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Apple For Business

A Guide to Mac, iPad, and iPhone

Andrew Lang
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Pages
814
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Diana La Counte

About

When twelve-year-old George meets silver-spooned Isabel at his grandfather's annual cricket match, he knows she is going to be his world. He does not know, however, that a decade on, he will realize that he does not belong to that world...

Inspired by a little statue from his grandfather's travels, George heads to China, to break free, from Isabel and find his own way in the world, a more purposeful world... Yet can he really, succeed?

He has just one name and one phone number, which both belong to one of Isabel's university friends. Through meeting this stranger and seeking to understand him, George stumbles into a set of passionate relationships and enters another world, an ancient civilization in flux that is witnessing both sides of progress today, whose people, like himself, are struggling with who they are, who they are meant to be, and who they are meant to be with...

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