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The Distance Between Us by Valerie Sayers First Edition
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Binding: Hardcover
Doubleday
1994 First Edition
ISBN: 0385424256
Pages: 520
Ex Library
Item Condition: This book includes the dust jacket. The dust jacket has a protective cover. The dust jacket is taped to the inside front and back cover. There is a store price sticker on the front cover. This book was a library book and has cardholder, stamps (some stamps are marked out with black marker inside and out), and reference stickers.
"Franny Starkey is a skinny, pale artist who, as a child in South Carolina, 'wandered along behind the rest of her six siblings like an orphan who'd been taken into the wrong family and didn't want any part of them.' She smokes, wears Indian-cotton skirts bought cheap in New Orleans, and falls in love as often as possible. Steward Morehouse is an obedient trustfund kid doted upon by Old South grandparents and a flighty, gypsy-haired mother. Together, or miles apart, Franny and Steward are bonded for life by their grand passion, and the inescapable longing for the lowlands of Due East."
Binding: Hardcover
Doubleday
1994 First Edition
ISBN: 0385424256
Pages: 520
Ex Library
Item Condition: This book includes the dust jacket. The dust jacket has a protective cover. The dust jacket is taped to the inside front and back cover. There is a store price sticker on the front cover. This book was a library book and has cardholder, stamps (some stamps are marked out with black marker inside and out), and reference stickers.
"Franny Starkey is a skinny, pale artist who, as a child in South Carolina, 'wandered along behind the rest of her six siblings like an orphan who'd been taken into the wrong family and didn't want any part of them.' She smokes, wears Indian-cotton skirts bought cheap in New Orleans, and falls in love as often as possible. Steward Morehouse is an obedient trustfund kid doted upon by Old South grandparents and a flighty, gypsy-haired mother. Together, or miles apart, Franny and Steward are bonded for life by their grand passion, and the inescapable longing for the lowlands of Due East."
