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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. Missing dust jacket; May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Paperback. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Hardback. Condizione: New. INSTANT BESTSELLER A celebration of one of the most electric and magnetic hockey players of all time-the incomparable Guy Lafleur-in the words of his peers and admirers, from Joe Sakic to Chris Nilan.Foreword by Wayne Gretzky. Guy Lafleur. The name alone sizzles on the tongue, eliciting memories of Lafleur's tremendous flow (in Quebec he is nicknamed "The Demon Blond"), his on-ice flair, his fiery play, and his incredible touch. He was fast and furious, the modern-day version of the legendary Maurice "Rocket" Richard. Lafleur played for the Canadiens during the Habs's fabulous seventies era when they won multiple Stanley Cups. Lafleur was the '70s, from his wardrobe to his hairstyle to his sideburns. He not only fought for the league lead in scoring-he was known to go to discos and even put out his own disco album. He absolutely mesmerized a generation of fans, changed the culture, and has influenced future draft classes ever for a generation. For the first time, authors Steven Finn (who played with Lafleur) and Pierre Gince reveal an intimate portrait of Lafleur, the player and the man, in the words of those who enjoyed him, or who spent all their ice time pointlessly chasing him down the wing. Every chapter evokes different memories of the man nicknamed in English Canada as The Flower. Gilbert Perreault, who battled Lafleur at centre for almost two decades, is here. As is Scotty Bowman, who coached Lafleur, and Larry Robinson and Serge Savard, the Hall of Fame defencemen who skated behind him. Joe Sakic and Steven Finn recount their days playing with Lafleur when he was a Quebec Nordique. Lanny McDonald and Darryl Sittler share their thoughts on Lafleur's rivalry with the Toronto Maple Leafs. In all, there are forty profiles by forty prominent players, coaches, family, and media, all of whom admired le Demon Blond.

Hardback. Condizione: New. INSTANT BESTSELLER A celebration of one of the most electric and magnetic hockey players of all time-the incomparable Guy Lafleur-in the words of his peers and admirers, from Joe Sakic to Chris Nilan.Foreword by Wayne Gretzky. Guy Lafleur. The name alone sizzles on the tongue, eliciting memories of Lafleur's tremendous flow (in Quebec he is nicknamed "The Demon Blond"), his on-ice flair, his fiery play, and his incredible touch. He was fast and furious, the modern-day version of the legendary Maurice "Rocket" Richard. Lafleur played for the Canadiens during the Habs's fabulous seventies era when they won multiple Stanley Cups. Lafleur was the '70s, from his wardrobe to his hairstyle to his sideburns. He not only fought for the league lead in scoring-he was known to go to discos and even put out his own disco album. He absolutely mesmerized a generation of fans, changed the culture, and has influenced future draft classes ever for a generation. For the first time, authors Steven Finn (who played with Lafleur) and Pierre Gince reveal an intimate portrait of Lafleur, the player and the man, in the words of those who enjoyed him, or who spent all their ice time pointlessly chasing him down the wing. Every chapter evokes different memories of the man nicknamed in English Canada as The Flower. Gilbert Perreault, who battled Lafleur at centre for almost two decades, is here. As is Scotty Bowman, who coached Lafleur, and Larry Robinson and Serge Savard, the Hall of Fame defencemen who skated behind him. Joe Sakic and Steven Finn recount their days playing with Lafleur when he was a Quebec Nordique. Lanny McDonald and Darryl Sittler share their thoughts on Lafleur's rivalry with the Toronto Maple Leafs. In all, there are forty profiles by forty prominent players, coaches, family, and media, all of whom admired le Demon Blond.

hardcover. Condizione: New. Brand New.

Couverture souple. Condizione: Bonne Condition. Couverture légèrement usée. Intérieur propre. Envoi soigné.

Condizione: New.

Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 336 pages. 9.01x6.01x9.00 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condizione: Brand New. 336 pages. 9.01x6.01x9.00 inches. In Stock.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condizione: New. Special order item direct from the distributor.

Condizione: Neuf.

Hardback. Condizione: New. INSTANT BESTSELLER A celebration of one of the most electric and magnetic hockey players of all time-the incomparable Guy Lafleur-in the words of his peers and admirers, from Joe Sakic to Chris Nilan.Foreword by Wayne Gretzky. Guy Lafleur. The name alone sizzles on the tongue, eliciting memories of Lafleur's tremendous flow (in Quebec he is nicknamed "The Demon Blond"), his on-ice flair, his fiery play, and his incredible touch. He was fast and furious, the modern-day version of the legendary Maurice "Rocket" Richard. Lafleur played for the Canadiens during the Habs's fabulous seventies era when they won multiple Stanley Cups. Lafleur was the '70s, from his wardrobe to his hairstyle to his sideburns. He not only fought for the league lead in scoring-he was known to go to discos and even put out his own disco album. He absolutely mesmerized a generation of fans, changed the culture, and has influenced future draft classes ever for a generation. For the first time, authors Steven Finn (who played with Lafleur) and Pierre Gince reveal an intimate portrait of Lafleur, the player and the man, in the words of those who enjoyed him, or who spent all their ice time pointlessly chasing him down the wing. Every chapter evokes different memories of the man nicknamed in English Canada as The Flower. Gilbert Perreault, who battled Lafleur at centre for almost two decades, is here. As is Scotty Bowman, who coached Lafleur, and Larry Robinson and Serge Savard, the Hall of Fame defencemen who skated behind him. Joe Sakic and Steven Finn recount their days playing with Lafleur when he was a Quebec Nordique. Lanny McDonald and Darryl Sittler share their thoughts on Lafleur's rivalry with the Toronto Maple Leafs. In all, there are forty profiles by forty prominent players, coaches, family, and media, all of whom admired le Demon Blond.

Hardback. Condizione: New. INSTANT BESTSELLER A celebration of one of the most electric and magnetic hockey players of all time-the incomparable Guy Lafleur-in the words of his peers and admirers, from Joe Sakic to Chris Nilan.Foreword by Wayne Gretzky. Guy Lafleur. The name alone sizzles on the tongue, eliciting memories of Lafleur's tremendous flow (in Quebec he is nicknamed "The Demon Blond"), his on-ice flair, his fiery play, and his incredible touch. He was fast and furious, the modern-day version of the legendary Maurice "Rocket" Richard. Lafleur played for the Canadiens during the Habs's fabulous seventies era when they won multiple Stanley Cups. Lafleur was the '70s, from his wardrobe to his hairstyle to his sideburns. He not only fought for the league lead in scoring-he was known to go to discos and even put out his own disco album. He absolutely mesmerized a generation of fans, changed the culture, and has influenced future draft classes ever for a generation. For the first time, authors Steven Finn (who played with Lafleur) and Pierre Gince reveal an intimate portrait of Lafleur, the player and the man, in the words of those who enjoyed him, or who spent all their ice time pointlessly chasing him down the wing. Every chapter evokes different memories of the man nicknamed in English Canada as The Flower. Gilbert Perreault, who battled Lafleur at centre for almost two decades, is here. As is Scotty Bowman, who coached Lafleur, and Larry Robinson and Serge Savard, the Hall of Fame defencemen who skated behind him. Joe Sakic and Steven Finn recount their days playing with Lafleur when he was a Quebec Nordique. Lanny McDonald and Darryl Sittler share their thoughts on Lafleur's rivalry with the Toronto Maple Leafs. In all, there are forty profiles by forty prominent players, coaches, family, and media, all of whom admired le Demon Blond.

Condizione: as new. Auteur-compositeur-interprète, écrivain, animateur, scénariste, metteur en scène et acteur : Félix Leclerc avait toutes les cordes à son arc. Pionnier de la chanson québécoise moderne, il a créé un style musical reconnaissable entre tous. Ses souliers l'ont mené du Québec à la France, où il a côtoyé Brel, Brassens et Devos. Prés de 35 ans après son décès, ce grand poète est toujours bien vivant dans le cceur de plusieurs générations, chez nous comme ailleurs. Bienvenue dans ce "tour de l'île" unique, balisé par les témoignages intimes des plus grands artistes de la chanson francophone et des privilégiés qui l'ont côtoyé au quotidien, dans son havre de paix. Nombre de pages : 293 ? Format : Grand Format.

Condizione: new. Auteur-compositeur-interprète, écrivain, animateur, scénariste, metteur en scène et acteur : Félix Leclerc avait toutes les cordes à son arc. Pionnier de la chanson québécoise moderne, il a créé un style musical reconnaissable entre tous. Ses souliers l'ont mené du Québec à la France, où il a côtoyé Brel, Brassens et Devos. Prés de 35 ans après son décès, ce grand poète est toujours bien vivant dans le cceur de plusieurs générations, chez nous comme ailleurs. Bienvenue dans ce "tour de l'île" unique, balisé par les témoignages intimes des plus grands artistes de la chanson francophone et des privilégiés qui l'ont côtoyé au quotidien, dans son havre de paix. Nombre de pages : 293 ? Format : Grand Format.

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