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Paperback. Condición: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Croatia 1994. In a holiday camp turned refugee centre, 14 year old Mikki is already haunted by his experiences in the civil war. Ukelele Jam is the story of a teenager's survival instinct during hate-filled years of nationalism, in which he clings to the normality of everyday life in a part of Europe where tragedy and comedy often go hand in hand. Croatia 1994. In a holiday camp turned refugee centre, 14 year old Mikki is already haunted by his experiences in the civil war. Ukelele Jam is the story of a teenagers survival instinct during hate-filled years of nationalism, in which he clings to the normality of everyday life in a part of Europe where tragedy and comedy often go hand in hand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. Refugees are at the forefront of modern experience and in Ukulele Jam: Miki, a Croatian teenager, and his family escaping the Yugoslav war. Their life in a Croatian refugee camp is turned on its head when war breaks out between Croatia and Bosnia and friends face becoming enemies. Miki wants to emigrate to Sweden with his friends but his parents can't face leaving their old life in Bosnia. Based on his own experiences, Alen Meskovic has written a novel by turns humorous and tragic. His novel is lively, poetic, raw, affecting and very funny, all the while depicting a European tragedy whose consequences are still with us today.Its subject and its resonant style have made Ukulele Jam a European success. It has been translated into German, Croatian, Hungarian and Slovenian, and is being developed as a film in Germany, where it is also a long-running theatre production.

Paperback. Condición: New. Refugees are at the forefront of modern experience and in Ukulele Jam: Miki, a Croatian teenager, and his family escaping the Yugoslav war. Their life in a Croatian refugee camp is turned on its head when war breaks out between Croatia and Bosnia and friends face becoming enemies. Miki wants to emigrate to Sweden with his friends but his parents can't face leaving their old life in Bosnia. Based on his own experiences, Alen Meskovic has written a novel by turns humorous and tragic. His novel is lively, poetic, raw, affecting and very funny, all the while depicting a European tragedy whose consequences are still with us today.Its subject and its resonant style have made Ukulele Jam a European success. It has been translated into German, Croatian, Hungarian and Slovenian, and is being developed as a film in Germany, where it is also a long-running theatre production.

Condición: Como nuevo. : Ukulele Jam es una novela de Alen Meskovic, traducida del danés por Paul Russell Garrett. La historia sigue a Miki, un adolescente bosnio que escapa de la guerra de los Balcanes con su familia y se refugia en Croacia. En un antiguo centro turístico, Miki y sus amigos intentan adaptarse a su nueva vida, lidiando con la guerra de fondo y la incertidumbre sobre el destino de su hermano. La novela, a menudo humorística y trágica, explora temas de amistad, amor y la búsqueda de un futuro en medio de la adversidad. EAN: 9781781723425 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: Ukulele Jam Autor: Alen Me?kovic Editorial: Seren Idioma: en Páginas: 280 Formato: tapa blanda.

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 280 pages. 8.25x5.25x1.25 inches. In Stock.

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Condición: very good. Gut/Very good: Buch bzw. Schutzumschlag mit wenigen Gebrauchsspuren an Einband, Schutzumschlag oder Seiten. / Describes a book or dust jacket that does show some signs of wear on either the binding, dust jacket or pages.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Abnutzung / Risse - leicht. Miki, patnactilety bosensky muslim, dorazi v lete 1992 s rodici do chorvatskeho uprchlickeho tabora. Jeho minulost je poznamenana traumatickymi zazitky, jako je vybuch granatu a smrt sousedu, a jeho vzor, starsi bratr Neno, pravdepodobne skoncil v srbskem zajateckem tabore. I pres tezke okolnosti se Miki snazi prizpusobit nove realite. V dobe, kdy se valka blizi, travi cas s novymi prateli, lovi holky, posloucha hard rock a porada party na plazi. Pracuje, aby si mohl koupit tenisky, pivo a vstupenky do rockoveho klubu. Kdyz vypukne valka mezi Chorvaty a Bosnany, vztahy v tabore se zhorsi, dochazi k raziim a politickym konfliktum, a Mikiho pratele odchazeji do Svedska. On sam sni o zemi s hudebnimi knihovnami, zatimco rodice trvaji na navratu do Bosny. Pribeh zachycuje zdanlivou vsednodennost behem valecneho konfliktu a snahu prezit v tezkych casech nacionalismu. Miki se setkava s ruznymi lidmi, od uprchliku po vojaky, a snazi se udrzet si bezstarostnost sveho veku, i kdyz za kopci zuri valka.

Hardcover. Condición: As New. Leichte Kratzer / Abnutzungen / Druckstellen. Miki, patnactilety bosensky muslim, dorazi v lete 1992 s rodici do chorvatskeho uprchlickeho tabora. Jeho minulost je poznamenana traumatickymi zazitky, jako je vybuch granatu a smrt sousedu, a jeho vzor, starsi bratr Neno, pravdepodobne skoncil v srbskem zajateckem tabore. I pres tezke okolnosti se Miki snazi prizpusobit nove realite. V dobe, kdy se valka blizi, travi cas s novymi prateli, lovi holky, posloucha hard rock a porada party na plazi. Pracuje, aby si mohl koupit tenisky, pivo a vstupenky do rockoveho klubu. Kdyz vypukne valka mezi Chorvaty a Bosnany, vztahy v tabore se zhorsi, dochazi k raziim a politickym konfliktum, a Mikiho pratele odchazeji do Svedska. On sam sni o zemi s hudebnimi knihovnami, zatimco rodice trvaji na navratu do Bosny. Pribeh zachycuje zdanlivou vsednodennost behem valecneho konfliktu a snahu prezit v tezkych casech nacionalismu. Miki se setkava s ruznymi lidmi, od uprchliku po vojaky, a snazi se udrzet si bezstarostnost sveho veku, i kdyz za kopci zuri valka.

Hardcover. Condición: As New. Leichte Kratzer / Abnutzungen / Druckstellen. Prvotina Alena Meskovice Ukulele jam, popisujici s humorem i vazne dospivani behem valky v Jugoslavii, vzbudila zaslouzeny ohlas v mnoha evropskych zemich a dockala se i divadelniho zpracovani. Dej Meskovicova druheho romanu Stan pro jednoho zacina 1. prosince roku 1994, kdy bosensky uprchlik Emir Pozder, zvany Miki, prijizdi do Kodane, ktera puvodne mela byt jen dalsi prestupni stanici na ceste za bratrem Nenem do Svedska. Nenuv kontakt vsak Mikiho na nadrazi nevyzvedne a Miki se dostava do sparu policie. Ze strachu, co bude dal, okamzite zazada o azyl a danska policie ho odveze do detskeho centra. Miki tak uvizne v Dansku, z okna sveho pokoje vidi do Svedska a dal sni o setkani se starsim bratrem. V azylovem centru se setka s pribuznymi, ale souziti na ctrnacti metrech ctverecnich neni jednoduche. Navic si v sobe kazdy nese sva traumata z valky, ktera resi alkoholem, prehnanou cistotnosti nebo jako Miki mlcenim. Obyvatele tabora paralyzuje zakaz prace a studia i bezutesne industrialni okoli.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Croatia 1994. In a holiday camp turned refugee centre, 14 year old Mikki is already haunted by his experiences in the civil war. Ukelele Jam is the story of a teenager's survival instinct during hate-filled years of nationalism, in which he clings to the normality of everyday life in a part of Europe where tragedy and comedy often go hand in hand. Croatia 1994. In a holiday camp turned refugee centre, 14 year old Mikki is already haunted by his experiences in the civil war. Ukelele Jam is the story of a teenagers survival instinct during hate-filled years of nationalism, in which he clings to the normality of everyday life in a part of Europe where tragedy and comedy often go hand in hand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. Refugees are at the forefront of modern experience and in Ukulele Jam: Miki, a Croatian teenager, and his family escaping the Yugoslav war. Their life in a Croatian refugee camp is turned on its head when war breaks out between Croatia and Bosnia and friends face becoming enemies. Miki wants to emigrate to Sweden with his friends but his parents can't face leaving their old life in Bosnia. Based on his own experiences, Alen Meskovic has written a novel by turns humorous and tragic. His novel is lively, poetic, raw, affecting and very funny, all the while depicting a European tragedy whose consequences are still with us today.Its subject and its resonant style have made Ukulele Jam a European success. It has been translated into German, Croatian, Hungarian and Slovenian, and is being developed as a film in Germany, where it is also a long-running theatre production.

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Gebundene Ausgabe. Condición: Wie neu. Gebraucht - Wie neu Ungelesen, vollständig, sehr guter Zustand, leichte Lagerspuren, als Mängelexemplar gekennzeichnet -Hier setzt ein junger Bosnier seinen Erlebnissen im jugoslawischen Bruderkrieg die Unbeschwertheit und den Willen zur unversehrten Jugend entgegen: Mit viel Witz und unaufdringlicher Klugheit - und dem Sound der 90er. Alen Meskovic ist der Salinger der Vertriebenen. 'Lustig wie Nick Hornby und zugleich von einer Ernsthaftigkeit, die man nicht missverstehen kann.' Ekstra Bladet 'Dem Autor gelingt mit seinem Buch nicht nur eine glaubwürdige 'Coming Of Age'-Erzählung, die schöne Erinnerungen an Literaturklassiker der Marke 'Fänger im Roggen' wachruft, sondern auch ein gesellschaftspolitisches Statement.' Zuckerkick 'Was mich an dem Buch überzeugt hat, ist, dass es eben doch kein typisches Kriegsbuch ist. Hier wird in erster Linie die Geschichte eines Jungen erzählt, der gerade mitten in der Pubertät steckt. Dadurch steht die Geschichte in einem ständigen spannenden aber auch bedrückenden Wechselspiel. Mal geht es witzig zu und dann ist alles wieder erschreckend ernst. Fand ich echt gut!' 1Live 'Es ist dieses selbstverständliche Nebeneinander von Alltag und Schrecken, das an 'Ukulele Jam' berührt.' Bücher 'Ukulele Jam ist einfach ein wunderbarer Debütroman! Er pendelt zwischen bitteren Momenten und den Erinnerungen an gute alte Teenagerzeiten, in denen man unbeschwert sein Leben genießen konnte. Für Euch Fans von Nick Hornby und Dimitrii Verhulst ist dieses Buch ein Muss! Ihr werdet es lieben!' Mayersche Buchhandlung 352 pp. Deutsch.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - This timely, powerful novel about the refugee experience tells the story of Miki, a Bosnian teenager, and his family escaping the Yugoslav war. Living in a Croatian refugee camp, a dilapidated former holiday centre, Miki is haunted by violent war memories. Ukelele Jam tells of a life of extremity and danger that is also full of humour and human fellowship. As the conflict catches up with them, Miki and his new friends pick up girls, listen to music and have campfire parties on the beach. Ukulele Jam is the story of a young man's survival instinct during these hate-filled years of nationalism. Meskovic's novel is a European success. It has been translated into German, Croatian, Hungarian and Slovenian, and is being developed as a film in Germany, where it is also a long-running theatre production.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Ukulele Jam | Alen Meskovic | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2018 | Poetry Wales Press | EAN 9781781723425 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

Paperback. Condición: New. Refugees are at the forefront of modern experience and in Ukulele Jam: Miki, a Croatian teenager, and his family escaping the Yugoslav war. Their life in a Croatian refugee camp is turned on its head when war breaks out between Croatia and Bosnia and friends face becoming enemies. Miki wants to emigrate to Sweden with his friends but his parents can't face leaving their old life in Bosnia. Based on his own experiences, Alen Meskovic has written a novel by turns humorous and tragic. His novel is lively, poetic, raw, affecting and very funny, all the while depicting a European tragedy whose consequences are still with us today.Its subject and its resonant style have made Ukulele Jam a European success. It has been translated into German, Croatian, Hungarian and Slovenian, and is being developed as a film in Germany, where it is also a long-running theatre production.

Gebundene Ausgabe. Condición: Wie neu. Gebraucht - Wie neu Ungelesen, vollständig, sehr guter Zustand, leichte Lagerspuren, als Mängelexemplar gekennzeichnet -Hier setzt ein junger Bosnier seinen Erlebnissen im jugoslawischen Bruderkrieg die Unbeschwertheit und den Willen zur unversehrten Jugend entgegen: Mit viel Witz und unaufdringlicher Klugheit - und dem Sound der 90er. Alen Meskovic ist der Salinger der Vertriebenen. 'Lustig wie Nick Hornby und zugleich von einer Ernsthaftigkeit, die man nicht missverstehen kann.' Ekstra Bladet 'Dem Autor gelingt mit seinem Buch nicht nur eine glaubwürdige 'Coming Of Age'-Erzählung, die schöne Erinnerungen an Literaturklassiker der Marke 'Fänger im Roggen' wachruft, sondern auch ein gesellschaftspolitisches Statement.' Zuckerkick 'Was mich an dem Buch überzeugt hat, ist, dass es eben doch kein typisches Kriegsbuch ist. Hier wird in erster Linie die Geschichte eines Jungen erzählt, der gerade mitten in der Pubertät steckt. Dadurch steht die Geschichte in einem ständigen spannenden aber auch bedrückenden Wechselspiel. Mal geht es witzig zu und dann ist alles wieder erschreckend ernst. Fand ich echt gut!' 1Live 'Es ist dieses selbstverständliche Nebeneinander von Alltag und Schrecken, das an 'Ukulele Jam' berührt.' Bücher 'Ukulele Jam ist einfach ein wunderbarer Debütroman! Er pendelt zwischen bitteren Momenten und den Erinnerungen an gute alte Teenagerzeiten, in denen man unbeschwert sein Leben genießen konnte. Für Euch Fans von Nick Hornby und Dimitrii Verhulst ist dieses Buch ein Muss! Ihr werdet es lieben!' Mayersche Buchhandlung 352 pp. Deutsch.

Gyldendal, København 2011. 394 sider. Heftet med orig. omslag. Omslag med brugspor.