJ with the red Crutcher blurb on the upper right corner. If the DJ says New York Times Bestseller, it is a second edition despite the copyright page. Basically, if you have map endpapers, 4 pages of praise before the first page of story text 13 questions for the author in the rear, you have a second edition regardless of the full numberline on the copyright page. Hope this helps anyone trying to track down the true first edition, first printing in first issue DJ. True first edition, first printings in first issue DJ have dried up. This copy is a second edition as it has the added bonus material. Tight, crisp and unread condition. Signed by Jay Asher on the copyright page. The only flaw keeping this from Fine is faint, sparse foxing to page edges. Signed by Author(s).

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Razorbill. New York. 2007. 288 pages. Book and DJ are fine. $16.99 price intact on DJ. This title is notorious for being misclassified as a first edition, first printing.and for good reason. The first edition and the second edition have similar copyright pages with a full numberline 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. Both also show the last printing date as 2007. So the copyright pages while not identical would still lead one to believe they have a first edition however once you get past this, the differences are easily distinguishable. The first edition has blank endpapers up through at least 13 printings. The Second edition (whose copyright page also looks like a first) has illustrated map endpapers, 4 pages of praise before the first page of story text and an added section in the rear of the book with added material like 13 questions for the author. The third edition has added a half-title page with a picture of a cassette. The 4th edition is the 10 year anniversary edition which is completely different than the first 3 editions. As for Dust Jackets, the True First Edition, first printing DJ has a red quote in the upper right hand corner on the front. This quote is by Chris Crutcher and is present for at least the first 13 printings of the true first edition. The rear of DJ has a Gordon Korman quote and no mention of Added Bonus Material. The Second edition DJ replaced the red Crutcher blurb on front with a - The New York Times Best Seller - statement. They also added a Sherman Alexie review to the middle of the DJ front. The rear of the 2nd Edition DJ has a new section titled - added bonus material. The Korman quote has been replaced by a Kirkus review. The inside of the DJ has now become a blue and white map. The Third edition DJ also lacks the red Crutcher blurb on upper corner of front and instead states International Best Seller translated into 31 languages. The 4th Edition is the 10th Anniversary Edition which is entirely different and has a silver DJ. Keep in mind, the change in DJ and book is a Second Edition, not a second printing. At least the first 13 printings of the first edition have the 1st issue DJ with the red Crutcher blurb on the upper right corner. If the DJ says New York Times Bestseller, it is a second edition despite the copyright page. Basically, if you have map endpapers, 4 pages of praise before the first page of story text, 13 questions for the author in the rear, you have a second edition regardless of the full numberline on the copyright page. Hope that helps anyone trying to track down the true first edition, first printing in first issue DJ. True first edition, first printings in first issue DJ have dried up. As for this copy, the book and DJ are near fine. The DJ shows minor shelf rubbing. The book shows bumping to panel edge. Book is tight, crisp and clean. An unread copy of the true first edition, first printing in first issue DJ.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: fine. First Edition. Octavo, 288pp. This is the true first edition, in the first issue dust jacket, with all of the correct issue points. About fine, just gently tapped at the crown, and with the spine very mildly cocked. In a fine dust jacket. SIGNED by the author with a small notation ("*7:B" [?]) on the title page. A scarce and desirable copy of the true first printing of this popular and controversial young adult novel, which was adapted into a Netflix series in 2017.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. 1st Edition. Razorbill. New York. 2007. 288 pages. Book and DJ are fine. $16.99 price intact on DJ. This title is notorious for being misclassified as a first edition, first printing.and for good reason. The first edition and the second edition have similar copyright pages with a full numberline 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. Both also show the last printing date as 2007. So the copyright pages while not identical would still lead one to believe they have a first edition however once you get past this, the differences are easily distinguishable. The first edition has blank endpapers up through at least 9 printings. The Second edition (whose copyright page also looks like a first) has illustrated map endpapers, 4 pages of praise before the first page of story text and an added section in the rear of the book with added material like 13 questions for the author. The third edition has added a half-title page with a picture of a cassette. The 4th edition is the 10 year anniversary edition which is completely different than the first 3 editions. As for Dust Jackets, the True First Edition, first printing DJ has a red quote in the upper right hand corner on the front. This quote is by Chris Crutcher and is present for at least the first 9 printings of the true first edition. The rear of DJ has a Gordon Korman quote and no mention of Added Bonus Material. The Second edition DJ replaced the red Crutcher blurb on front with a - The New York Times Best Seller - statement. They also added a Sherman Alexie review to the middle of the DJ front. The rear of the 2nd Edition DJ has a new section titled - added bonus material. The Korman quote has been replaced by a Kirkus review. The inside of the DJ has now become a blue and white map. The Third edition DJ also lacks the red Crutcher blurb on upper corner of front and instead states International Best Seller translated into 31 languages. The 4th Edition is the 10th Anniversary Edition which is entirely different and has a silver DJ. Keep in mind, the change in DJ and book is a Second Edition, not a second printing. At least the first 9 printings of the first edition have the 1st issue DJ with the red Crutcher blurb on the upper right corner. If the DJ says New York Times Bestseller, it is a second edition despite the copyright page. Basically, if you have map endpapers, 4 pages of praise before the first page of story text, 13 questions for the author in the rear, you have a second edition regardless of the full numberline on the copyright page. Hope that helps anyone trying to track down the true first edition, first printing in first issue DJ. True first edition, first printings in first issue DJ have dried up. As for this copy, the book and DJ are Fine. Book is tight, crisp and clean. An unread copy of the true first edition, first printing in first issue DJ.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. 1st Edition. Razorbill. New York. 2007. 288 pages. Book and DJ are fine. $16.99 price intact on DJ. SIGNED by the author on the title page. This title is notorious for being misclassified as a first edition, first printing.and for good reason. The first edition and the second edition have similar copyright pages with a full numberline 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. Both also show the last printing date as 2007. So the copyright pages while not identical would still lead one to believe they have a first edition however once you get past this, the differences are easily distinguishable. The first edition has blank endpapers up through at least 13 printings. The Second edition (whose copyright page also looks like a first) has illustrated map endpapers, 4 pages of praise before the first page of story text and an added section in the rear of the book with added material like 13 questions for the author. The third edition has added a half-title page with a picture of a cassette. The 4th edition is the 10 year anniversary edition which is completely different than the first 3 editions. As for Dust Jackets, the True First Edition, first printing DJ has a red quote in the upper right hand corner on the front. This quote is by Chris Crutcher and is present for at least the first 13 printings of the true first edition. The rear of DJ has a Gordon Korman quote and no mention of Added Bonus Material. The Second edition DJ replaced the red Crutcher blurb on front with a - The New York Times Best Seller - statement. They also added a Sherman Alexie review to the middle of the DJ front. The rear of the 2nd Edition DJ has a new section titled - added bonus material. The Korman quote has been replaced by a Kirkus review. The inside of the DJ has now become a blue and white map. The Third edition DJ also lacks the red Crutcher blurb on upper corner of front and instead states International Best Seller translated into 31 languages. The 4th Edition is the 10th Anniversary Edition which is entirely different and has a silver DJ. Keep in mind, the change in DJ and book is a Second Edition, not a second printing. At least the first 13 printings of the first edition have the 1st issue DJ with the red Crutcher blurb on the upper right corner. If the DJ says New York Times Bestseller, it is a second edition despite the copyright page. Basically, if you have map endpapers, 4 pages of praise before the first page of text, 13 questions for the author in the rear, you have a second edition regardless of the full numberline on the copyright page. Hope that helps anyone trying to track down the true first edition, first printing in first issue DJ. True first edition, first printings in first issue DJ have dried up. This is a true first edition, first printing in first issue DJ signed by the author on the title page. An incredible copy. Tight, crisp and unread condition. Signed by Author(s).