Ten-year-old Justin Whitney lay awake in bed, staring into space when he saw the answer to his troubles: Weld Pennyworth, the mean-looking lawher who might be able to stop his parents' divorce. Pennyworth had said on television that he was through with divorce, it was the pits. Justin agreed with him about that. He got out of bed, went to his desk, turned on the light, and wrote a letter. "Dear Mr. Pennyworth." He went back to bed with his heart sending little thrills through his body that kept him awake the way it did on Christmas Eve and the night before his birthday. 275 pages, the binding is quarter cloth. The jacket has a small piece of the jacket scratched off where there was a label. The black remainder mark on the bottom is about 1" long. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

FICTION NOVEL LAWYER DIVORCE CHILD