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Top Books on nova-lima
1. Lima
ISBN10 Number - 9065790780
Date of Publication - Mar 16, 1991
Publisher - Fragment Uitgeverij
2. Lima
ISBN10 Number - 841360169X
Date of Publication - Mar 15, 2022
Number of Pages 164
Publisher - Elkar
3. Lima
ISBN10 Number - 841360169X
Date of Publication - Mar 15, 2022
Number of Pages 164
Publisher - Elkar
4. Lima
ISBN10 Number - 9065790780
Date of Publication - Mar 16, 1991
Publisher - Fragment Uitgeverij
5. Lima
ISBN10 Number - 841360169X
Date of Publication - Mar 15, 2022
Number of Pages 164
Publisher - Elkar
6. Lima
ISBN10 Number - 841360169X
Date of Publication - Mar 15, 2022
Number of Pages 164
Publisher - Elkar
7. Lima
ISBN10 Number - 8490012148
Date of Publication - Feb 07, 2012
Number of Pages 64
Publisher - Editorial Maxtor
8. Lima
ISBN10 Number - 9065790780
Date of Publication - Mar 16, 1991
Publisher - Fragment Uitgeverij
9. Lima
ISBN10 Number - 9065790780
Date of Publication - Mar 16, 1991
Publisher - Fragment Uitgeverij
10. Lima :
ISBN10 Number - 1665119942
Date of Publication - Mar 01, 2021
Number of Pages 1
Publisher - Highbridge Audio and Blackstone Publishing
11. Lima :
ISBN10 Number - 155659531X
Date of Publication - May 14, 2019
Number of Pages 80
Publisher - Copper Canyon Press
12. Kou lima
ISBN10 Number - 0873362365
Date of Publication - Mar 01, 2010
Number of Pages 22
Publisher - Kamehameha Schools Pr
13. The sky over lima
"A retelling of a fantastical true story: two young men seduce Nobel laureate Juan Ramon Jiménez with the words of an imaginary woman and inspire one of his greatest love poems. Jose Galvez and Carlos Rodriguez are poets. Or, at least, they'd like to be. Sons of Lima's elite in the early twentieth century, they scribble bad verses and read the greats: Rilke, Rimbaud, and, above all others, Juan Ramon Jiménez, the Spanish Maestro. Desperate for Jiménez's latest work, unavailable in Lima, they decide to ask him for a copy. They're sure Jiménez won't send two dilettantes his book, but he might favor a beautiful woman. They write to him as the lovely, imaginary Georgina Hubner. Jiménez responds with a letter and a book. Elated, Jose and Carlos write back. Their correspondence continues, as the Maestro falls in love with Georgina, and the boys abandon poetry for the pages of Jiménez's life."--