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…Mister B. Gone is beautifully presented. The dust jacket resembles worn, torn leather, while the pages are yellowed, faintly stained, and aged-looking. The typeset gives the impression of older printing methods, and the marbled endpapers remind us of cinnamon scented attic treasures cherished by generations past. Appearance, feel, and narrative combine to create a work of physical as well as storytelling art, and it enhances the reading experience. Harper is to be congratulated for going this extra step in publishing. It is added value justifying today’s high cost for books… Continue reading →