Marc Hoberman Ordine dei libri

The narrative explores the transformative journey of living with a seizure disorder over 35 years, emphasizing how both positive and negative experiences shape our identities. The author reflects on personal growth, resilience, and the importance of surrounding oneself with supportive individuals. Rather than viewing illness as a weakness, it is seen as a source of strength and a catalyst for self-education. Aimed at inspiring others, the book highlights themes of self-worth, inner strength, and the pursuit of opportunities that arise from challenges.

Gerald and Marc Hoberman bring their magical touch to a new range of trend-setting travel and photography books -- the irresistible Mighty Marvellous Little Books series. Distinctively designed, each little hardcover book is lavishly produced with magnificent color photographs throughout, a full-color map, captivating and informative text, printed endpapers, a dustjacket, and a ribbon bookmark.In this stunning collection of full-color photographs, Gerald and Marc Hoberman capture the essence of one of the world's most celebrated cities. From awesome aerial portraits of the famous skyline and panoramic views of Manhattan at nightfall to the majesty of the Statue of Liberty and the vibrancy of the city's diverse neighborhoods, this little book, which includes photographs of all five boroughs, is a spectacular visual tribute to a great city and its people.

London is a city of immense size, where the old and the new live comfortably cheek by jowl. This book is a celebration and an important record of England's capital. In both pictures and words, it speaks for itself.

Fabulous recipes from the most celebrated kitchen on South Africa's Cape Wine Route.

In this vibrant tribute to America's capital, internationally renowned photographers Gerald and Marc Hoberman bring their discerning and dramatic visual style to an exciting new volume of photographs of Washington, D.C. From the majesty of the Capitol Building, to the solemnity of Arlington National Cemetery, to the marble splendor of the museums, monuments, and memorials that line the Mall, this father-and-son team has created a portrait of the District of Columbia that is likely to serve as the standard for all future volumes on the city. Coupled with informative and fascinating text by author Beverley Brackett, these amazing photographs bring the diverse and powerful city of Washington, D.C. to life in a way that no other book on the capital ever has.