Candlewick, Cambridge, Mass., 2005. 1^st US ed., 1^st pr. thus.  ISBN 076362740-2.  Hard cover, 185 pages plus Glossary and ads.  Unread copy; small remainder mark on bottom edge; tight binding.  Jacket with price intact has some rubs and scuffs, small puncture to jacket at lower front spine edge.  Interior clean and unmarked.  ‘I’ve always been happy with who I am.  Not in a stuck-up, I’m-the-best-thing-that’s-happened-since-the-invention-of-the-light-bulb sort of way, of course.  More in a God’s-done-a-lot-worse-than-Sophie-Pitt-Turnbull sort of way. … I reckoned that I’d improve with age (like wine or cheese), but I never actually expected to change.  Not change so much that I could divide my life into tow parts: the part with the old me and the part with the new me.  But I never expected to discover America, either, so that isn’t surprising.’ (from rear panel)