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Uit het Hoogduitsch. Met een voorberigt van C. van Schaick. TOEGEVOEGD: Talrijke knipsels. 602 p, + adverts. (In linnen gebonden (iets los) met zelfgemaakte contemporaine stoffen omslag. Blz soms wat licht roestvlekkig. ZEERGOED) ZEER ZELZAAM Tijdsdocument. Niet in KB. Aanvankelijk in afleveringen verschenen met hoofdstukken zoals De jonge dochter, De jongeling, De kindschheid, De huismoeder. De dienstbode, vanuit een ethisch / religieus perpectief. Waarschijnlilijk bewerking van Familien-Andachtsbuch. Aus den "Stunden der Andacht" zum Besten minderbemittelter Personen und Haushaltungen.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She never left the barbershop. He never stopped writing songs about it. Now he owns forty percent of the building - and twelve weeks to prove he came home to stay.Naima Whitfield has opened her father's shop on Ardmore Avenue at six fifty every morning since the day he died in the back room. Four chairs, four hundred photographs, forty-six years on one Baltimore corner. Now a developer holds six of the nine storefronts on her block, and a city hearing in September will decide whether Whitfield's exists on the map at all.Cassius Dupree left at nineteen with a Greyhound ticket and a demo, and built the career he was always going to build. He comes back to bury the uncle who raised him in chair two - and walks out of a lawyer's office owning forty percent of the only building he ever called home.They have history. Eight days of it, on a fire escape, eleven years ago.Then Cass finds a locked room behind the shop with carpet stapled to the walls, forty-one reel-to-reel tapes, and a microphone that has been waiting in a closet since 1986. What's on those tapes could save the block - or hand it away for a number with six zeros. And the only way to find out is to stand still long enough to be known.WHAT'S INSIDE- A dual-POV second-chance romance told in alternating chapters, his and hers- A Baltimore block drawn with love: a barbershop, a kitchen, a chess table, a church- A block party, a repast, a lemon pound cake used frankly as a bribe- Gentrification as real stakes, argued honestly on both sides - no cardboard villain- Forty-one tapes, one cedar chest, and a voice nobody has heard since 1987- Warm, swoony, low-violence urban romance with a full happily-ever-after- Discussion questions and an author's note for book clubs When a famous musician returns to his roots, he finds himself co-owning a legacy barbershop with the woman he once loved. Together, they must uncover long-lost recordings to protect their community from being erased by urban development. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She never left the barbershop. He never stopped writing songs about it. Now he owns forty percent of the building - and twelve weeks to prove he came home to stay.Naima Whitfield has opened her father's shop on Ardmore Avenue at six fifty every morning since the day he died in the back room. Four chairs, four hundred photographs, forty-six years on one Baltimore corner. Now a developer holds six of the nine storefronts on her block, and a city hearing in September will decide whether Whitfield's exists on the map at all.Cassius Dupree left at nineteen with a Greyhound ticket and a demo, and built the career he was always going to build. He comes back to bury the uncle who raised him in chair two - and walks out of a lawyer's office owning forty percent of the only building he ever called home.They have history. Eight days of it, on a fire escape, eleven years ago.Then Cass finds a locked room behind the shop with carpet stapled to the walls, forty-one reel-to-reel tapes, and a microphone that has been waiting in a closet since 1986. What's on those tapes could save the block - or hand it away for a number with six zeros. And the only way to find out is to stand still long enough to be known.WHAT'S INSIDE- A dual-POV second-chance romance told in alternating chapters, his and hers- A Baltimore block drawn with love: a barbershop, a kitchen, a chess table, a church- A block party, a repast, a lemon pound cake used frankly as a bribe- Gentrification as real stakes, argued honestly on both sides - no cardboard villain- Forty-one tapes, one cedar chest, and a voice nobody has heard since 1987- Warm, swoony, low-violence urban romance with a full happily-ever-after- Discussion questions and an author's note for book clubs When a famous musician returns to his roots, he finds himself co-owning a legacy barbershop with the woman he once loved. Together, they must uncover long-lost recordings to protect their community from being erased by urban development. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. She never left the barbershop. He never stopped writing songs about it. Now he owns forty percent of the building - and twelve weeks to prove he came home to stay.Naima Whitfield has opened her father's shop on Ardmore Avenue at six fifty every morning since the day he died in the back room. Four chairs, four hundred photographs, forty-six years on one Baltimore corner. Now a developer holds six of the nine storefronts on her block, and a city hearing in September will decide whether Whitfield's exists on the map at all.Cassius Dupree left at nineteen with a Greyhound ticket and a demo, and built the career he was always going to build. He comes back to bury the uncle who raised him in chair two - and walks out of a lawyer's office owning forty percent of the only building he ever called home.They have history. Eight days of it, on a fire escape, eleven years ago.Then Cass finds a locked room behind the shop with carpet stapled to the walls, forty-one reel-to-reel tapes, and a microphone that has been waiting in a closet since 1986. What's on those tapes could save the block - or hand it away for a number with six zeros. And the only way to find out is to stand still long enough to be known.WHAT'S INSIDE- A dual-POV second-chance romance told in alternating chapters, his and hers- A Baltimore block drawn with love: a barbershop, a kitchen, a chess table, a church- A block party, a repast, a lemon pound cake used frankly as a bribe- Gentrification as real stakes, argued honestly on both sides - no cardboard villain- Forty-one tapes, one cedar chest, and a voice nobody has heard since 1987- Warm, swoony, low-violence urban romance with a full happily-ever-after- Discussion questions and an author's note for book clubs When a famous musician returns to his roots, he finds himself co-owning a legacy barbershop with the woman he once loved. Together, they must uncover long-lost recordings to protect their community from being erased by urban development. 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. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - She never left the barbershop. He never stopped writing songs about it. Now he owns forty percent of the building - and twelve weeks to prove he came home to stay.Naima Whitfield has opened her father's shop on Ardmore Avenue at six fifty every morning since the day he died in the back room. Four chairs, four hundred photographs, forty-six years on one Baltimore corner. Now a developer holds six of the nine storefronts on her block, and a city hearing in September will decide whether Whitfield's exists on the map at all.Cassius Dupree left at nineteen with a Greyhound ticket and a demo, and built the career he was always going to build. He comes back to bury the uncle who raised him in chair two - and walks out of a lawyer's office owning forty percent of the only building he ever called home.They have history. Eight days of it, on a fire escape, eleven years ago.Then Cass finds a locked room behind the shop with carpet stapled to the walls, forty-one reel-to-reel tapes, and a microphone that has been waiting in a closet since 1986. What's on those tapes could save the block - or hand it away for a number with six zeros. And the only way to find out is to stand still long enough to be known.WHAT'S INSIDE- A dual-POV second-chance romance told in alternating chapters, his and hers- A Baltimore block drawn with love: a barbershop, a kitchen, a chess table, a church- A block party, a repast, a lemon pound cake used frankly as a bribe- Gentrification as real stakes, argued honestly on both sides - no cardboard villain- Forty-one tapes, one cedar chest, and a voice nobody has heard since 1987- Warm, swoony, low-violence urban romance with a full happily-ever-after- Discussion questions and an author's note for book clubs.…

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