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Home Run By Gerald Seymour (Hardback, 1989)

This hardback novel, titled "Home Run" and authored by Gerald Seymour, was published in 1989 by the Guild. The book is a collector's edition and has a limited print run. It contains 383 pages and falls under the crime & thriller and mystery genres, with the narrative type being fiction. The book features a character named Matthew Furniss and is written in English. It has large print and was previously part of a library but is in good condition. The book has no inscriptions or ex libris and is not personalised. It is an excellent addition to the library of young adults and adults who enjoy reading modernism literature.

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Condition	Like New
Personalised	No
Book Title	Home Run
Custom Bundle	No
Book Series	Unknown
Original Language	English
Vintage	No
Format	Hardcover
Unit Type	Unit
Language	English
Features	Ex-Library, Large Print
Topic	Running
Unit Quantity	1
Character	Matthew Furniss
Signed	No
Ex Libris	No
Narrative Type	Fiction
Publisher	Guild
Intended Audience	Young Adults, Adults
Inscribed	No
Edition	Collector's Edition, Limited Edition
Publication Year	1989
Type	Novel
Literary Movement	Modernism
Illustrator	Unknown
Era	1980s
Author	Gerald Seymour
Genre	Crime & Thriller, Mystery
Time Period Manufactured	1980-1989
Country/Region of Manufacture	United Kingdom
Personalise	No
Number of Pages	383

The book features a character named Matthew Furniss and is written in English. It has large print and was previously part of a library but is in good condition. The book has no inscriptions or ex libris and is not personalised. It is an excellent addition to the library of young adults and adults who enjoy reading modernism literature.