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Dans notre entrepôt à Beauvais, un contrôle qualité est effectué minutieusement sur tous nos livres par nos équipes compétentes avant la mise en vente pour déterminer l’état et vérifier qu’il respecte notre charte de qualité. Certains produits peuvent présenter des signes d’usure minimes, les livres comme les accessoires (CD, cahiers d’exercices…) mais seulement si cela ne nuit pas à la lecture. Si vous rencontrez le moindre problème concernant l’état des livres reçus, cliquez ici, notre équipe en charge du service client est à votre disposition et fait son possible pour vous aider.
Ce contrôle permet de déterminer une classification de nos livres détaillée ci-dessous.
Description de l’état d’un livre :
Très bon :
- Livre en excellent état, presque comme neuf, il a été lu très peu de fois
- Présence de quelques marques d’usure mais à peine perceptibles
- Les pages ne sont ni écornées, ni annotées, ni tachées
- La couverture est en parfait état
- Vous pouvez offrir ce livre à vos proches sans aucun doute !
Bon:
- Livre déjà lu et usagé
- Quelques légères marques d’usure (marque de crayon, page un peu écornée)
- Aucune page n’est manquante
- La couverture est intacte
Correct:
- Livre usagé avec des marques d’usure visibles (marques de crayon, pages écornées, petites annotations)
- Aucune page n’est manquante, marques d’usure sans nuire à la lecture (marques de crayon, pages écornées, petites annotations)
- Les accessoires sont présents mais peuvent avoir des marques d’usure
- La couverture de protection peut être manquante
Le Pitch
Présentation de l'éditeur
After a two-decade absence,
Washington Post journalist Blaine Harden returned to his small-town birthplace in the Pacific Northwest to follow the rise and fall of the West's most thoroughly conquered river.
Harden's hometown, Moses Lake, Washington, could not have existed without massive irrigation schemes. His father, a Depression migrant trained as a welder, helped build dams and later worked at the secret Hanford plutonium plant. Now he and his neighbors, once considered patriots, stand accused of killing the river.
As Blaine Harden traveled the Columbia-by barge, car, and sometimes on foot-his past seemed both foreign and familiar. A personal narrative of rediscovery joined a narrative of exploitation: of Native Americans, of endangered salmon, of nuclear waste, and of a once-wild river now tamed to puddled remains.
Part history, part memoir, part lament, this is a brave and precise book, according to the
New York Times Book Review. It must not have been easy for Blaine Harden to find himself turning his journalistic weapons against his own heritage, but he has done the conscience of his homeland a great service.
Biographie de l'auteur
Blaine Harden, an award-winning journalist, is a contributor to
The Economist and a former foreign correspondent for the
Washington Post. He lives in Seattle, Washington.
Le Pitch
Présentation de l'éditeur
After a two-decade absence,
Washington Post journalist Blaine Harden returned to his small-town birthplace in the Pacific Northwest to follow the rise and fall of the West's most thoroughly conquered river.
Harden's hometown, Moses Lake, Washington, could not have existed without massive irrigation schemes. His father, a Depression migrant trained as a welder, helped build dams and later worked at the secret Hanford plutonium plant. Now he and his neighbors, once considered patriots, stand accused of killing the river.
As Blaine Harden traveled the Columbia-by barge, car, and sometimes on foot-his past seemed both foreign and familiar. A personal narrative of rediscovery joined a narrative of exploitation: of Native Americans, of endangered salmon, of nuclear waste, and of a once-wild river now tamed to puddled remains.
Part history, part memoir, part lament, this is a brave and precise book, according to the
New York Times Book Review. It must not have been easy for Blaine Harden to find himself turning his journalistic weapons against his own heritage, but he has done the conscience of his homeland a great service.
Biographie de l'auteur
Blaine Harden, an award-winning journalist, is a contributor to
The Economist and a former foreign correspondent for the
Washington Post. He lives in Seattle, Washington.
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