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@hibiki_BB 映画自体がちょっと贅沢なお値段だからなかなかグッズとか手が伸びなくなってしまいますねえ。あとあんまり実用的なアイテムがないし・・・
@aposan 2019/03/09 14:43
シーズンの打線に戻った感
@BB_yattn 2019/03/09 14:43
金ねえんだよな…と思ってたら、そうか…もうホワイトデーか…
@BB_TSAK 2019/03/09 14:44
<p>This book includes 21 stories, a memoir, and a “mostly fact” account drawn from the author’s imagination and rich life experiences that include a childhood in the boroughs of New York City and a career as a journalist/writer of nonfiction and fiction.</p> <p>The stories show the author’s expertise in the artsーnotably jazz and classical music and moviesーand interest in sports. The variety of stories also reflects a lifelong concern with civil rights and peace. Only a person widely read, eclectic in experience, and deeply interested in people and their lives could have written them.</p> <p>Each story has a meaning richer than its plot or its setting. Each one expresses emotions and events that call on readers to respond with their own emotionsーlaughter, sadness, ironyーand/or to apply the plot or story lines to their own experiences and points of view.</p> <p>The story about the author’s real-life encounter with Woody Guthrie comes from his roots in journalism and interest in music and arts. Readers may find out aspects of the beloved folk singer/writer’s life they did not know. The final memoir recounts the origin of his deeply held commitment to peace.</p> <p>The author’s books include a primary source on school desegregation, They Closed Their Schools (UNC Press, now available from The Moton Museum, Farmville, Virginia), the story of a deaf child’s quest to secure a sign language interpreter in her classes, A Case About Amy (Temple University Press), and a U.S. Department of Labor monograph, Seven Special Kids.</p>画面が切り替わりますので、しばらくお待ち下さい。
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@hibiki_BB 映画自体がちょっと贅沢なお値段だからなかなかグッズとか手が伸びなくなってしまいますねえ。あとあんまり実用的なアイテムがないし・・・
@aposan 2019/03/09 14:43
シーズンの打線に戻った感
@BB_yattn 2019/03/09 14:43
金ねえんだよな…と思ってたら、そうか…もうホワイトデーか…
@BB_TSAK 2019/03/09 14:44