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Top Books on pointe-verte
1. Point no-point
ISBN10 Number - 014015938X
Date of Publication - March 1, 1993
Number of Pages 304
Publisher - Penguin (Non-Classics),Penguin Books
2. Point no point
ISBN10 Number - 1606480073
Date of Publication - Oct 15, 2008
Number of Pages 300
Publisher - Brand: Bleak House Books,Bleak House Books
3. Point no point
ISBN10 Number - 1467103055
Date of Publication - May 06, 2019
Number of Pages 128
Publisher - Arcadia Publishing
4. Point a to point b
ISBN10 Number - 0998935883
Date of Publication - Mar 01, 2019
Number of Pages 33
Publisher - Get Fresh Books LLC
5. Point to point navigation
ISBN10 Number - 0307275019
Date of Publication - October 9, 2007
Number of Pages 288
Publisher - Vintage
6. Point counter point
ISBN10 Number - 088815268X
Date of Publication - Aug 31, 2020
Number of Pages 58
Publisher - Paideia Press
7. Point a to point b
ISBN10 Number - 0692950354
Date of Publication - Oct 10, 2017
Number of Pages 258
Publisher - Life & Times
8. Point counter point
ISBN10 Number - 1409723658
Number of Pages 601
Publisher - Curzon Press
Places in the book - S.l
9. Point counter point
ISBN10 Number - 1628974494
Date of Publication - Nov 08, 2022
Publisher - Dalkey Archive Press
10. Point to point navigation
"Celebrated novelist, essayist, critic, and controversialist Vidal ranges freely over his remarkable life with the signature wit and literary elegance that is uniquely his. From his desks in Ravello and the Hollywood Hills, Gore Vidal travels in memory through the arenas of literature, television, film, theater, politics, and international society, where he has cut a broad swath, recounting achievements and defeats, friends and enemies made and lost. Among the gathering of notables to be found in these pages are Jack and Jacqueline Kennedy, Tennessee Williams ("the Glorious Bird"), Eleanor Roosevelt, Orson Welles, Johnny Carson, Greta Garbo, Federico Fellini, Rudolph Nureyev, Elia Kazan, and Francis Ford Coppola. Some of the book's most moving pages are devoted to the illness and death of his partner of five decades, Howard Austen, and indeed the book is, among other things, a meditation on mortality written in the spirit of Montaigne.--From publisher description."--From source other than the Library of Congress