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Book Title
You Could Lose an Eye : My First 80 Years in Montreal
Publication Name
You Could Lose an Eye
Title
You Could Lose an Eye
Subtitle
My First 80 Years in Montreal
Author
David Reich
Format
Uk-B Format Paperback
EAN
9781926824031
ISBN
9781926824031
Publisher
Baraka Books
Genre
Biography & Autobiography
Topic
Cultural Heritage, Personal Memoirs, Artists, Architects, Photographers
Release Year
2010
Release Date
30/11/2010
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
CA
Item Height
0.5in
Item Length
8.5in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Publication Year
2010
Item Width
5.5in
Number of Pages
200 Pages

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A fond and funny memoir, this account of a Jewish immigrant household in Montreal traces the family's journey from wretched oppression to middle class comfort. Arriving Canada in the early 1920s, they struggle to learn two new languages and adapt to a new political, economic, and not always welcoming social culture. It recounts how, undeterred, Ma establishes her dynasty at home and Pa builds his business, and by the time their son embarks on his architectural career, they are firm believers in freedom and aspiration and in keeping alive in memory those Jews who were denied such joys.

Product Identifiers

Publisher
Baraka Books
ISBN-10
1926824032
ISBN-13
9781926824031
eBay Product ID (ePID)
92474456

Product Key Features

Book Title
You Could Lose an Eye : My First 80 Years in Montreal
Author
David Reich
Format
Uk-B Format Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Cultural Heritage, Personal Memoirs, Artists, Architects, Photographers
Publication Year
2010
Genre
Biography & Autobiography
Number of Pages
200 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.5in
Item Height
0.5in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Na747.Q4r45 2010
Reviews
"A charming 201-page book, providing an insider's view of Montreal's vibrant and historic Jewish community, as well as a powerful description of what happened to relatives who were left behind in Eastern Europe. He has graced the publication with many vintage photos and some historical documents . . . There are so many Jewish and Yiddish terms included in the book that Reich included a comprehensive glossary at the end."  — Jewish Tribune, SA sheer delight. â€� David J. Azrieli SEngaging, evocative arrangement and narration of people and circumstances. I LIKE IT! â€� Aniko Koranyi, Past-President of Canadian Authors Association (Montreal). S SThe title sets the stage for the tongue-in-cheek humour that abounds in the book. ( ) Clear prose and vivid recall of everyday life His account of his life up to the time he was in university is filled with warm remembrances that capture the time and place, right down to the way food tasted and how the word cancer " was never uttered. â€� Janice Arnold, Canadian Jewish News, Nov. 25, 2010 A charming 201-page book, providing an insider "s view of Montreal "s vibrant and historic Jewish community, as well as a powerful description of what happened to relatives who were left behind in Eastern Europe. He has graced the publication with many vintage photos and some historical documents . There are so many Jewish and Yiddish terms included in the book that Reich included a comprehensive glossary at the end. â€� Mike Cohen, Jewish Tribune, Toronto, "A charming 201-page book, providing an insider's view of Montreal's vibrant and historic Jewish community, as well as a powerful description of what happened to relatives who were left behind in Eastern Europe. He has graced the publication with many vintage photos and some historical documents . . . There are so many Jewish and Yiddish terms included in the book that Reich included a comprehensive glossary at the end." -- Jewish Tribune, "The title sets the stage for the tongue-in-cheek humour that abounds in the book . . . His account of his life up to the time he was in university is filled with warm remembrances that capture the time and place, right down to the way food tasted and how the word #145;cancer' was never uttered."  — Canadian Jewish News, "You will smile and laugh and identify with these stories and this is what one has a right to expect from the written word . . . I must caution that you will want more of the same and David has promised to continue the series."  —Aniko Koranyi, past president, Canadian Authors Association, "Jewish mothers worry. . . . As a consequence, the young Reich eschewed danger, even fun, and embraced his true risk-averse nature. [Reich has] a knack for finding things funny. . . . A self-deprecating, warm-hearted book." — Montreal Review of Books (May 1, 2011), "The title sets the stage for the tongue-in-cheek humour that abounds in the book . . . His account of his life up to the time he was in university is filled with warm remembrances that capture the time and place, right down to the way food tasted and how the word 'cancer' was never uttered." -- Canadian Jewish News, "The title sets the stage for the tongue-in-cheek humour that abounds in the book . . . His account of his life up to the time he was in university is filled with warm remembrances that capture the time and place, right down to the way food tasted and how the word 'cancer' was never uttered."  -- Canadian Jewish News, "The title sets the stage for the tongue-in-cheek humour that abounds in the book . . . His account of his life up to the time he was in university is filled with warm remembrances that capture the time and place, right down to the way food tasted and how the word ‘cancer' was never uttered."  — Canadian Jewish News, "Jewish mothers worry. . . . As a consequence, the young Reich eschewed danger, even fun, and embraced his true risk-averse nature. [Reich has] a knack for finding things funny. . . . A self-deprecating, warm-hearted book." -- Montreal Review of Books (May 1, 2011), "You will smile and laugh and identify with these stories and this is what one has a right to expect from the written word . . . I must caution that you will want more of the same and David has promised to continue the series." --Aniko Koranyi, past president, Canadian Authors Association, "You will smile and laugh and identify with these stories and this is what one has a right to expect from the written word . . . I must caution that you will want more of the same and David has promised to continue the series."  --Aniko Koranyi, past president, Canadian Authors Association, "A charming 201-page book, providing an insider's view of Montreal's vibrant and historic Jewish community, as well as a powerful description of what happened to relatives who were left behind in Eastern Europe. He has graced the publication with many vintage photos and some historical documents . . . There are so many Jewish and Yiddish terms included in the book that Reich included a comprehensive glossary at the end."  -- Jewish Tribune
Table of Content
Perspectives on River Channel Restoration (A. Brookes & F. Shields). GUIDING PRINCIPLES AND METHODS FOR RESTORATION. Hydraulic and Hydrologic Stability (F. Shields). Geomorphological Principles for Restoring Channels (A. Brookes & D. Sear). Habitat Enhancement (A. Brookes, et al.). CATCHMENT AND FLOODPLAIN CONTEXTS. Catchment Approach to Planning Channel Restoration (G. Kondolf & P. Downs). The Sediment System and Channel Stability (D. Sear). Water Quality Issues in River Channel Restoration (E. Herricks). Floodplain Restoration and Riparian Zone Management (A. Brookes, et al.). CASE STUDIES. River Restoration Experience in Northern Europe (A. Brookes). Lowland Stream Restoration in Denmark (M. Nielsen). Restoration Approaches in California (J. Haltiner, et al.). Naturalization of Headwater Streams in Illinois: Challenges and Possibilities (B. Rhoads & E. Herricks). Restoring the Hydrogeomorphology of the Channelized Kissimmee River (L. Toth). Towards an Approach to Sustainable River Restoration (A. Brookes & F. Shields). Indexes.
Copyright Date
2010
Target Audience
Trade
Lccn
2011-488134
Illustrated
Yes

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