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Thon Case 4x LED PAR64 Short, Case a baule su misura, Per 4 Stairville LED Par 64 short, Materiale: multiplex da 7 mm, Profili in alluminio da 25 x 25 mm, Imbottitura in schiuma da 1 cm sul fondo, 2 chiusure a farfalla di medie dimensioni con molla,...

Thon Case 6x LED PAR 56 Short, Lighting Equipment Case, Suitable for 6 x Stairville LED PAR 56 short, Material: 7 mm Plywood, 25 x 25 mm Aluminium edges, Min. 1 cm foam padding, 2 Spring-loaded butterfly latches, medium, 2 Folding handles, 6...

Thon Truhencase t.bone Speech 100M, Flightcase con rotelle, Pensato per il sistema da conferenze T-Bone Speech 100M, Case con rack rimovibile da 2 U per l'unità di controllo, Primo livello in schiuma rimovibile con 2 inserti in per le unità...

Thon Roadcase Multiflex 80, Multiflex modulare con rotelle, Materiale: Multiplex rivestito in PVC da 9 mm, Profili in alluminio: 35 x 35 x 3 mm, Profili di chiusura maschio/femmina, Angoli con sfera di grandi dimensioni, 2 chiusure a molla con...

Thon Accessory Case 80x31x35 BK, Durable accessory case, Chest for cables, Material: 7 mm wood, 25 x 25 mm Aluminium edges, 2x Folding handles, 2x Locking hinges, 2x Drawbolts, Medium ball corners, Internal dimensions (W x H x D): 80 x 31.5 x 34.5...

'A smart alec New York cocaine dealer discovers there's a hit out on him and decides the best course of action is to take bloody - and amusingly creative - revenge' Sun\n\nGet mad, get even, get paid. What kind of loser stops at getting even?\n\nDidi's dead. That's sad. Jack Price isn't sad, because Jack doesn't care about Didi. Jack is just angry, because if anyone was going to brutally murder his bad-tempered old neighbour, it was him.\n\nBut when Jack takes matters into his own hands, he gets a contract taken out on him by an internationally renowned terrorist organisation. Which frankly seems overkill. Jack's just your average high-class coke dealer, after all. On a level playing field against a team of professional killers, he wouldn't stand a chance. \n\nBut Jack Price doesn't play fair. And Jack Price is going to make these guys pay.\n\n'The Price You Pay is brilliant, a latticework of barbed jokes and subtle observations and inventive misbehaviours, a high-end thriller, relentlessly knowing, relentlessly brutal. It reads like Martin Amis on mescaline' New York Times

'A smart alec New York cocaine dealer discovers there's a hit out on him and decides the best course of action is to take bloody - and amusingly creative - revenge' Sun\n\nGet mad, get even, get paid. What kind of loser stops at getting even?\n\nDidi's dead. That's sad. Jack Price isn't sad, because Jack doesn't care about Didi. Jack is just angry, because if anyone was going to brutally murder his bad-tempered old neighbour, it was him.\n\nBut when Jack takes matters into his own hands, he gets a contract taken out on him by an internationally renowned terrorist organisation. Which frankly seems overkill. Jack's just your average high-class coke dealer, after all. On a level playing field against a team of professional killers, he wouldn't stand a chance. \n\nBut Jack Price doesn't play fair. And Jack Price is going to make these guys pay.\n\n'The Price You Pay is brilliant, a latticework of barbed jokes and subtle observations and inventive misbehaviours, a high-end thriller, relentlessly knowing, relentlessly brutal. It reads like Martin Amis on mescaline' New York Times

All'età di 80 anni Jolanda Giovanoli decide di affidare la storia della sua vita a Daniele Dell'Agnola. L'intenzione iniziale è di limitarsi a «due paginette di memorie da lasciare alle figlie», ma sin dai primi paragrafi il racconto comincia a crescere in profondità. Con delicatezza e empatia, Jolanda ci porta con sé in un viaggio attraverso le gioie e i dispiaceri di una vita vissuta sempre con passione. Oltre gli orizzonti della vicenda personale si intravedono anche avvenimenti epocali, dalla guerra al crollo della cortina di ferro. Ma sono soprattutto i piccoli gesti della quotidianità e gli affetti più sinceri a scandire il ritmo della narrazione e fare della vicenda umana di Jolanda lo specchio di un'esperienza collettiva. \"La luna nel baule\" si rivela così un ponte ideale che congiunge il passato e il futuro e abbraccia quattro generazioni di una famiglia bregagliotta.

All'età di 80 anni Jolanda Giovanoli decide di affidare la storia della sua vita a Daniele Dell'Agnola. L'intenzione iniziale è di limitarsi a «due paginette di memorie da lasciare alle figlie», ma sin dai primi paragrafi il racconto comincia a crescere in profondità. Con delicatezza e empatia, Jolanda ci porta con sé in un viaggio attraverso le gioie e i dispiaceri di una vita vissuta sempre con passione. Oltre gli orizzonti della vicenda personale si intravedono anche avvenimenti epocali, dalla guerra al crollo della cortina di ferro. Ma sono soprattutto i piccoli gesti della quotidianità e gli affetti più sinceri a scandire il ritmo della narrazione e fare della vicenda umana di Jolanda lo specchio di un'esperienza collettiva. \"La luna nel baule\" si rivela così un ponte ideale che congiunge il passato e il futuro e abbraccia quattro generazioni di una famiglia bregagliotta.

A picture book telling a story of a grandpa wearing pink trousers. Why is he doing that? Is he crazy? Or a hero? Sometimes quiet heroism can be more effective than a thousand grand gestures.\n\nThe grandfather of our story isn’t like other grandparents. He wears pink trousers! And that’s not all that’s strange about him. People say that he’s a strange old codger altogether. Some even think that he’s grumpy. But as his grandson grows up, he comes to understand why Grandad does strange things like refusing to give up his silly trousers. The child reader of this thought-provoking story will learn that quiet heroism can be more effective than a thousand grand gestures.

A picture book telling a story of a grandpa wearing pink trousers. Why is he doing that? Is he crazy? Or a hero? Sometimes quiet heroism can be more effective than a thousand grand gestures.\n\nThe grandfather of our story isn’t like other grandparents. He wears pink trousers! And that’s not all that’s strange about him. People say that he’s a strange old codger altogether. Some even think that he’s grumpy. But as his grandson grows up, he comes to understand why Grandad does strange things like refusing to give up his silly trousers. The child reader of this thought-provoking story will learn that quiet heroism can be more effective than a thousand grand gestures.