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Whipple's Castle An American Novel by Thomas Williams

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Condition: |
Used |
Binding: |
Hardcover |
Category: |
Literature |
Dust Jacket Condition: |
Good |
Year Printed: |
1968 |
Publisher: |
Random House |
Author: |
Thomas Williams |
Topic: |
Fiction |
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Whipple's Castle An American Novel by Thomas Williams
Whipple's Castle
An American Novel
Thomas Williams
New York: Random House
Copyright 1968
Book club edition
535 pages
The binding is in acceptable condition and the pages are clean except for a bookplate in front. The black cover shows light wear. The jacket is toned and has a small amount of edge wear. Good. Hardcover.
Whipple's castle is a great Victorian mansion set on a hill in the imaginary town of Leah, New Hampshire. In the story we come to know the Whipples. The mother, Henrietta, once a pretty woman who bore her children in love and raised them in confusion. Harvey, the father, endowed with strength of purpose: he always got what he wanted until an accident changed desire and determination to greed, a hunger for money that had no limits. And there's Wood, the handsome eldest son, silent and sensitive, loved by women, but unable to give love; David, smart, superior, a superb athlete, who learns to use his mind as well as his body; Kate, the daughter, exquisitely lovely, intelligent, who fears she will be loved only for her beauty; and Horace, the youngest son, shy, awkward, ungainly, tormented by nightmare demons who give him no peace. (#04)
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