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The Sunday Philosophy Club
A signed first Canadian edition, first printing of The Sunday Philosophy Club by Alexander McCall Smith, published by Alfred A. Knopf Canada in 2004. This hardcover copy includes its illustrated dust jacket and is flat signed by McCall Smith directly on the title page, with no visible personalization.
The novel introduces Isabel Dalhousie, an Edinburgh philosopher and editor whose curiosity about moral questions draws her into investigating a young man's suspicious death. Blending a traditional mystery with wit, character observation, and questions of ethics and conscience, it launched McCall Smith's long-running Isabel Dalhousie series.
Seller-graded Very Good. The dust jacket shows light rubbing and minor wear around its edges, corners, and spine ends. The signature page is shown in the photographs, along with the first-edition statement, complete first-printing number line, and identifying ISBN information.
Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the actual copy offered.
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A signed first Canadian edition, first printing of The Sunday Philosophy Club by Alexander McCall Smith, published by Alfred A. Knopf Canada in 2004. This hardcover copy includes its illustrated dust jacket and is flat signed by McCall Smith directly on the title page, with no visible personalization.
The novel introduces Isabel Dalhousie, an Edinburgh philosopher and editor whose curiosity about moral questions draws her into investigating a young man's suspicious death. Blending a traditional mystery with wit, character observation, and questions of ethics and conscience, it launched McCall Smith's long-running Isabel Dalhousie series.
Seller-graded Very Good. The dust jacket shows light rubbing and minor wear around its edges, corners, and spine ends. The signature page is shown in the photographs, along with the first-edition statement, complete first-printing number line, and identifying ISBN information.
Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the actual copy offered.
