John Updike Rabbit Series: All Four Books All 1st Editions

Rabbit, Run: First Edition with all matching points

Rabbit, Run by John Updike 

1960 stated First Edition matching all the FEDPO 1st edition points.  Been in our household for the last couple of decades. 

The book itself is in nice shape for being over 60 years old.  The dustjacket has some issues with some tears but overall would rate a 7 out of a 10 scale.  The foredge of the pages has a small stain on them because of that, and only that I give it a 6 out of 10. 

The inside of the book looks unread and is in nice shape, no issues were found.  Not priced clipped, original price of $4.00 shows.  Young Updike photo on dustjacket inside back page. 

RARE book in GOOD shape, please look closely at the many photographs (just click on the photo to see an expanded view).

Rabbit Redux 2nd book in the series, stated First Edition

Rabbit Redux by John Updike 

1971 Stated First Edition matching all the FEDPO 1st Edition Points.  Long time in the family bookshelf. 

The book itself is in great shape, looks new, the dustjacket has a small tear and the inside flap has a crease, other than that I haven’t found any other issues.  John Updike playing tennis photo inside back page DJ. Please look closely at the photographs, click on the picture to get it to expand.

Rabbit Is Rich 1st Edition of the 3rd book in the series

Rabbit Is Rich by John Updike 

1981 Stated First Edition of the 3rd book in the Rabbit series. 

The books meets all the 1st edition points as listed in FEDPO.  The dustjacket is in nice shape with the rainbow and Susan B Anthony coin and features the original price of $13.95.  Back cover features the correct five reviews, top red stain of pages correct and in nice shape.  No issue found within the book. 

The book won the Pulitzer Prize in Fiction in 1982.

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Rabbit At Rest INSCRIBED 1st Edition of the final book of the series

Rabbit At Rest Stated First Edition Inscribed by John Updike. 

The 4th book in the series and the 1991 Pulitzer Prize winner in Fiction. 

Very nice inscription on the title page signed by John Updike.  The book looks to be unread, the dustjacket is an easy 8 out of 10, the inside of the book is an easy 9 out of 10. 

As the other 3 books this book meets all the 1st edition points as defined by FEDPO, the only issue with this book is there is some slight foxing on the pages fore edge, if not for that the book would be close to a 10 out of 10. 

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