Lemonade traces the quiet, unremarkable journey of a single lemon, following its passage from orchard to table and the many unseen hands it passes through. What begins as a simple observation unfolds into a reflective exploration of value, labour, and the meanings we attach to ordinary things. Each short chapter offers a minimalist vignette-precise, understated, and centred on how significance is created, transferred, or lost through everyday systems.
Rather than building a conventional plot, the book invites the reader into a slow, contemplative space where attention itself becomes the narrative engine. The lemon becomes a lens: a way of seeing how work is hidden, how perception shapes desire, and how something grown with care can be overlooked or discarded without a second thought.
Written in spare, economical prose, Lemonade sits at the intersection of literary fiction and philosophical inquiry. It rewards reflection, asking the reader to consider how small objects and small moments quietly structure the human search for meaning.
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Traid's illustrations mirror his prose: pared down, reflective, and quietly philosophical. He uses abstraction and tonal geometry to draw attention to the unnoticed details of daily life, allowing ordinary objects to feel symbolic without losing their physical presence.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Traid, Mark Ilustrador. Paperback. Lemonade traces the quiet, unremarkable journey of a single lemon, following its passage from orchard to table and the many unseen hands it passes through. What begins as a simple observation unfolds into a reflective exploration of value, labour, and the meanings we attach to ordinary things. Each short chapter offers a minimalist vignette-precise, understated, and centred on how significance is created, transferred, or lost through everyday systems.Rather than building a conventional plot, the book invites the reader into a slow, contemplative space where attention itself becomes the narrative engine. The lemon becomes a lens: a way of seeing how work is hidden, how perception shapes desire, and how something grown with care can be overlooked or discarded without a second thought.Written in spare, economical prose, Lemonade sits at the intersection of literary fiction and philosophical inquiry. It rewards reflection, asking the reader to consider how small objects and small moments quietly structure the human search for meaning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781069776136
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Paperback. Condición: new. Traid, Mark Ilustrador. Paperback. Lemonade traces the quiet, unremarkable journey of a single lemon, following its passage from orchard to table and the many unseen hands it passes through. What begins as a simple observation unfolds into a reflective exploration of value, labour, and the meanings we attach to ordinary things. Each short chapter offers a minimalist vignette-precise, understated, and centred on how significance is created, transferred, or lost through everyday systems.Rather than building a conventional plot, the book invites the reader into a slow, contemplative space where attention itself becomes the narrative engine. The lemon becomes a lens: a way of seeing how work is hidden, how perception shapes desire, and how something grown with care can be overlooked or discarded without a second thought.Written in spare, economical prose, Lemonade sits at the intersection of literary fiction and philosophical inquiry. It rewards reflection, asking the reader to consider how small objects and small moments quietly structure the human search for meaning. 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. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781069776136
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Paperback. Condición: new. Traid, Mark Ilustrador. Paperback. Lemonade traces the quiet, unremarkable journey of a single lemon, following its passage from orchard to table and the many unseen hands it passes through. What begins as a simple observation unfolds into a reflective exploration of value, labour, and the meanings we attach to ordinary things. Each short chapter offers a minimalist vignette-precise, understated, and centred on how significance is created, transferred, or lost through everyday systems.Rather than building a conventional plot, the book invites the reader into a slow, contemplative space where attention itself becomes the narrative engine. The lemon becomes a lens: a way of seeing how work is hidden, how perception shapes desire, and how something grown with care can be overlooked or discarded without a second thought.Written in spare, economical prose, Lemonade sits at the intersection of literary fiction and philosophical inquiry. It rewards reflection, asking the reader to consider how small objects and small moments quietly structure the human search for meaning. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781069776136
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