Anastasia's Album: The Girl Who Loved to Write

This item is a hardcover non-fiction book titled 'Anastasia’s Album', notably authored by Hugh Brewster and first published around 1996. The book features a vibrant, deep rose-pink or scarlet cloth-bound cover with the title 'ANASTASIA’S ALBUM' prominently embossed in a sophisticated gold or bronze metallic foil. The typography uses a stylized serif font, with an elongated 'A' and 'S' that evokes a regal, early 20th-century aesthetic suitable for its subject matter—Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia. The cover dimensions appear to be roughly square, a common format for photo-heavy biographical works. Regarding condition, the book shows clear signs of previous utility. There is a visible white library identification tag or barcode sticker adhered to the bottom left corner, which has been partially obscured or blacked out with marker, suggesting it was formerly part of a lending collection. The cover edges show minor shelf wear and slight softening of the corners. The gold foil lettering remains largely intact and bright, though the cloth surface shows some faint scuffing and handling marks typical of a used volume. The binding appears tight based on the alignment of the boards. Inside, such volumes typically contain high-quality reproductions of personal photographs, letters, and diary entries from the Romanov family archives. This particular edition is prized for its historical curation and visual storytelling regarding the life of the youngest daughter of Tsar Nicholas II.