Isbn: 9781787704015 - alma: the wind rises (31 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. FROM THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING WINNER OF THE PRIX SORCIÈRESFrom Europe to Africa, to the Caribbean, Alma tells a gripping story of hope, perseverance, and love."Vivid and exact.this is a book about heroism."-The New York Times 1786. Alma lives with her family in an African valley, isolated from the rest of the world. Her days are spent exploring their blissful homeland; until her little brother finds the only way out. Meanwhile, in Lisbon, the petty thief Joseph Mars manages to get himself on board the Douce Amélie, a slave ship, to look for a fabulous treasure. The ship's captain, Lazare Gardel, is also hunting for treasure, that of the notorious pirate Luc de Lerne. Alma sets out on his trail, when she comes face to face with groups of Ashanti hunters, who capture and enslave everyone they meet. The journey to bring her brother home quickly becomes an intricate mission of self-preservation. While everyone is searching for something, Alma and Joseph's lives become intertwined on land and sea. In a whirlwind of adventures between Africa, Europe and the Caribbean, their quests and their destinies lead them irresistibly towards each other.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. FROM THE BESTSELLING WINNER OF THE PRIX SORCIERES'Luminous . This uncompromising book sheds light on the violence in American society.' - AcuaLitte'Mixes the historical and the romantic in a dark whirlwind.' - Public Senat'Beautiful writing, intricate plotting, and breathless reveals.' - Kirkus Reviews1786. Alma lives with her family in an African valley, isolated from the rest of the world. Her days are spent exploring their blissful homeland; until her little brother finds the only way out. Meanwhile, in Lisbon, the petty thief Joseph Mars manages to get himself on board the Douce Amelie, a slave ship, to look for a fabulous treasure. The ship's captain, Lazare Gardel, is also hunting for treasure, that of the notorious pirate Luc de Lerne. Alma sets out on his trail, when she comes face to face with groups of Ashanti hunters, who capture and enslave everyone they meet. The journey to bring her brother home quickly becomes an intricate mission of self-preservation. While everyone is searching for something, Alma and Joseph's lives become intertwined on land and sea. In a whirlwind of adventures between Africa, Europe and the Caribbean, their quests and their destinies lead them irresistibly towards each other. 'De Fombelle writes minimally for maximum effect . packs a punch.' - The Times Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Condición: Brand New. 352 pages. French language. 7.80x5.08x0.94 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Timothee de Fombelle, Europa Editions (UK) Ltd. FROM THE BESTSELLING WINNER OF THE PRIX SORCIERES 'Luminous . This uncompromising book sheds light on the violence in American society.' - AcuaLitte 'Mixes the historical and the romantic in a dark whirlwind.' - Public Senat 'Beautiful writing, intricate plotting, and breathless reveals.' - Kirkus Reviews 1786. Alma lives with her family in an African valley, isolated from the rest of the world. Her days are spent exploring their blissful homeland; until her little brother finds the only way out. Meanwhile, in Lisbon, the petty thief Joseph Mars manages to get himself on board the Douce Amelie, a slave ship, to look for a fabulous treasure. The ship's captain, Lazare Gardel, is also hunting for treasure, that of the notorious pirate Luc de Lerne. Alma sets out on his trail, when she comes face to face with groups of Ashanti hunters, who capture and enslave everyone they meet. The journey to bring her brother home quickly becomes an intricate mission of self-preservation. While everyone is searching for something, Alma and Joseph's lives become intertwined on land and sea. In a whirlwind of adventures between Africa, Europe and the Caribbean, their quests and their destinies lead them irresistibly towards each other. Paperback.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - FROM THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING WINNER OF THE PRIX SORCIÈRESFrom Europe to Africa, to the Caribbean, Alma tells a gripping story of hope, perseverance, and love.'Vivid and exact.this is a book about heroism.'-The New York Times1786. Alma lives with her family in an African valley, isolated from the rest of the world. Her days are spent exploring their blissful homeland; until her little brother finds the only way out.Meanwhile, in Lisbon, the petty thief Joseph Mars manages to get himself on board the Douce Amélie, a slave ship, to look for a fabulous treasure. The ship's captain, Lazare Gardel, is also hunting for treasure, that of the notorious pirate Luc de Lerne.Alma sets out on his trail, when she comes face to face with groups of Ashanti hunters, who capture and enslave everyone they meet. The journey to bring her brother home quickly becomes an intricate mission of self-preservation.While everyone is searching for something, Alma and Joseph's lives become intertwined on land and sea. In a whirlwind of adventures between Africa, Europe and the Caribbean, their quests and their destinies lead them irresistibly towards each other.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. FROM THE BESTSELLING WINNER OF THE PRIX SORCIERES'Luminous . This uncompromising book sheds light on the violence in American society.' - AcuaLitte'Mixes the historical and the romantic in a dark whirlwind.' - Public Senat'Beautiful writing, intricate plotting, and breathless reveals.' - Kirkus Reviews1786. Alma lives with her family in an African valley, isolated from the rest of the world. Her days are spent exploring their blissful homeland; until her little brother finds the only way out. Meanwhile, in Lisbon, the petty thief Joseph Mars manages to get himself on board the Douce Amelie, a slave ship, to look for a fabulous treasure. The ship's captain, Lazare Gardel, is also hunting for treasure, that of the notorious pirate Luc de Lerne. Alma sets out on his trail, when she comes face to face with groups of Ashanti hunters, who capture and enslave everyone they meet. The journey to bring her brother home quickly becomes an intricate mission of self-preservation. While everyone is searching for something, Alma and Joseph's lives become intertwined on land and sea. In a whirlwind of adventures between Africa, Europe and the Caribbean, their quests and their destinies lead them irresistibly towards each other. 'De Fombelle writes minimally for maximum effect . packs a punch.' - The Times Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. FROM THE BESTSELLING WINNER OF THE PRIX SORCIERES'Luminous . This uncompromising book sheds light on the violence in American society.' - AcuaLitte'Mixes the historical and the romantic in a dark whirlwind.' - Public Senat'Beautiful writing, intricate plotting, and breathless reveals.' - Kirkus Reviews1786. Alma lives with her family in an African valley, isolated from the rest of the world. Her days are spent exploring their blissful homeland; until her little brother finds the only way out. Meanwhile, in Lisbon, the petty thief Joseph Mars manages to get himself on board the Douce Amelie, a slave ship, to look for a fabulous treasure. The ship's captain, Lazare Gardel, is also hunting for treasure, that of the notorious pirate Luc de Lerne. Alma sets out on his trail, when she comes face to face with groups of Ashanti hunters, who capture and enslave everyone they meet. The journey to bring her brother home quickly becomes an intricate mission of self-preservation. While everyone is searching for something, Alma and Joseph's lives become intertwined on land and sea. In a whirlwind of adventures between Africa, Europe and the Caribbean, their quests and their destinies lead them irresistibly towards each other. 'De Fombelle writes minimally for maximum effect . packs a punch.' - The Times Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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Condición: New. Klappentextrnrn De Fombelle writes minimally for maximum effect . packs a punch. - The Times.

Paperback. Condición: New. FROM THE INTERNATIONAL BESTSELLING WINNER OF THE PRIX SORCIÈRESFrom Europe to Africa, to the Caribbean, Alma tells a gripping story of hope, perseverance, and love."Vivid and exact.this is a book about heroism."-The New York Times 1786. Alma lives with her family in an African valley, isolated from the rest of the world. Her days are spent exploring their blissful homeland; until her little brother finds the only way out. Meanwhile, in Lisbon, the petty thief Joseph Mars manages to get himself on board the Douce Amélie, a slave ship, to look for a fabulous treasure. The ship's captain, Lazare Gardel, is also hunting for treasure, that of the notorious pirate Luc de Lerne. Alma sets out on his trail, when she comes face to face with groups of Ashanti hunters, who capture and enslave everyone they meet. The journey to bring her brother home quickly becomes an intricate mission of self-preservation. While everyone is searching for something, Alma and Joseph's lives become intertwined on land and sea. In a whirlwind of adventures between Africa, Europe and the Caribbean, their quests and their destinies lead them irresistibly towards each other.…