Vinyl-bound in a classic red and white gingham print to withstand actual use in a kitchen, this is a binder with pages for writing your favorite recipes (or giving to others for them to do that) and then compiling in the binder, organized by included tabs.
Issued without jacket. NEAR FINE -- Light wear, but a high grade example. POOR -- As low grade as possible.
Issued without jacket. NEAR FINE -- Light wear, but a high grade example. POOR -- As low grade as possible.
Issued without jacket. NEAR FINE -- Light wear, but a high grade example. POOR -- As low grade as possible.
Issued without jacket. NEAR FINE -- Light wear, but a high grade example. POOR -- As low grade as possible.
A unread, unmarked, first edition, first printing with a 1 in the number line. Signed by Neil Gaiman on the title page. A U.S. copy. The book is in fine condition without any significant bumps at the spine. The book corners are sharp. The dust jacket is in mint condition and protected with an archival cover.
A unread, unmarked, first edition, first printing with a 1 in the number line. Signed by Neil Gaiman on the title page. A U.S. copy. The book is in fine condition without any significant bumps at the spine. The book corners are sharp. The dust jacket is in mint condition and protected with an archival cover.
Theo, an older man from Portugal, appears in Golden with no clear agenda but a deep appreciation for art, nature, and human connection. Each gifted portrait leads to shared stories, new bonds, and a ripple effect of goodwill, which reveals humanity and hidden struggles within the town.
You will find that this novel makes you want to underline every line.
A nice touch in this novel is the way the chapters unfold slowly.
