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Meanwhile Don't Push and Squeeze (Signed) | Robert Berold

Name: Meanwhile Dont Push and Squeeze (Signed) | Robert Berold
SKU: BSA0332
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Subtitle: A Year of Life in China
Author: Robert Berold
Signed by the Author
Publisher: Jacana Media (2007)
ISBN-10: 1770093850
ISBN-13: 9781770093850
Condition: Very Good. A few very light scratches and dents on the cover with small creases across the corners and bumping to the top of the spine. Small stain along the top of the fore-edge. Essentially a very good copy.
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 246
Dimensions: 23.5 x 15.5 x 1.7 cm
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by Robert Berold (Signed by the Author)
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Vividly capturing the tastes, sounds, and smells of Hangzou, China, this entertaining and witty travelogue details a year spent teaching creative writing at Zeijang University and, the experiences of being a fish out of water. Containing contributions from the author as well as his students, this memoir fondly depicts China's galloping economy, respect for ancient texts, and everyday people.

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