| By Robert A. Heinlein.
New York: Dell 2518. 6th printing March 1970. Copyright 1950 by the author. (6)+7-221(224) pages. Approx. 4 ¼" by 7" paperback. Cover illustration of a giant machine. |
| Very Good Condition, square, tight, no spine creases, cover crease, glossy covers, slight page browning with nice supple pages. There are NO names or store stamps on the book. See scan which is extra large to allow you to see condition details. |
| Life was exploding on the planet Earth. The population was increasing beyond the extent of the food supply. Colonies had to be established on other planets. It was to the farthest of these—Ganymede—that Bill Lermer and his family went, to find a place, and a way, to live. It was strange—the atmosphere changed your weight, seasons were mechanically controlled, and there were constant dangers. But these scientific "farmers of the sky" manipulated their environment and bent nature to their will in their determination to earn the simple right to exist. |
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