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L.A. Wetter: Ein Roman von Maria Amparo Escandon (2021, Hardcover)
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- Type
- Novel
- ISBN
- 9781250802569
- Book Title
- L. A. Weather : a Novel
- Item Length
- 9.2in
- Publisher
- Flatiron Books
- Publication Year
- 2021
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 1.1in
- Genre
- Fiction
- Topic
- Hispanic & Latino, Contemporary Women, Family Life
- Item Width
- 6.1in
- Item Weight
- 20.5 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 336 Pages
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AN INSTANT NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER * REESE'S BOOK CLUB PICK * 2022 INTERNATIONAL LATINO BOOK AWARD WINNER FOR FICTION FORECAST: Storm clouds are on the horizon in L.A. Weather , a fun, fast-paced novel of a Mexican American family from the author of the # 1 Los Angeles Times bestseller Esperanza's Box of Saints . "There's a 100% chance you'll be paging through this book to uncover the secrets and deception that could potentially burn everything down!" --Reese Witherspoon "This is by far one of the most endearing L.A. novels in recent memory." --Publishers Weekly (starred review) "A lively and ambitious family novel." -- New York Times Book Review Oscar, the weather-obsessed patriarch of the Alvarado family, desperately wants a little rain. L.A. is parched, dry as a bone, and he's harboring a costly secret that distracts him from everything else. His wife, Keila, desperate for a life with a little more intimacy and a little less Weather Channel, feels she has no choice but to end their marriage. Their three daughters--Claudia, a television chef with a hard-hearted attitude; Olivia, a successful architect who suffers from gentrification guilt; and Patricia, a social media wizard who has an uncanny knack for connecting with audiences but not with her lovers--are left questioning everything they know. Each will have to take a critical look at her own relationships and make some tough decisions along the way. With quick wit and humor, María Amparo Escandón follows the Alvarado family as they wrestle with impending evacuations, secrets, deception, and betrayal, and their toughest decision yet: whether to stick together or burn it all down .
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Publisher
Flatiron Books
ISBN-10
1250802563
ISBN-13
9781250802569
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8050396905
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Book Title
L. A. Weather : a Novel
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Hispanic & Latino, Contemporary Women, Family Life
Publication Year
2021
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
336 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
6.1in
Item Weight
20.5 Oz
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Ps3555.S264l3 2021
Reviews
BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR: New York Times * Real Simple * Library Journal * Harper's Bazaar A BEST BOOK OF SEPTEMBER: PopSugar * Barnes & Noble * Bustle * CNN * E! News * Ms. Magazine * Nylon * GMA (and more!) "This story beautifully weaves together the theme of family and uses weather as a metaphor to peel back the curtain on the layered lives of three sisters and their parents." -- Reese Witherspoon "Enchanting." -- Oprah Quarterly "Warm, witty, and funny, this novel makes the perfect, curl-up-on-the-couch long weekend read." --Amazon Book Review (Editors' Pick) "A heartfelt, laugh-out-loud novel about the highs and lows of family life." --Real Simple "A warmhearted domestic drama with political undercurrents makes for fun reading." -- Kirkus "Absorbing, moving, comic and tragic, L.A. Weather will capture readers and never let them go." -- Shelf Awareness "A year in the life of a Mexican Jewish family whose problems include a near-drowning, a drought and drama galore as the marriages of the parents and all three daughters go off the rails." -- People "Escandón folds weighty issues--immigration, climate change, gentrification--into a lively, slyly humorous family story." -- Library Journal "María Amparo Escandón captures brilliantly the sights, sounds, and scents of the metropolis--each enclave with its own language, music, foods, and customs." --Washington Independent Review of Books "María Amparo Escandón is bold. Who dares to write about the weather in Los Angeles? Unlike the warm and benign climate cliché that can so easily be ignored, the complicated richness that makes up the Alvarado family can be appreciated from the first paragraph." -- Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate "A phenomenal story about the Mexican-American experience in L.A: fun, quirky, heart-wrenching, very human and full of soul. Read it and realize how much we all share (beyond the weather). María Amparo Escandón is a superb and unique observer." -- Jorge Ramos , award-winning journalist and author of No Borders "Take it from María Amparo Escandón--it's not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America's most complex cities." -- Reyna Grande, author of Across A Hundred Mountains "There is no other voice as quick-witted and sharp as María Amparo Escandón's. In L.A. Weather she displays yet again her talent for creating engaging characters who leap off the page and linger like old friends or cherished relatives. As the Alvarados face shifts of tectonic proportions, Escandón confronts how families test our understanding of not just ourselves, but of the very world around us." -- Alex Espinoza , author of Cruising: An Intimate History of a Radical Pastime and Still Water Saints "Messy lives of women, well told. What could be better?" -- Rodrigo García , writer and director of Nine Lives and Mother and Child, A Reese Witherspoon x Hello Sunshine Book Club Pick "María Amparo Escandón is bold. Who dares to write about the weather in Los Angeles? Unlike the warm and benign climate cliché that can so easily be ignored, the complicated richness that makes up the Alvarado family can be appreciated from the first paragraph." -- Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate "A phenomenal story about the Mexican-American experience in L.A: fun, quirky, heart-wrenching, very human and full of soul. Read it and realize how much we all share (beyond the weather). María Amparo Escandón is a superb and unique observer." -- Jorge Ramos , award-winning journalist and author of No Borders "Take it from María Amparo Escandón--it's not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America's most complex cities." -- Reyna Grande , author of Across A Hundred Mountains "There is no other voice as quick-witted and sharp as María Amparo Escandón's. In L.A. Weather she displays yet again her talent for creating engaging characters who leap off the page and linger like old friends or cherished relatives. As the Alvarados face shifts of tectonic proportions, Escandón confronts how families test our understanding of not just ourselves, but of the very world around us." -- Alex Espinoza , author of Cruising: An Intimate History of a Radical Pastime and Still Water Saints "Messy lives of women, well told. What could be better?" -- Rodrigo García, writer and director of Nine Lives and Mother and Child "A rollicking and hilarious family drama...One of the most endearing L.A. novels in recent memory." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review "A warmhearted domestic drama with political undercurrents makes for fun reading." -- Kirkus Review "Absorbing, moving, comic and tragic, L.A. Weather will capture readers and never let them go." -- Shelf Awareness, A Reese Witherspoon x Hello Sunshine Book Club Pick "María Amparo Escandón is bold. Who dares to write about the weather in Los Angeles? Unlike the warm and benign climate cliché that can so easily be ignored, the complicated richness that makes up the Alvarado family can be appreciated from the first paragraph." -- Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate "A phenomenal story about the Mexican-American experience in L.A: fun, quirky, heart-wrenching, very human and full of soul. Read it and realize how much we all share (beyond the weather). María Amparo Escandón is a superb and unique observer." -- Jorge Ramos , award-winning journalist and author of No Borders "Take it from María Amparo Escandón--it's not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America's most complex cities." -- Reyna Grande , author of Across A Hundred Mountains "There is no other voice as quick-witted and sharp as María Amparo Escandón's. In L.A. Weather she displays yet again her talent for creating engaging characters who leap off the page and linger like old friends or cherished relatives. As the Alvarados face shifts of tectonic proportions, Escandón confronts how families test our understanding of not just ourselves, but of the very world around us." -- Alex Espinoza , author of Cruising: An Intimate History of a Radical Pastime and Still Water Saints "Messy lives of women, well told. What could be better?" -- Rodrigo García, writer and director of Nine Lives and Mother and Child "A warmhearted domestic drama with political undercurrents makes for fun reading." -- Kirkus Review "Absorbing, moving, comic and tragic, L.A. Weather will capture readers and never let them go." -- Shelf Awareness "Enchanting." -- Oprah Quartley "Warm, witty, and funny, this novel makes the perfect, curl-up-on-the-couch long weekend read." -- Amazon Book Review (Editors' Pick), A Reese Witherspoon x Hello Sunshine Book Club Pick "María Amparo Escandón is bold. Who dares to write about the weather in Los Angeles? Unlike the warm and benign climate cliché that can so easily be ignored, the complicated richness that makes up the Alvarado family can be appreciated from the first paragraph." -- Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate "A phenomenal story about the Mexican-American experience in L.A: fun, quirky, heart-wrenching, very human and full of soul. Read it and realize how much we all share (beyond the weather). María Amparo Escandón is a superb and unique observer." -- Jorge Ramos , award-winning journalist and author of No Borders "Take it from María Amparo Escandón--it's not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America's most complex cities." -- Reyna Grande , author of Across A Hundred Mountains "There is no other voice as quick-witted and sharp as María Amparo Escandón's. In L.A. Weather she displays yet again her talent for creating engaging characters who leap off the page and linger like old friends or cherished relatives. As the Alvarados face shifts of tectonic proportions, Escandón confronts how families test our understanding of not just ourselves, but of the very world around us." -- Alex Espinoza , author of Cruising: An Intimate History of a Radical Pastime and Still Water Saints "Messy lives of women, well told. What could be better?" -- Rodrigo García, writer and director of Nine Lives and Mother and Child "A rollicking and hilarious family drama...One of the most endearing L.A. novels in recent memory." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review "A warmhearted domestic drama with political undercurrents makes for fun reading." -- Kirkus Review "Absorbing, moving, comic and tragic, L.A. Weather will capture readers and never let them go." -- Shelf Awareness "A capacious book, chock-full of human drama...Escandón's narrative voice is often witty and warm, and her meditations on Los Angeles are lush and lyrical...A lively and ambitious family novel." -- New York Times Book Review, Named a Best Book of the Year: New York Times * She Reads * Real Simple * Library Journal * Harper's Bazaar A BEST BOOK OF SEPTEMBER ( Alta, PopSugar, Bustle, CNN, E! News, Ms. Magazine, Nylon, GMA, and more!) "This story beautifully weaves together the theme of family and uses weather as a metaphor to peel back the curtain on the layered lives of three sisters and their parents." -- Reese Witherspoon "Enchanting." -- Oprah Quarterly "María Amparo Escandón is bold. Who dares to write about the weather in Los Angeles? Unlike the warm and benign climate cliché that can so easily be ignored, the complicated richness that makes up the Alvarado family can be appreciated from the first paragraph." -- Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate "A phenomenal story about the Mexican-American experience in L.A: fun, quirky, heart-wrenching, very human and full of soul. Read it and realize how much we all share (beyond the weather). María Amparo Escandón is a superb and unique observer." -- Jorge Ramos , award-winning journalist and author of No Borders "Take it from María Amparo Escandón--it's not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America's most complex cities." -- Reyna Grande , author of Across A Hundred Mountains "There is no other voice as quick-witted and sharp as María Amparo Escandón's. In L.A. Weather she displays yet again her talent for creating engaging characters who leap off the page and linger like old friends or cherished relatives. As the Alvarados face shifts of tectonic proportions, Escandón confronts how families test our understanding of not just ourselves, but of the very world around us." -- Alex Espinoza , author of Cruising: An Intimate History of a Radical Pastime and Still Water Saints "Messy lives of women, well told. What could be better?" -- Rodrigo García, writer and director of Nine Lives and Mother and Child "A warmhearted domestic drama with political undercurrents makes for fun reading." -- Kirkus Review "Absorbing, moving, comic and tragic, L.A. Weather will capture readers and never let them go." -- Shelf Awareness "A year in the life of a Mexican Jewish family whose problems include a near-drowning, a drought and drama galore as the marriages of the parents and all three daughters go off the rails." -- People, Named a Best Book of the Year: New York Times * She Reads * Real Simple * Library Journal * Harper's Bazaar A BEST BOOK OF SEPTEMBER ( Alta, PopSugar, Bustle, CNN, E! News, Ms. Magazine, Nylon, GMA, and more!) "This story beautifully weaves together the theme of family and uses weather as a metaphor to peel back the curtain on the layered lives of three sisters and their parents." -- Reese Witherspoon "Enchanting." -- Oprah Quarterly "María Amparo Escandón is bold. Who dares to write about the weather in Los Angeles? Unlike the warm and benign climate cliché that can so easily be ignored, the complicated richness that makes up the Alvarado family can be appreciated from the first paragraph." -- Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate "A phenomenal story about the Mexican-American experience in L.A: fun, quirky, heart-wrenching, very human and full of soul. Read it and realize how much we all share (beyond the weather). María Amparo Escandón is a superb and unique observer." -- Jorge Ramos , award-winning journalist and author of No Borders "Take it from María Amparo Escandón--it's not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America's most complex cities." -- Reyna Grande , author of Across A Hundred Mountains "There is no other voice as quick-witted and sharp as María Amparo Escandón's. In L.A. Weather she displays yet again her talent for creating engaging characters who leap off the page and linger like old friends or cherished relatives. As the Alvarados face shifts of tectonic proportions, Escandón confronts how families test our understanding of not just ourselves, but of the very world around us." -- Alex Espinoza , author of Cruising: An Intimate History of a Radical Pastime and Still Water Saints "Messy lives of women, well told. What could be better?" -- Rodrigo García, writer and director of Nine Lives and Mother and Child "A warmhearted domestic drama with political undercurrents makes for fun reading." -- Kirkus Review "Absorbing, moving, comic and tragic, L.A. Weather will capture readers and never let them go." -- Shelf Awareness "A year in the life of a Mexican Jewish family whose problems include a near-drowning, a drought and drama galore as the marriages of the parents and all three daughters go off the rails." -- People "Escandón folds weighty issues--immigration, climate change, gentrification--into a lively, slyly humorous family story." -- Library Journal, "María Amparo Escandón is bold. Who dares to write about the weather in Los Angeles? Unlike the warm and benign climate cliché that can so easily be ignored, the complicated richness that makes up the Alvarado family can be appreciated from the first paragraph." -- Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate "A phenomenal story about the Mexican-American experience in L.A: fun, quirky, heart-wrenching, very human and full of soul. Read it and realize how much we all share (beyond the weather). María Amparo Escandón is a superb and unique observer." -- Jorge Ramos , award-winning journalist and author of No Borders "Take it from María Amparo Escandón--it's not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America's most complex cities." -- Reyna Grande , author of Across A Hundred Mountains "There is no other voice as quick-witted and sharp as María Amparo Escandón's. In L.A. Weather she displays yet again her talent for creating engaging characters who leap off the page and linger like old friends or cherished relatives. As the Alvarados face shifts of tectonic proportions, Escandón confronts how families test our understanding of not just ourselves, but of the very world around us." -- Alex Espinoza , author of Cruising: An Intimate History of a Radical Pastime and Still Water Saints "Messy lives of women, well told. What could be better?" -- Rodrigo García, writer and director of Nine Lives and Mother and Child "A rollicking and hilarious family drama...One of the most endearing L.A. novels in recent memory." - Publishers Weekly "A warmhearted domestic drama with political undercurrents makes for fun reading." - Kirkus, Named one of Harper's Bazaar BEST BOOKS OF 2021 A BEST BOOK OF SEPTEMBER ( Alta, PopSugar, Bustle, CNN, E! News, Ms. Magazine, Nylon, GMA, and more!) "This story beautifully weaves together the theme of family and uses weather as a metaphor to peel back the curtain on the layered lives of three sisters and their parents." -- Reese Witherspoon "Enchanting." -- Oprah Quarterly "María Amparo Escandón is bold. Who dares to write about the weather in Los Angeles? Unlike the warm and benign climate cliché that can so easily be ignored, the complicated richness that makes up the Alvarado family can be appreciated from the first paragraph." -- Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate "A phenomenal story about the Mexican-American experience in L.A: fun, quirky, heart-wrenching, very human and full of soul. Read it and realize how much we all share (beyond the weather). María Amparo Escandón is a superb and unique observer." -- Jorge Ramos , award-winning journalist and author of No Borders "Take it from María Amparo Escandón--it's not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America's most complex cities." -- Reyna Grande , author of Across A Hundred Mountains "There is no other voice as quick-witted and sharp as María Amparo Escandón's. In L.A. Weather she displays yet again her talent for creating engaging characters who leap off the page and linger like old friends or cherished relatives. As the Alvarados face shifts of tectonic proportions, Escandón confronts how families test our understanding of not just ourselves, but of the very world around us." -- Alex Espinoza , author of Cruising: An Intimate History of a Radical Pastime and Still Water Saints "Messy lives of women, well told. What could be better?" -- Rodrigo García, writer and director of Nine Lives and Mother and Child "A warmhearted domestic drama with political undercurrents makes for fun reading." -- Kirkus Review "Absorbing, moving, comic and tragic, L.A. Weather will capture readers and never let them go." -- Shelf Awareness "A year in the life of a Mexican Jewish family whose problems include a near-drowning, a drought and drama galore as the marriages of the parents and all three daughters go off the rails." -- People, "María Amparo Escandón is bold. Who dares to write about the weather in Los Angeles? Unlike the warm and benign climate cliché that can so easily be ignored, the complicated richness that makes up the Alvarado family can be appreciated from the first paragraph." -- Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate "A phenomenal story about the Mexican-American experience in L.A: fun, quirky, heart-wrenching, very human and full of soul. Read it and realize how much we all share (beyond the weather). María Amparo Escandón is a superb and unique observer." -- Jorge Ramos , award-winning journalist and author of No Borders "Take it from María Amparo Escandón--it's not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America's most complex cities." -- Reyna Grande , author of Across A Hundred Mountains "There is no other voice as quick-witted and sharp as María Amparo Escandón's. In L.A. Weather she displays yet again her talent for creating engaging characters who leap off the page and linger like old friends or cherished relatives. As the Alvarados face shifts of tectonic proportions, Escandón confronts how families test our understanding of not just ourselves, but of the very world around us." -- Alex Espinoza , author of Cruising: An Intimate History of a Radical Pastime and Still Water Saints "Messy lives of women, well told. What could be better?" -- Rodrigo García, writer and director of Nine Lives and Mother and Child, Named one of Harper's Bazaar BEST BOOKS OF 2021 A BEST BOOK OF SEPTEMBER (Barnes & Noble, Alta, PopSugar, Bustle, CNN, E! News, Ms. Magazine, Nylon, GMA, and more!) "This story beautifully weaves together the theme of family and uses weather as a metaphor to peel back the curtain on the layered lives of three sisters and their parents." -- Reese Witherspoon "Enchanting." -- Oprah Quarterly "Warm, witty, and funny, this novel makes the perfect, curl-up-on-the-couch long weekend read." -- Amazon Book Review (Editors' Pick) "María Amparo Escandón is bold. Who dares to write about the weather in Los Angeles? Unlike the warm and benign climate cliché that can so easily be ignored, the complicated richness that makes up the Alvarado family can be appreciated from the first paragraph." -- Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate "A phenomenal story about the Mexican-American experience in L.A: fun, quirky, heart-wrenching, very human and full of soul. Read it and realize how much we all share (beyond the weather). María Amparo Escandón is a superb and unique observer." -- Jorge Ramos , award-winning journalist and author of No Borders "Take it from María Amparo Escandón--it's not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America's most complex cities." -- Reyna Grande , author of Across A Hundred Mountains "There is no other voice as quick-witted and sharp as María Amparo Escandón's. In L.A. Weather she displays yet again her talent for creating engaging characters who leap off the page and linger like old friends or cherished relatives. As the Alvarados face shifts of tectonic proportions, Escandón confronts how families test our understanding of not just ourselves, but of the very world around us." -- Alex Espinoza , author of Cruising: An Intimate History of a Radical Pastime and Still Water Saints "Messy lives of women, well told. What could be better?" -- Rodrigo García, writer and director of Nine Lives and Mother and Child "A warmhearted domestic drama with political undercurrents makes for fun reading." -- Kirkus Review "Absorbing, moving, comic and tragic, L.A. Weather will capture readers and never let them go." -- Shelf Awareness "A year in the life of a Mexican Jewish family whose problems include a near-drowning, a drought and drama galore as the marriages of the parents and all three daughters go off the rails." -- People, BEST BOOK OF THE YEAR: New York Times * She Reads * Real Simple * Library Journal * Harper's Bazaar A BEST BOOK OF SEPTEMBER: Alta * PopSugar * Bustle * CNN * E! News * Ms. Magazine * Nylon * GMA (and more!) "This story beautifully weaves together the theme of family and uses weather as a metaphor to peel back the curtain on the layered lives of three sisters and their parents." -- Reese Witherspoon "Enchanting." -- Oprah Quarterly "Warm, witty, and funny, this novel makes the perfect, curl-up-on-the-couch long weekend read." --Amazon Book Review (Editors' Pick) "A heartfelt, laugh-out-loud novel about the highs and lows of family life." --Real Simple "A warmhearted domestic drama with political undercurrents makes for fun reading." -- Kirkus "Absorbing, moving, comic and tragic, L.A. Weather will capture readers and never let them go." -- Shelf Awareness "A year in the life of a Mexican Jewish family whose problems include a near-drowning, a drought and drama galore as the marriages of the parents and all three daughters go off the rails." -- People "Escandón folds weighty issues--immigration, climate change, gentrification--into a lively, slyly humorous family story." -- Library Journal "María Amparo Escandón captures brilliantly the sights, sounds, and scents of the metropolis--each enclave with its own language, music, foods, and customs." --Washington Independent Review of Books "María Amparo Escandón is bold. Who dares to write about the weather in Los Angeles? Unlike the warm and benign climate cliché that can so easily be ignored, the complicated richness that makes up the Alvarado family can be appreciated from the first paragraph." -- Laura Esquivel, author of Like Water for Chocolate "A phenomenal story about the Mexican-American experience in L.A: fun, quirky, heart-wrenching, very human and full of soul. Read it and realize how much we all share (beyond the weather). María Amparo Escandón is a superb and unique observer." -- Jorge Ramos , award-winning journalist and author of No Borders "Take it from María Amparo Escandón--it's not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America's most complex cities." -- Reyna Grande, author of Across A Hundred Mountains "There is no other voice as quick-witted and sharp as María Amparo Escandón's. In L.A. Weather she displays yet again her talent for creating engaging characters who leap off the page and linger like old friends or cherished relatives. As the Alvarados face shifts of tectonic proportions, Escandón confronts how families test our understanding of not just ourselves, but of the very world around us." -- Alex Espinoza , author of Cruising: An Intimate History of a Radical Pastime and Still Water Saints "Messy lives of women, well told. What could be better?" -- Rodrigo García , writer and director of Nine Lives and Mother and Child
Lccn
2021-024208
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
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6***d (30)- Bewertung vom Käufer.
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Got it in a fast and timely manner. Works great and great color.
9***t (3118)- Bewertung vom Käufer.
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Great book & fast service! Thank you very much!!
e***o (2576)- Bewertung vom Käufer.
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Had a problem but seller immediately made it right.
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