Burnet Jaime (41 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Condition: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When Ada falls for a body piercer named Pan, her cheeky grandmother, Mattie, says she looks like a caught trout with all those hooks in her mouth. Ada soon discovers Mattie is also caught in a perpetual swoon. It isn't just Alzheimer's, or the secret vibrator Ada's mother, Joan, is convinced Mattie has stashed in her room - Mattie is having a passionate affair with a ghost.When Joan buys a house in the north end, the three generations move in next door to Ken - who operates one of the big machines engaged in razing some neighbourhoods and building others up - and his family, who aren't thrilled about their new neighbours. Not only do the newcomers fail to introduce themselves, they and all the other white folks moving north are driving up the rent.While Ada's obsession with Pan is written on her body, the story of Mattie's love for Edith, a young Mi'kmaw survivor of the residential school in Shubenacadie, unfurls too. Next door, Ken grieves his late wife, a powerful Black community organiser, and tries to inspire his directionless young son. Meanwhile, Ken's daughter, Kiah, works to live up to her mother's magic.As relationships and neighbourhoods come apart and are put back together, their residents reach back to understand their connections to Halifax's history and forward to recognise their responsibilities in its present. In North End Halifax, past and present interweave through the relationships of the characters in Crocuses Hatch from Snow. A soaring exploration of diverse communities across generations, author Jaime Burnets debut novel introduces an exciting lyrical voice in queer literary fiction. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 248 pages. 8.25x5.50x0.75 inches. In Stock.

Rústica. Condition: Bien. leves roces, formato 8º. 339 p.

Condition: Bueno. : El 'Manual de Ciencia Política' es un libro diseñado para estudiantes y profesores, que ofrece un análisis exhaustivo de los temas centrales en el campo de la Ciencia Política. Esta tercera edición, revisada y actualizada, incluye nuevos capítulos sobre el Estado y la Gobernanza, adaptándose al contexto histórico actual. El manual es útil para estudiantes de diversas disciplinas como Sociología, Economía, Derecho, Gestión y Administración Pública, y Periodismo. Cubre temas como la política, el estado, las ideologías políticas, la democracia, el proceso político, la organización institucional y administrativa, los autoritarismos, las transiciones políticas y el sistema internacional. EAN: 9788430944392 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Educación Título: Manual de Ciencia Política Autor: Miquel Caminal Badía| Cesáreo Rodríguez Aguilera de Prat| Joan Antón Mellón| Luis Bouza-Brey Villar| Jaume Colomer Pous| Antoni Fernández Pérez| Jordi Guiu Payá| Andrés de Francisco Díaz| Eduardo Gonzalo| Pedro Ibarra Güell| Jacint Jordana Casajuana| Francisco Letamendía Belzunce| Joaquim Lleixà Chavarria| Jaume Magre Ferran| Enric Martínez| Jordi Matas Dalmases| Jaime Pastor Verdú| Amadeu Recasens Brunet| Rafael Ribó Masso| Ferran Requejo Coll| Jordi Sánchez Picanyol| Ana Sanz León| Xavier Torrens Llambrich| Pere Vilanova Trías| Josep Baqués Quesada| Laura Chaqués| Anna Palau Editorial: Tecnos Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 648 Formato: tapa blanda.

Tela. Condition: Bien. formato 8º. 244 p.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Bien. Firmado y dedicado a su anterior propietario. Tapa, contratapa y lomo deslucida.

19x13. 121 pgs. (B3080).

122 pag.19cm. LITERATURA.

340 pag.19cm.portada ilust. PAIS VASCO LITERATURA-NOVELA.

Condition: Bueno. Ed. Rafael Caro Raggio. Madrid 1920. Rustica. 18x12. 244 pp. Forrado. Algunos puntos de oxido.

19x12. 123 pags. Fto pág. de respeto. 1ª Ed.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When Ada falls for a body piercer named Pan, her cheeky grandmother, Mattie, says she looks like a caught trout with all those hooks in her mouth. Ada soon discovers Mattie is also caught in a perpetual swoon. It isn't just Alzheimer's, or the secret vibrator Ada's mother, Joan, is convinced Mattie has stashed in her room - Mattie is having a passionate affair with a ghost.When Joan buys a house in the north end, the three generations move in next door to Ken - who operates one of the big machines engaged in razing some neighbourhoods and building others up - and his family, who aren't thrilled about their new neighbours. Not only do the newcomers fail to introduce themselves, they and all the other white folks moving north are driving up the rent.While Ada's obsession with Pan is written on her body, the story of Mattie's love for Edith, a young Mi'kmaw survivor of the residential school in Shubenacadie, unfurls too. Next door, Ken grieves his late wife, a powerful Black community organiser, and tries to inspire his directionless young son. Meanwhile, Ken's daughter, Kiah, works to live up to her mother's magic.As relationships and neighbourhoods come apart and are put back together, their residents reach back to understand their connections to Halifax's history and forward to recognise their responsibilities in its present. In North End Halifax, past and present interweave through the relationships of the characters in Crocuses Hatch from Snow. A soaring exploration of diverse communities across generations, author Jaime Burnets debut novel introduces an exciting lyrical voice in queer literary fiction. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorJaime Burnet writes fiction, plays creepy folk music and sometimes punk and doomy grunge, practices labour and human rights law, and lives with her family by the ocean in Nova Scotia. Crocuses Hatch from Snow is.

Condition: Bueno. Novela Literatura País Vasco Arte. 8º mayor, 147 págs, rústica con sobrecubierta ilustrada, leves puntos de óxido. Láminas fuera de texto con reproducciones b/n de obras pictóricas. Brunet (San Sebastián, 1888 - 1954), ingeniero, escritor y político, ostentó diversos cargos públicos y fue autor de varias novelas y artículos. Dedicatoria manuscrita del hijo del autor.

1944 Fides, San Sebastian Fot. en b/n. 147 p. 20x14 cm. Enc. rústica. Fatigado y algo oxidado Para ver o recibir fotografías de los libros puede ir a nuestra web o solicitarlas., ).

207pg.20cm. PAIS VASCO NOVELA.

Condition: leido. Intonso. Rústica. 121.

123pp.

19,5 cm. Intonso. 121 pp. En español. Book in spanish. El pago contrarrembolso lleva un recargo de 2 euros.

Rústica con faltas en el lomo. formato 4º menor. 207 p. Libro.

19,5 cm. Láminas. Puntos de óxido. Cubierta provisionales. Novela ambientada en un rincón de Gascuña. 147 pp. En español. Book in spanish. El pago contrarrembolso lleva un recargo de 2 euros.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Casi Bien. HORAS RUSTICAS. escrita en San Sebastian en 1922 Brunet,Jaime Publicado por Calpe Madrid, 1925.

244pp. El autor fué fundador y presidente del Círculo Cultural Guipuzcoano; presidente de la Sociedad Filarmónica donostiarra; participó en la fundación y fue vicepresidente del Ateneo Guipuzcoano. De 1918 a 1922 ostentó la jefatura local del partido republicano, a la vez que era elegido concejal y teniente alcalde.

Condition: leido. 339.

339pp. Curiosa novela ambientada en Euskadi.