This 1940 printing, marketed as the "First Cheap Edition," remains a scarce find with its original dust jacket intact. Author: Walter Starkie. Internal/Interior: The text block is tightly bound. The pages are printed on high-quality paper which remains bright.
This 1940 printing, marketed as the "First Cheap Edition," remains a scarce find with its original dust jacket intact. Author: Walter Starkie. Internal/Interior: The text block is tightly bound. The pages are printed on high-quality paper which remains bright.
The product is a vintage pocket book edition of "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie, published in 1940 by Simon & Schuster. This self-help book, part of the Pocket Books series, focuses on personal development and influencing others. With a nonfiction narrative and 307 pages, it is intended for an adult audience and explores topics in personal and professional growth, psychology, and sociology. The compact size of 6.5 inches in height and 4.25 inches in width makes it easy to carry and read on-the-go, making it a valuable addition for individuals looking to enhance their social skills and interpersonal connections.