Minor shelf wear to covers. Crisp, clean pages. Strong spine

A nice touch is the illustrated shadow box design on the front.

This travel guide is illustrated with local artwork from each region.

“Breaking the Silence: The Untold Investigations of Whitney Webb by Gavin Riley is a first edition nonfiction book published in English.

The book is written in English and is intended for an adult audience.

Good Used Trade paperback

All books are in excellent reading condition.

By Viktor E. Frankl.

King James Version*** THE HOLY BIBLE ***Brand New, Leather Bound Collectible Edition!This edition, bound in genuine bonded leather with decorative page edges and ribbon bookmark, is an elegant addition to any home library and makes a treasured heirloom. There is a section in the book to record personal family information such as births and marriages. When the King James translation of the Bible was first published in 1611, it was the first time that many people throughout the English-speaking world were able to read the Old and New Testaments in their native tongue. It proved so wildly popular, in fact, that it was the only book that many families owned. The majestic scope and poetry of the King James translation’s language made an incomparable impact on Western religion, culture, and literature that still resonates today. This gorgeous gift edition also contains over 200 beautiful, rarely collected full-page illustrations by Gustave Doré (1832–1883).Product dimensions:6.50(w) x 9.40(h) x 2.70(d)Send this book as a gift! We ship this item in gift quality condition with no price stickers or other markings. Ships well protected in a box. Upon buyer request we’ll include a gift note to the recipient.Buy with confidence from an established seller – we have over 20 years of eBay sales experience and more than 24,000 ratings!Shipped from a smoke-free, temperature controlled environment To see more great items and Value Packs at terrific prices, please visit our ebay store

The product is a revised and updated paperback edition of Viktor Frankl’s “Man’s Search for Meaning” published in 1985 by Washington Square Press. This book, originally written in German, is a psychological and philosophical exploration of Frankl’s experiences during the Holocaust and his development of logotherapy. With a mass market format and 221 pages, this English-language book delves into themes of cultural heritage, existentialism, and psychology, making it a valuable addition to the genres of biography, psychology, and history. #B7