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A Good House by Burnard, Bonnie, Good Book
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Specifiche dell'oggetto
- Condizione
- Buone condizioni
- Note del venditore
- “This is a used book in good condition and may show some signs of use or wear .”
- ISBN
- 9780312420321
Informazioni su questo prodotto
Product Identifiers
Publisher
Picador
ISBN-10
0312420323
ISBN-13
9780312420321
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1948284
Product Key Features
Book Title
Good House : a Novel
Number of Pages
320 Pages
Language
English
Topic
General, Literary
Publication Year
2001
Genre
Fiction
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
14.6 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2001-133021
TitleLeading
A
Dewey Edition
21
Reviews
"[An] incandescent first novel." -The New Yorker "A Good Houseis a deep read. You keep finding more and more satisfaction in the unshowy craft, the unique vision of this writer who can tell you hard truths, hopefully." -Alice Munro, author ofThe Love of a Good Woman "The finest novel published in some years in our country. Its grace, its generosity, its humanity are present on each of its pages." -Carol Shields,The Ottawa Citizen "Burnard soon proves, in this increasingly intricate and rewarding book, to have a keen appreciation for the sad, surprising, joyous, important things that happen to people whose lives, by every demographic measure, could be called normal in the extreme... Burnard's painstaking focus on seemingly mundane details makes the events that shape her characters' lives not only believable but also somehow bigger than the moment, universally true." -Louisa Kamps,The New York Times "A deeply moving story of the truths of family life." -Publishers Weekly(starred) "Wondrous...Burnard unrolls the tapestry of the narrative without ceremony or writerly pyrotechnics, in a deceptively simple style reminiscent of The Bird Artist by Howard Norman...all that life has to offer is served up effortlessly, with clarity, understanding and insight...a gem of a book." -Valerie Ryan,The Seattle Times "By subject and style, Burnard is in the territory of Jon Hassler and Annie Proulx, in the ranks of Alice Munro and Carol Shields." -Robert Allen Papinchak,Chicago Tribune, "[An] incandescent first novel." -The New Yorker "A Good House is a deep read. You keep finding more and more satisfaction in the unshowy craft, the unique vision of this writer who can tell you hard truths, hopefully." -Alice Munro, author of The Love of a Good Woman "The finest novel published in some years in our country. Its grace, its generosity, its humanity are present on each of its pages." -Carol Shields, The Ottawa Citizen "Burnard soon proves, in this increasingly intricate and rewarding book, to have a keen appreciation for the sad, surprising, joyous, important things that happen to people whose lives, by every demographic measure, could be called normal in the extreme... Burnard's painstaking focus on seemingly mundane details makes the events that shape her characters' lives not only believable but also somehow bigger than the moment, universally true." -Louisa Kamps, The New York Times "A deeply moving story of the truths of family life." -Publishers Weekly (starred) "Wondrous...Burnard unrolls the tapestry of the narrative without ceremony or writerly pyrotechnics, in a deceptively simple style reminiscent of The Bird Artist by Howard Norman...all that life has to offer is served up effortlessly, with clarity, understanding and insight...a gem of a book." -Valerie Ryan, The Seattle Times "By subject and style, Burnard is in the territory of Jon Hassler and Annie Proulx, in the ranks of Alice Munro and Carol Shields." -Robert Allen Papinchak, Chicago Tribune, By subject and style, Burnard is in the territory of Jon Hassler and Annie Proulx, in the ranks of Alice Munro and Carol Shields., Burnard soon proves, in this increasingly intricate and rewarding book, to have a keen appreciation for the sad, surprising, joyous, important things that happen to people whose lives, by every demographic measure, could be called normal in the extreme... Burnard's painstaking focus on seemingly mundane details makes the events that shape her characters' lives not only believable but also somehow bigger than the moment, universally true., "[An] incandescent first novel." The New Yorker " A Good House is a deep read. You keep finding more and more satisfaction in the unshowy craft, the unique vision of this writer who can tell you hard truths, hopefully." Alice Munro, author of The Love of a Good Woman "The finest novel published in some years in our country. Its grace, its generosity, its humanity are present on each of its pages." Carol Shields, The Ottawa Citizen "Burnard soon proves, in this increasingly intricate and rewarding book, to have a keen appreciation for the sad, surprising, joyous, important things that happen to people whose lives, by every demographic measure, could be called normal in the extreme... Burnard's painstaking focus on seemingly mundane details makes the events that shape her characters' lives not only believable but also somehow bigger than the moment, universally true." Louisa Kamps, The New York Times "A deeply moving story of the truths of family life." Publishers Weekly (starred) "Wondrous...Burnard unrolls the tapestry of the narrative without ceremony or writerly pyrotechnics, in a deceptively simple style reminiscent of The Bird Artist by Howard Norman...all that life has to offer is served up effortlessly, with clarity, understanding and insight...a gem of a book." Valerie Ryan, The Seattle Times "By subject and style, Burnard is in the territory of Jon Hassler and Annie Proulx, in the ranks of Alice Munro and Carol Shields." Robert Allen Papinchak, Chicago Tribune, "[An] incandescent first novel." - The New Yorker " A Good House is a deep read. You keep finding more and more satisfaction in the unshowy craft, the unique vision of this writer who can tell you hard truths, hopefully." -Alice Munro, author of The Love of a Good Woman "The finest novel published in some years in our country. Its grace, its generosity, its humanity are present on each of its pages." -Carol Shields, The Ottawa Citizen "Burnard soon proves, in this increasingly intricate and rewarding book, to have a keen appreciation for the sad, surprising, joyous, important things that happen to people whose lives, by every demographic measure, could be called normal in the extreme... Burnard's painstaking focus on seemingly mundane details makes the events that shape her characters' lives not only believable but also somehow bigger than the moment, universally true." -Louisa Kamps, The New York Times "A deeply moving story of the truths of family life." - Publishers Weekly (starred) "Wondrous...Burnard unrolls the tapestry of the narrative without ceremony or writerly pyrotechnics, in a deceptively simple style reminiscent of The Bird Artist by Howard Norman...all that life has to offer is served up effortlessly, with clarity, understanding and insight...a gem of a book." -Valerie Ryan, The Seattle Times "By subject and style, Burnard is in the territory of Jon Hassler and Annie Proulx, in the ranks of Alice Munro and Carol Shields." -Robert Allen Papinchak, Chicago Tribune, "[An] incandescent first novel." -- The New Yorker " A Good House is a deep read. You keep finding more and more satisfaction in the unshowy craft, the unique vision of this writer who can tell you hard truths, hopefully." -- Alice Munro, author of The Love of a Good Woman "The finest novel published in some years in our country. Its grace, its generosity, its humanity are present on each of its pages." -- Carol Shields, The Ottawa Citizen "Burnard soon proves, in this increasingly intricate and rewarding book, to have a keen appreciation for the sad, surprising, joyous, important things that happen to people whose lives, by every demographic measure, could be called normal in the extreme... Burnard's painstaking focus on seemingly mundane details makes the events that shape her characters' lives not only believable but also somehow bigger than the moment, universally true." -- Louisa Kamps, The New York Times "A deeply moving story of the truths of family life." -- Publishers Weekly (starred) "Wondrous...Burnard unrolls the tapestry of the narrative without ceremony or writerly pyrotechnics, in a deceptively simple style reminiscent of The Bird Artist by Howard Norman...all that life has to offer is served up effortlessly, with clarity, understanding and insight...a gem of a book." -- Valerie Ryan, The Seattle Times "By subject and style, Burnard is in the territory of Jon Hassler and Annie Proulx, in the ranks of Alice Munro and Carol Shields." -- Robert Allen Papinchak, Chicago Tribune, The finest novel published in some years in our country. Its grace, its generosity, its humanity are present on each of its pages., A Good House is a deep read. You keep finding more and more satisfaction in the unshowy craft, the unique vision of this writer who can tell you hard truths, hopefully., Wondrous...Burnard unrolls the tapestry of the narrative without ceremony or writerly pyrotechnics, in a deceptively simple style reminiscent of The Bird Artist by Howard Norman...all that life has to offer is served up effortlessly, with clarity, understanding and insight...a gem of a book.
Dewey Decimal
813/.54
Table Of Content
INTRODUCTION Why VCRs Aren't Pop-up Toasters - Mark R Levy Issues in Home Video Research PART ONE: THE GROWTH OF HOME VIDEO The Diffusion of the VCR in the United States - Bruce C Klopfenstein Home Video - Paul B Lindstrom The Consumer Impact The Uses and Impact of Home Video in Great Britain - Barrie Gunter and Mallory Wober PART TWO: USING THE VCR Adolescents and the VCR Boom - Bradley S Greenberg and Carolyn Lin Old, New and Non-users Social and Psychological Antecedents of VCR Use - Alan M Rubin and Rebecca B Rubin Subjective Differences in the Use and Evaluation of the VCR - Milton J Shatzer and Thomas R Lindlof PART THREE: THE VCR AND THE INDIVIDUAL Big Eyes but Clumsy Fingers - Akiba A Cohen and Laura Cohen Knowing About and Using Technological Features of Home VCRs Measuring VCR "Ad-voidance" - Barry S Sapolsky and Edward Forrest School Achievement, Self-esteem and Adolescents' Video Use - Keith Roe PART FOUR: VCRs, GROUPS AND SOCIETIES Away from the Mainstream - Julia R Dobrow VCRs and Ethnic Identity VCR Narrowcasting in the Kibbutz - Dov Shinar The Worldwide Cultural and Economic Impact of Video - Christine Ogan The Videocassette Recorder in the USSR and Soviet-bloc Countries - Douglas A Boyd
Synopsis
To grasp the inner meaning of the Book of Numbers, one has to comprehend the innate energy of the desert as a spiritual vacuum. More than just a physical environment, the desert represents the darkness of our ego that we are meant to overcome in order to bring the Light into our lives. It is the ego that we are ultimately enslaved to as it hides in our fears, doubts and limitations. As the Israelites who were led by Moses from bondage to the land of Canaan, we too can take control of our own journey by understanding the concepts of slavery and freedom. The purpose of this book is to bring the Creator's Light into the desert" in which the world finds itself. The stories guide readers to the Spiritual Promised Land — which is their true destiny., A Good House begins in 1949 in Stonebrook, Ontario, home to the Chambers family. The postwar boom and hope for the future color every facet of life: the possibilities seem limitless for Bill, his wife Sylvia, and their three children. In the fifty years that follow, the possibilities narrow. Sylvia's untimely death marks her family indelibly but in ways only time will reveal. Paul's perfect marriage yields an imperfect child. Daphne unabashedly follows an unconventional path, while Patrick discovers that his happiness requires a series of compromises. Bill confronts the onset of old age less gracefully than anticipated, and throughout, his second wife, Margaret, remains, surprisingly, the family anchor. This extraordinarily moving and beautifully crafted first novel was a number one bestseller in Canada where it won one of the country's most prestigious literary awards, the Giller Prize, in 1999.
LC Classification Number
PR9199.3.B7914G66
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