David Rees Bücher

Rees lässt sich punktklein und milimeterbreit über das kunstvolle Bleistiftspitzen mit Taschenmesser, Einklingen- und Kurbelspitzern aus. Ein Handbuch, das puren Nonsens und philosophische Fragestellungen zu einem unvergleichlichen Lesegenuss verwebt. „Herrlich verrückt!“ SpiegelOnline „Die Kunst, einen Bleistift zu spitzen ist mit das Schrägste, das es derzeit zwischen Buchdeckel gedruckt zu kaufen gibt.“ Süddeutsche Zeitung „Ein Hoch-Fest skurrilen Humors [.] Ein wundersames hintersinniges Plädoyer für die Rückkehr zur Schreib-Langsamkeit und eines sorgfältig zugespitzten Schreibgeräts.“ Buchkultur „Ein wahres Kleinod in seiner typografischen Gestaltung.“ MDR Figaro Rees ist eine großartige Hommage an das Kunsthandwerk des Spitzens gelungen: die erste Bleistift-Bibel." Augsburger Allgemeine

When the council decides to relocate a derelict Tudor house, Adam and Donald become involved.

Getting the right point on a pencil is really a matter of skill and expertise. Most people need to know how to achieve the perfect pencil point to match the job. Deep in New York's Hudson River Valley, craftsman David Rees - the world's number one #2 pencil sharpener - still practises the age old art of manual pencil sharpening. How To Sharpen Pencils is a book, a manifesto and a fully-illustrated walk-through of the many, many, many ways to sharpen a pencil. Delivered with pencil-sharp wit and hilarity, this is the authoritative guide to a dying art.

Fronted by Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull were one of the biggest grossing acts of the 1970s. Published to coincide with their 30th anniversary, this book features interviews and photographs of the band. The author has produced the Jethro Tull magazine, A New Day.

Focusing on the laboratory diagnosis of haemoglobin disorders, this resource provides a comprehensive review of essential information and recent advances in the field. The Fourth Edition includes new material on antenatal screening and prenatal diagnostics, along with illustrative examples and self-assessment case studies for trainees. Written by leading haematologists, it emphasizes the selection, performance, and interpretation of diagnostic tests, covering topics like genetics, thalassaemias, and acquired abnormalities, making it an invaluable reference for haematology professionals.

The narrative centers on young David, who navigates the challenges of family separation and the impact of the Second World War during the early 1900s. Rich descriptions of traditional Welsh foods enhance the atmospheric portrayal of his childhood, immersing readers in the cultural backdrop of the time. The family's journey reflects resilience and the complexities of life during a turbulent historical period.

The narrative offers a poignant reflection from a father and grandfather as he examines his life journey. Through his experiences, he highlights the challenge of recognizing God's providence in the moment, contrasting it with the clarity that often comes with hindsight. This introspective exploration delves into themes of faith, guidance, and the lessons learned over a lifetime.