Cena: |
Stanje: | Polovan bez oštećenja |
Garancija: | Ne |
Isporuka: | Pošta Post Express Lično preuzimanje |
Plaćanje: | Ostalo (pre slanja)
Pouzećem Lično |
Grad: |
Niš-Medijana, Niš-Medijana |
ISBN: Ostalo
Godina izdanja: 1976
Jezik: Srpski
Autor: Strani
The Moneychanger - Arthur Hailey
Our John Willie - Catherine Cookson
`Doubleday` New York
`Bobbs-Merrill` 1976.
tvrdi povez, dobro očuvana
ilustrovana, na engleskom jeziku, 286 str.
The novels `The Moneychangers` and `Our John Willie` condensed into one volume by Reader`s Digest. — The Moneychangers: — The Moneychangers unlocks the door of the First Mercantile Bank as the founder`s imminent death sets off a power struggle for the bank`s presidency. But while the giants of the institution lock horns, a series of dramas is taking place: a vulnerable girl teller`s cash shortage points the way to the terrifying depths of the underworld and a credit card counterfeiting ring; fearful depositors start a run on a suburban branch....Money. People. Banking. This fast paced, exciting novel is the inside story of all three.
As he did in `Hotel`, and `Airport`, Arthur Hailey takes us behind the facade of an institution that touches us all. The engaging and dramatic stories of the individual moneychangers make `The Moneychangers` the most human story about ever written.
Our John Willie:
Caught in a sudden flood, the two Halladay brothers escape drowning, but the tragedy has swept away the only world they know, their grim existence in the English coal country pits. Left without family or home, they have nothing except the bond of devotion between them-indomitable Davy, who is almost a man, and innocent young John Willie, who can neither hear nor speak but whose understanding far surpasses that of the villagers who call him `Halladay`s idiot.` When the boys` struggle for survival involves them with eccentric Miss Peamarsh, her life is vastly changed, too; but the chilling mystery that cloaks her past looms suddenly to threaten their fragile happiness. The author of `The Dwelling Place` lends immediacy and warmth to this nineteenth century tale of loyalty and love, of gentleness personified in a small human being: Our John Willie.