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First Edition First printing of the ordinary trade issue; 290 pages plus 14 numbered pages of ads and comments; bound in mustard-yellow cloth with printed paper spine label, page edges untrimmed; light edge rubs and mild corner bumps, light soil all over the covers; spine label age-toned and lightly rubbed along spine edges but with no chips; internally clean tight and unmarked nearly Fine condition, binding may have a very slight barely noticeable tilt; overall Very Good or slightly better, no ownership names present.

Jacob's Room is Virginia Woolf's first novel to employ her distinct stream-of-consciousness narrative style. The story revolves around the life of Jacob Flanders and reflects on themes such as the effects of World War I on English society, the passage of time, and the challenges of understanding an individual's subjective experience.