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JUSTER, NORTON, 1929 to 2021

Norton Juster

American children's writer, academic, and architect.

Books: 3
Editions tracked: 5
First editions: 3
Nationality: United States

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Earliest first editionThe Phantom TollboothEpstein & Carroll; distributed by Random House, 1961 Most editions trackedThe Dot & the Line2 editions

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The Phantom Tollbooth

Norton Juster · first published 1961

The Dot & the Line

Norton Juster · first published 1963

1st Random House1963 Hardback Not yet valued I own The Dot & the Line, Random House 1963 Log in to want this
T. Nelson1964 Hardback Not yet valued I own The Dot & the Line, T. Nelson 1964 Log in to want this

The Hello, Goodbye Window

Norton Juster · first published 2005

1st Michael Di Capua Books2005 Hardback Not yet valued I own The Hello, Goodbye Window, Michael Di Capua Books 2005 Log in to want this

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What order should I read Norton Juster's books in?

In publication order they begin with The Phantom Tollbooth (1961), then The Dot & the Line (1963) and The Hello, Goodbye Window (2005). Books in a series are listed in series order on this page.

What was Norton Juster's first book?

The earliest book we list is The Phantom Tollbooth, first published in 1961.

When was Norton Juster born?

Norton Juster was born in 1929 and died in 2021.

How many Norton Juster books does MyVolumes track?

We track 3 books by Norton Juster across 5 editions, 3 of them first editions.

How do I know if my Norton Juster book is a first edition?

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