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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Reflective Eyes: A Migrant Family's Story Seen Through the Eyes of Its Youngest Son. Book.

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condition: New. Reflective Eyes: A Migrant Family's Story Seen Through the Eyes of Its Youngest Son. Book.

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Couverture souple. Condition: Satisfaisant. Edition originale, Édition illustrée. 11 brochures agrafées et collées sous couvertures imprimées en noir et illustrées en couleurs, in-12, 17x12 cm environ, nombreuses illustrations en noir dans le texte, état correct à très bon état (voir détail plus loin). 96+92+96+92+94+96+92+96+96+92+92 pages. ********** Détail des 11 brochures : *** 1. N° 27. L'Enfant au Miroir, par Jean Mauclère, illustrations de R. Velter, 94 pages. 1945. Bon état (annotations manuscrites au second plat de couverture). *** 2. N° 32. La Mission d'Anik, par Silva Souriau, illustrations de Jacques Souriau, 92 pages. 1946. État correct (petites déchirures à la couverture et au dos avec manque de papier). *** 3. N° 35. Cela fleurit, pousse et se mange, par Paul Cervières, illustrations de Loys Petillot, 96 pages. 1946. État correct (petites déchirures au dos avec manque de papier). *** 4. N° 37. Anita, la Fille du Clown, par André Hiquet, illustrations de Georges Marjollin, 92 pages. 1946. État correct (petites déchirures au dos et au bord de la couverture avec manque de papier). *** 5. N° 38. Le Fantôme du Gay-Moulin, par Germaine Pelletan, illustrations de Pierre Decomble (Pierdec), 94 pages. 1946. État correct (manque de papier au dos). *** 6. N° 43. Notre Tante d'Amérique, par Maria de Crisenoy, illustrations de Henry Lemonnier, 96 pages. 1947. Très bon état. *** 7. N° 44. La Misère du Vent Tournant, par Henri Suquet, illustrations de J. Lebault, 92 pages. 1947. Très bon état. *** 8. N° 47. Georgia, la Mystérieuse, par René de Luc, illustrations de Henry Lemonnier, 96 pages. 1947. Bon état. *** 9. N° 48. Ida Jakowna, Petit Prodige, par Robert Collard, illustrations de Souriau, 96 pages. 1947. État correct (déchirures au dos avec manque de papier et à la dernière page de texte). *** 10. N° 49. L Île aux Rêves, par Paluel-Marmont, illustrations de Y. Paluel-Marmont, 92 pages. 1947. État correct (déchirures au dos avec manque de papier). *** 11. N°52. La Rose de l'Oasis, par Jean Mauclère, illustrations de Marjollin, 92 pages. 1947. Bon état (petite déchirure au bas du dos sans manque de papier). ***** Lisette est le nom d'une collection des Éditions de Montsouris lancée en 1941 et arrêtée en 1951, avec 62 titres. ***** Le lot de 11 volumes de la Collection "Lisette" pour 59 euros franco de port pour la France Métropolitaine. ***.…

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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Bien. 1ª Edición. Año I, N° 3. Mayo 1919.Director: Mario Chiloteguy. Colaboraciones especiales e inéditas de: Amado Nervo, Evar Méndez, Manuel Ugarte, H. A. Rega Molina, G. Gloria Peñaloza, Edmundo Montagne, Angel Falco, J.L. F. de la Puente, René Chiloteguy, Alfredo Bufano Vicente Bove, Delio Pnissa, Félix B. Visillac, Vict. E. Luna (h), A. Cortina Aravena, Ernesto Morales, Hebe Foussat, Constantino Aguirre, Bartolomé Glíndez, Anguita Zeballos, Manuel Saavedra, Mario Chiloteguy, J. Díaz Usandivaras, Santiago J. Chierico, Pascual Netri, Miguel de Arzubiaga, A. García y Mellid, Eduardo Martín, Guillermo Silva, P. Di Lorenzo, Blanca C. de Hume, Amado Villar. Roturas en bordes de tapas. Buen estado. Rara.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book was written by the youngest member of a family of 6 boys, whose grandfather unwillingly migrated to, and subsequently settled in the United States, specifically Orange County, California. This memoir details what impactful and tragic events led for this resettlement to occur; and also how the author's parents elaborately met in Mexico City and how harshly their lives together began once settled in the U.S.Stories and anecdotes illustrate how the author's family coped living with an alcoholic father throughout their lives. After many years of verbal, and sometimes physical, abuse, and the predominant chaos and drama in the household, caused by his father being in a drunken state, finally ceased once he stopped drinking.Furthermore, the author writes about each and every one of his siblings, and how each one of them have had a tremendous impact on his life. Being the youngest of the family allowed him to have a sharp, observant eye on the doings of his brothers, which he was able to learn a great deal.The author also details several jobs he has had, particularly as an educator. He writes about his experiences, both positive and negative, in great detail. Also, he intricately conveys advice to anyone who is considering a career in teaching.Lastly, the author writes about one of his hobbies: running. He became inspired to run after watching his brother complete a Marathon (26 miles) in 2 hours and 24 minutes! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book was written by the youngest member of a family of 6 boys, whose grandfather unwillingly migrated to, and subsequently settled in the United States, specifically Orange County, California. This memoir details what impactful and tragic events led for this resettlement to occur; and also how the author's parents elaborately met in Mexico City and how harshly their lives together began once settled in the U.S.Stories and anecdotes illustrate how the author's family coped living with an alcoholic father throughout their lives. After many years of verbal, and sometimes physical, abuse, and the predominant chaos and drama in the household, caused by his father being in a drunken state, finally ceased once he stopped drinking.Furthermore, the author writes about each and every one of his siblings, and how each one of them have had a tremendous impact on his life. Being the youngest of the family allowed him to have a sharp, observant eye on the doings of his brothers, which he was able to learn a great deal.The author also details several jobs he has had, particularly as an educator. He writes about his experiences, both positive and negative, in great detail. Also, he intricately conveys advice to anyone who is considering a career in teaching.Lastly, the author writes about one of his hobbies: running. He became inspired to run after watching his brother complete a Marathon (26 miles) in 2 hours and 24 minutes.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. This book was written by the youngest member of a family of 6 boys, whose grandfather unwillingly migrated to, and subsequently settled in the United States, specifically Orange County, California. This memoir details what impactful and tragic events led for this resettlement to occur; and also how the author's parents elaborately met in Mexico City and how harshly their lives together began once settled in the U.S.Stories and anecdotes illustrate how the author's family coped living with an alcoholic father throughout their lives. After many years of verbal, and sometimes physical, abuse, and the predominant chaos and drama in the household, caused by his father being in a drunken state, finally ceased once he stopped drinking.Furthermore, the author writes about each and every one of his siblings, and how each one of them have had a tremendous impact on his life. Being the youngest of the family allowed him to have a sharp, observant eye on the doings of his brothers, which he was able to learn a great deal.The author also details several jobs he has had, particularly as an educator. He writes about his experiences, both positive and negative, in great detail. Also, he intricately conveys advice to anyone who is considering a career in teaching.Lastly, the author writes about one of his hobbies: running. He became inspired to run after watching his brother complete a Marathon (26 miles) in 2 hours and 24 minutes! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book was written by the youngest member of a family of 6 boys, whose grandfather unwillingly migrated to, and subsequently settled in the United States, specifically Orange County, California. This memoir details what impactful and tragic events led for this resettlement to occur; and also how the author's parents elaborately met in Mexico City and how harshly their lives together began once settled in the U.S.Stories and anecdotes illustrate how the author's family coped living with an alcoholic father throughout their lives. After many years of verbal, and sometimes physical, abuse, and the predominant chaos and drama in the household, caused by his father being in a drunken state, finally ceased once he stopped drinking.Furthermore, the author writes about each and every one of his siblings, and how each one of them have had a tremendous impact on his life. Being the youngest of the family allowed him to have a sharp, observant eye on the doings of his brothers, which he was able to learn a great deal.The author also details several jobs he has had, particularly as an educator. He writes about his experiences, both positive and negative, in great detail. Also, he intricately conveys advice to anyone who is considering a career in teaching.Lastly, the author writes about one of his hobbies: running. He became inspired to run after watching his brother complete a Marathon (26 miles) in 2 hours and 24 minutes.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Reflective Eyes | A Migrant Family's Story Seen Through the Eyes of Its Youngest Son | Rene C. Silva | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | The Book Publishing Pros | EAN 9781806235964 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …

Buch. Condition: Neu. Reflective Eyes | A Migrant Family's Story Seen Through the Eyes of Its Youngest Son | Rene C. Silva | Buch | Englisch | 2025 | The Book Publishing Pros | EAN 9781806235971 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…