Brick Lane

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Spisovateľ: Ali Monica
Vydavateľ: Black Swan
Rok vydania: 2007
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Katalogové číslo: F4959

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Cudzojazyčná / Anglická

Brick Lane is to London much as the Lower East Side is to New York City. The Irish lived in its decrepit structures, followed by Eastern European Jews escaping pogroms. Bengali immigrants drove the neighborhood's most recent demographic flux, and it is the goal of Brick Lane, a novel by Monica Ali, to document their new lives, particularly those of women...... v angličtine, brožovaná, menší formát, pár strán uvoľnených od väzby, 511 strán

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