Light blue and orange — complementary colors that make each other sing, and a palette that looks genuinely fresh and striking on a shelf. Six vintage hardcovers assembled in these tones, with one particularly delightful curatorial coincidence: An Orange Full of Dreams by Antoni Gronowicz sits right there in the lineup, its title literally echoing the set's color story. The literary range is as pleasing as the palette. Marchette Chute's The Wonderful Winter (1965) brings Elizabethan London to life in one of her most beloved children's novels. Thomas Gifford's The Glendower Legacy (1978) delivers a celebrated Cold War thriller. Man from Mt. Vernon by Burke Boyce (1961) is historical fiction centered on George Washington. The Story of Mad Anthony Wayne by Hazel Wilson (1953) covers the Revolutionary War general for young readers. Vera R. Amrein's The Stowaway (1957) rounds out the adventure side of the set. Six books, spanning adventure, biography, historical fiction, children's literature, and thriller — over two decades of mid-century American publishing. All six are vintage condition with some wear and discoloration throughout. Dimensions vary per book. Ships from Altadena, CA.
