R is For Rocket by Ray Bradbury - First Edition
While this is an ex-library copy of Ray Bradbury’s “R is for Rocket,” it is still in good condition. The library markings are limited to the book itself; not the dust jacket. The pages feature some light staining, and the boards show some shelf ware.
Bradbury’s book is a collection of short stories that delves into themes of space exploration, childhood dreams, and the human experience. The titular story, "R is for Rocket," follows a young boy named Doug who is enthralled with the idea of space travel and ultimately longs to be an astronaut. The narrative captures his vivid imagination and the stark realities of life on Earth, creating a poignant contrast between dreams and responsibilities.
Other stories in the collection explore similar motifs, featuring characters grappling with their aspirations amid the constraints of reality. Bradbury’s signature poetic prose and evocative imagery instill a sense of wonder about the cosmos while also reflecting on the complexities of human emotion. Through these tales, he examines the interplay between innovation and nostalgia, capturing the essence of what it means to dream of the stars while remaining grounded in one’s own life. R is for Rocket serves as a testament to the power of imagination within the bounds of the human condition.
Overall, this is an affordable first edition book worth of any sci-fi collection.
While this is an ex-library copy of Ray Bradbury’s “R is for Rocket,” it is still in good condition. The library markings are limited to the book itself; not the dust jacket. The pages feature some light staining, and the boards show some shelf ware.
Bradbury’s book is a collection of short stories that delves into themes of space exploration, childhood dreams, and the human experience. The titular story, "R is for Rocket," follows a young boy named Doug who is enthralled with the idea of space travel and ultimately longs to be an astronaut. The narrative captures his vivid imagination and the stark realities of life on Earth, creating a poignant contrast between dreams and responsibilities.
Other stories in the collection explore similar motifs, featuring characters grappling with their aspirations amid the constraints of reality. Bradbury’s signature poetic prose and evocative imagery instill a sense of wonder about the cosmos while also reflecting on the complexities of human emotion. Through these tales, he examines the interplay between innovation and nostalgia, capturing the essence of what it means to dream of the stars while remaining grounded in one’s own life. R is for Rocket serves as a testament to the power of imagination within the bounds of the human condition.
Overall, this is an affordable first edition book worth of any sci-fi collection.
While this is an ex-library copy of Ray Bradbury’s “R is for Rocket,” it is still in good condition. The library markings are limited to the book itself; not the dust jacket. The pages feature some light staining, and the boards show some shelf ware.
Bradbury’s book is a collection of short stories that delves into themes of space exploration, childhood dreams, and the human experience. The titular story, "R is for Rocket," follows a young boy named Doug who is enthralled with the idea of space travel and ultimately longs to be an astronaut. The narrative captures his vivid imagination and the stark realities of life on Earth, creating a poignant contrast between dreams and responsibilities.
Other stories in the collection explore similar motifs, featuring characters grappling with their aspirations amid the constraints of reality. Bradbury’s signature poetic prose and evocative imagery instill a sense of wonder about the cosmos while also reflecting on the complexities of human emotion. Through these tales, he examines the interplay between innovation and nostalgia, capturing the essence of what it means to dream of the stars while remaining grounded in one’s own life. R is for Rocket serves as a testament to the power of imagination within the bounds of the human condition.
Overall, this is an affordable first edition book worth of any sci-fi collection.