The Dublin Marilyn - Jackie Devoy
The Dublin Marilyn - Jackie Devoy
AutorzyJackie Devoy
Despite poverty and hardship, an unbreakable solidarity reigned - with helping hands extended whenever crises hit, and no pretensions of anyone being better than the next. Stitching tales steeped in humour and heart, the story unfolds in the lyrical lilt of working-class Dublin speech from a vanished time.
Whether reconnecting older readers to bygone memories or shocking younger minds with harsher lives, The Dublin Marilyn pays tribute to the humour and resilience of cities past. With evocative images complementing the rich narrative, immerse yourself in yesteryear's vibrant streets - where community meant family and family meant everything.
EAN: 9781035846320
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492GSF03527KS
Rok wydania
2024
Strony
166
Oprawa
Miekka
Format
12.7x20.3cm
Język
angielski

Bez ryzyka
14 dni na łatwy zwrot

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Symbol
492GSF03527KS
Kod producenta
9781035846320
Rok wydania
2024
Strony
166
Oprawa
Miekka
Format
12.7x20.3cm
Język
angielski
Autorzy
Jackie Devoy

The Dublin Marilyn transports readers back to 1960-80s Dublin through one girl's coming-of-age amongst struggling inner city families. Capturing the era of booming post-war 'Baby Boomers,' this nostalgic tale highlights the tight-knit community binding battling neighbourhoods together.
Despite poverty and hardship, an unbreakable solidarity reigned - with helping hands extended whenever crises hit, and no pretensions of anyone being better than the next. Stitching tales steeped in humour and heart, the story unfolds in the lyrical lilt of working-class Dublin speech from a vanished time.
Whether reconnecting older readers to bygone memories or shocking younger minds with harsher lives, The Dublin Marilyn pays tribute to the humour and resilience of cities past. With evocative images complementing the rich narrative, immerse yourself in yesteryear's vibrant streets - where community meant family and family meant everything.
EAN: 9781035846320
Despite poverty and hardship, an unbreakable solidarity reigned - with helping hands extended whenever crises hit, and no pretensions of anyone being better than the next. Stitching tales steeped in humour and heart, the story unfolds in the lyrical lilt of working-class Dublin speech from a vanished time.
Whether reconnecting older readers to bygone memories or shocking younger minds with harsher lives, The Dublin Marilyn pays tribute to the humour and resilience of cities past. With evocative images complementing the rich narrative, immerse yourself in yesteryear's vibrant streets - where community meant family and family meant everything.
EAN: 9781035846320
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