The Source: A Novel by James A. Michener, Paperback, 1,104 Pages
Product description
Practical tips
Readers seeking a substantial paperback in historical fiction, family saga or multigenerational fiction can use these details to decide whether this edition suits their reading plans. At 1,104 pages, The Source is a long-form novel to enjoy over a series of reading sessions, keeping a bookmark handy makes it easy to return to your place. Its 14 x 4.1 x 21.1 cm dimensions also give you a practical reference when choosing where to store or read the book.
The edition is a Dial Press trade paperback, with an introduction by Steve Berry. That makes the format and introductory contribution clear for readers choosing a physical copy or comparing editions.
Tech summary
- Title: The Source: A Novel
- Author: James A. Michener
- Introduction: Steve Berry
- Format: Dial Press Trade Paperback
- Publication date: July 9, 2002
- Print length: 1,104 pages
- Dimensions: 14 x 4.1 x 21.1 cm
Why it makes sense
The Source is identified with multigenerational fiction, family saga and historical fiction, so it is suited to readers drawn to those categories and looking for a full-length novel rather than a brief read. Its 1,104-page length is a useful distinction when choosing between a substantial book for extended reading and a shorter title for a quicker finish. The printed format also offers a direct, page-by-page reading experience, while the introduction by Steve Berry provides an additional perspective before the novel begins.
For a reader selecting a book by author, James A. Michener is named as the author of this novel, and the title is presented as a paperback. Those concrete details make it straightforward to identify the edition and its format when adding it to a home collection or choosing a physical book for personal reading. The page count and dimensions can also help with planning shelf space and deciding whether the book fits a preferred reading spot.
Questions before you buy
What format is this edition? It is a Dial Press trade paperback, a physical book format for readers who prefer printed pages.
How long is the novel? The print length is 1,104 pages, making it a substantial choice for readers who enjoy spending time with a full-length book.
Who wrote the book, and who wrote the introduction? James A. Michener is the author, and Steve Berry wrote the introduction.
When it makes sense
Choose this edition if you want a substantial paperback by James A. Michener and are interested in historical fiction, family saga or multigenerational fiction. Its 1,104-page length suits readers planning a longer reading commitment, while the trade paperback format and Steve Berry introduction give you clear details about the physical edition and its opening material.