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- Objectstaat
- ISBN
- 9780802158086
- Book Title
- Gordo
- Item Length
- 8.2 in
- Publisher
- GROVE/Atlantic, Incorporated
- Publication Year
- 2021
- Format
- Trade Paperback
- Language
- English
- Item Height
- 0.7 in
- Genre
- Fiction
- Topic
- Short Stories (Single Author)
- Item Width
- 5.5 in
- Item Weight
- 8.5 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 208 Pages
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Shedding profound natural light on the inner lives of migrant workers, Jaime Cortez's debut collection ushers in a new era of American literature that gives voice to a marginalized generation of migrant workers in the West.
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Publisher
GROVE/Atlantic, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0802158080
ISBN-13
9780802158086
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7050084142
Product Key Features
Book Title
Gordo
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
Short Stories (Single Author)
Publication Year
2021
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
208 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
8.2 in
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Width
5.5 in
Item Weight
8.5 Oz
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Intended Audience
Trade
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Ps3603.O78423g67
Reviews
"Exuberant... A bright, clear voice that avoids stereotypes and navigates issues of identity with ease... Readers will be delighted." -- Publishers Weekly "These stories are elemental and unfussy, their emotional hearts affecting and memorable. [They] serve as unvarnished, even fond, testaments to a tough, queer life." --Kirkus (starred review) "Cortez's dialogue, timing, and humor is quick, dark and hilarious and the voice of Gordo, singular and soaring, full of naivete and grit that wrangles humor and human complexity with serious high-stake themes... Gordo, like Winesburg, Ohio, is capable of changing not only what it means to be American today, but what American literature can be... Hands down, top debut of 2021." --Kerri Arsenault, Literary Hub '"What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." --Rabih Alameddine "What if David Sedaris and Richard Rodriguez were the same person? What if it was possible to tell stories about farmworkers and Latinx rural people with hilarity, queerness, tenderness, and poetic precision? What if Jaime Cortez existed and had a book coming out and you were lucky enough to read it in a few months' time?" --Rebecca Solnit "Some people have to walk around with so many sad stories. They have to get up, brush their teeth, wash their face, go to work like everybody else, but they're not like everyone else. Jaime Cortez is a wise guy with a wide heart, who sees what 'no one else wants to see.' His funny/tragic tales, luminescent with love, are lanterns for our dark times." --Sandra Cisneros, A "Best Book of August" by Bustle, Orion Magazine, and Alta "[ Gordo ] gives the reader an unobstructed view into the lives of those who are often relegated to statistics and political talking points: people who come to the States for a better life for themselves and their offspring ...The strength of Cortez's work is that he lays out these stories without defining his characters by their worst actions, showing us people who are closer to reflections of ourselves than we think, even if they do not look like us, or come from the places we call home. And this is the book's superpower: the cultivation of empathy." -- New York Times Book Review "Funny and incredibly charming, despite highlighting the acute poverty of the camp's Latino migrant residents...Cortez, a Bay Area author, masterfully navigates adverse conditions of migrant life while prioritizing in these stories the way people adapt to their circumstance -- managing to find joy and amusement, love and triumph, that which makes us delightfully human -- amid its challenge." -- San Francisco Chronicle "A lovely book that masterfully evokes 1970s California, but manages, nonetheless, to feel truly universal.... The town that inspired John Steinbeck has a new literary star." -- NPR "Intimate and irreverent... This hilarious short story collection gives incisive glimpses of blue-collar Mexican American life." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "Like Diane Arbus or Weegee, Cortez depicts warts-and-all moments of vulnerability precisely, sometimes even harshly, and without sentiment... Cortez artfully frames these characters' daily struggles and captures them in the freeze-frame flash of a master at work." -- BookPage , starred review "Exuberant... A bright, clear voice that avoids stereotypes and navigates issues of identity with ease... Readers will be delighted." -- Publishers Weekly "These stories are elemental and unfussy, their emotional hearts affecting and memorable. [They] serve as unvarnished, even fond, testaments to a tough, queer life." --Kirkus (starred review) "Cortez's dialogue, timing, and humor is quick, dark and hilarious and the voice of Gordo, singular and soaring, full of naivete and grit that wrangles humor and human complexity with serious high-stake themes... Gordo, like Winesburg, Ohio, is capable of changing not only what it means to be American today, but what American literature can be... Hands down, top debut of 2021." --Kerri Arsenault, Literary Hub '"What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." --Rabih Alameddine "What if David Sedaris and Richard Rodriguez were the same person? What if it was possible to tell stories about farmworkers and Latinx rural people with hilarity, queerness, tenderness, and poetic precision? What if Jaime Cortez existed and had a book coming out and you were lucky enough to read it in a few months' time?" --Rebecca Solnit "Some people have to walk around with so many sad stories. They have to get up, brush their teeth, wash their face, go to work like everybody else, but they're not like everyone else. Jaime Cortez is a wise guy with a wide heart, who sees what 'no one else wants to see.' His funny/tragic tales, luminescent with love, are lanterns for our dark times." --Sandra Cisneros, "Cortez's dialogue, timing, and humor is quick, dark and hilarious and the voice of Gordo, singular and soaring, full of naivete and grit that wrangles humor and human complexity with serious high-stake themes... Gordo, like Winesburg, Ohio, is capable of changing not only what it means to be American today, but what American literature can be... Hands down, top debut of 2021." -- Kerri Arsenault, Literary Hub '"What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." -- Rabih Alameddine "What if David Sedaris and Richard Rodriguez were the same person? What if it waspossible to tell stories about farmworkers and Latinx rural people with hilarity, queerness,tenderness, and poetic precision? What if Jaime Cortez existed and had a book comingout and you were lucky enough to read it in a few months' time?" -- Rebecca Solnit "Some people have to walk around with so many sad stories. They have to get up, brushtheir teeth, wash their face, go to work like everybody else, but they're not like everyoneelse. Jaime Cortez is a wise guy with a wide heart, who sees what 'no one else wants tosee.' His funny/tragic tales, luminescent with love, are lanterns for our dark times." -- Sandra Cisneros, A "Best Book of August" by Bustle, Orion Magazine, and Alta "[ Gordo ] gives the reader an unobstructed view into the lives of those who are often relegated to statistics and political talking points: people who come to the States for a better life for themselves and their offspring ...The strength of Cortez's work is that he lays out these stories without defining his characters by their worst actions, showing us people who are closer to reflections of ourselves than we think, even if they do not look like us, or come from the places we call home. And this is the book's superpower: the cultivation of empathy." -- New York Times Book Review "Funny and incredibly charming, despite highlighting the acute poverty of the camp's Latino migrant residents...Cortez, a Bay Area author, masterfully navigates adverse conditions of migrant life while prioritizing in these stories the way people adapt to their circumstance -- managing to find joy and amusement, love and triumph, that which makes us delightfully human -- amid its challenge." -- San Francisco Chronicle "So fresh, so smart and funny... the collection offers a ground's-eye view of California in which joy and sorrow, aspiration and survival, family and individuality are irrevocably and unforgettably intertwined." -- Alta "A lovely book that masterfully evokes 1970s California, but manages, nonetheless, to feel truly universal.... The town that inspired John Steinbeck has a new literary star." -- NPR "Intimate and irreverent... This hilarious short story collection gives incisive glimpses of blue-collar Mexican American life." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "Like Diane Arbus or Weegee, Cortez depicts warts-and-all moments of vulnerability precisely, sometimes even harshly, and without sentiment... Cortez artfully frames these characters' daily struggles and captures them in the freeze-frame flash of a master at work." -- BookPage , starred review "Exuberant... A bright, clear voice that avoids stereotypes and navigates issues of identity with ease... Readers will be delighted." -- Publishers Weekly "These stories are elemental and unfussy, their emotional hearts affecting and memorable. [They] serve as unvarnished, even fond, testaments to a tough, queer life." --Kirkus (starred review) "Cortez's dialogue, timing, and humor is quick, dark and hilarious and the voice of Gordo, singular and soaring, full of naivete and grit that wrangles humor and human complexity with serious high-stake themes... Gordo, like Winesburg, Ohio, is capable of changing not only what it means to be American today, but what American literature can be... Hands down, top debut of 2021." --Kerri Arsenault, Literary Hub '"What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." --Rabih Alameddine "What if David Sedaris and Richard Rodriguez were the same person? What if it was possible to tell stories about farmworkers and Latinx rural people with hilarity, queerness, tenderness, and poetic precision? What if Jaime Cortez existed and had a book coming out and you were lucky enough to read it in a few months' time?" --Rebecca Solnit "Some people have to walk around with so many sad stories. They have to get up, brush their teeth, wash their face, go to work like everybody else, but they're not like everyone else. Jaime Cortez is a wise guy with a wide heart, who sees what 'no one else wants to see.' His funny/tragic tales, luminescent with love, are lanterns for our dark times." --Sandra Cisneros, "What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." -- Rabih Alameddine, A "Best Book of August" by Bustle, Orion Magazine, and Alta "Like Diane Arbus or Weegee, Cortez depicts warts-and-all moments of vulnerability precisely, sometimes even harshly, and without sentiment... Cortez artfully frames these characters' daily struggles and captures them in the freeze-frame flash of a master at work." -- BookPage , starred review "Exuberant... A bright, clear voice that avoids stereotypes and navigates issues of identity with ease... Readers will be delighted." -- Publishers Weekly "These stories are elemental and unfussy, their emotional hearts affecting and memorable. [They] serve as unvarnished, even fond, testaments to a tough, queer life." --Kirkus (starred review) "Cortez's dialogue, timing, and humor is quick, dark and hilarious and the voice of Gordo, singular and soaring, full of naivete and grit that wrangles humor and human complexity with serious high-stake themes... Gordo, like Winesburg, Ohio, is capable of changing not only what it means to be American today, but what American literature can be... Hands down, top debut of 2021." --Kerri Arsenault, Literary Hub '"What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." --Rabih Alameddine "What if David Sedaris and Richard Rodriguez were the same person? What if it was possible to tell stories about farmworkers and Latinx rural people with hilarity, queerness, tenderness, and poetic precision? What if Jaime Cortez existed and had a book coming out and you were lucky enough to read it in a few months' time?" --Rebecca Solnit "Some people have to walk around with so many sad stories. They have to get up, brush their teeth, wash their face, go to work like everybody else, but they're not like everyone else. Jaime Cortez is a wise guy with a wide heart, who sees what 'no one else wants to see.' His funny/tragic tales, luminescent with love, are lanterns for our dark times." --Sandra Cisneros, "Cortez's dialogue, timing, and humor is quick, dark and hilarious and the voice of Gordo, singular and soaring, full of naivete and grit that wrangles humor and human complexity with serious high-stake themes... Gordo, like Winesburg, Ohio, is capable of changing not only what it means to be American today, but what American literature can be... Hands down, top debut of 2021." -- Kerri Arsenault, Literary Hub '"What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." -- Rabih Alameddine "What if David Sedaris and Richard Rodriguez were the same person? What if it waspossible to tell stories about farmworkers and Latinx rural people with hilarity, queerness,tenderness, and poetic precision? What if Jaime Cortez existed and had a book comingout and you were lucky enough to read it in a few months' time?" -- Rebecca Solnit "Some people have to walk around with so many sad stories. They have to get up, brushtheir teeth, wash their face, go to work like everybody else, but they're not like everyoneelse. Jaime Cortez is a wise guy with a wide heart, who sees what 'no one else wants tosee.'" -- Sandra Cisneros, Longlisted for the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction A "Best Book of August" by Bustle, Orion Magazine, and Alta "[ Gordo ] gives the reader an unobstructed view into the lives of those who are often relegated to statistics and political talking points: people who come to the States for a better life for themselves and their offspring ...The strength of Cortez''s work is that he lays out these stories without defining his characters by their worst actions, showing us people who are closer to reflections of ourselves than we think, even if they do not look like us, or come from the places we call home. And this is the book''s superpower: the cultivation of empathy." -- New York Times Book Review "Funny and incredibly charming, despite highlighting the acute poverty of the camp''s Latino migrant residents...Cortez, a Bay Area author, masterfully navigates adverse conditions of migrant life while prioritizing in these stories the way people adapt to their circumstance -- managing to find joy and amusement, love and triumph, that which makes us delightfully human -- amid its challenge." -- San Francisco Chronicle "So fresh, so smart and funny... the collection offers a ground''s-eye view of California in which joy and sorrow, aspiration and survival, family and individuality are irrevocably and unforgettably intertwined." -- Alta "A lovely book that masterfully evokes 1970s California, but manages, nonetheless, to feel truly universal.... The town that inspired John Steinbeck has a new literary star." -- NPR "Intimate and irreverent... This hilarious short story collection gives incisive glimpses of blue-collar Mexican American life." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "[ Gordo ] announces a vibrant new voice on the literary scene, at once wise and authentic and supremely gifted. For readers of Junot Díaz and Ocean Vuong." -- Booklist , starred review "Like Diane Arbus or Weegee, Cortez depicts warts-and-all moments of vulnerability precisely, sometimes even harshly, and without sentiment... Cortez artfully frames these characters'' daily struggles and captures them in the freeze-frame flash of a master at work." -- BookPage , starred review "Exuberant... A bright, clear voice that avoids stereotypes and navigates issues of identity with ease... Readers will be delighted." -- Publishers Weekly "These stories are elemental and unfussy, their emotional hearts affecting and memorable. [They] serve as unvarnished, even fond, testaments to a tough, queer life." --Kirkus (starred review) "Cortez''s dialogue, timing, and humor is quick, dark and hilarious and the voice of Gordo, singular and soaring, full of naivete and grit that wrangles humor and human complexity with serious high-stake themes... Gordo, like Winesburg, Ohio, is capable of changing not only what it means to be American today, but what American literature can be... Hands down, top debut of 2021." --Kerri Arsenault, Literary Hub ''"What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." --Rabih Alameddine "What if David Sedaris and Richard Rodriguez were the same person? What if it was possible to tell stories about farmworkers and Latinx rural people with hilarity, queerness, tenderness, and poetic precision? What if Jaime Cortez existed and had a book coming out and you were lucky enough to read it in a few months'' time?" --Rebecca Solnit "Some people have to walk around with so many sad stories. They have to get up, brush their teeth, wash their face, go to work like everybody else, but they''re not like everyone else. Jaime Cortez is a wise guy with a wide heart, who sees what ''no one else wants to see.'' His funny/tragic tales, luminescent with love, are lanterns for our dark times." --Sandra Cisneros, Longlisted for the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction A "Best Book of August" by Bustle, Orion Magazine, and Alta "[ Gordo ] gives the reader an unobstructed view into the lives of those who are often relegated to statistics and political talking points: people who come to the States for a better life for themselves and their offspring ...The strength of Cortez''s work is that he lays out these stories without defining his characters by their worst actions, showing us people who are closer to reflections of ourselves than we think, even if they do not look like us, or come from the places we call home. And this is the book''s superpower: the cultivation of empathy." -- New York Times Book Review "Funny and incredibly charming, despite highlighting the acute poverty of the camp''s Latino migrant residents...Cortez, a Bay Area author, masterfully navigates adverse conditions of migrant life while prioritizing in these stories the way people adapt to their circumstance -- managing to find joy and amusement, love and triumph, that which makes us delightfully human -- amid its challenge." -- San Francisco Chronicle "So fresh, so smart and funny... the collection offers a ground''s-eye view of California in which joy and sorrow, aspiration and survival, family and individuality are irrevocably and unforgettably intertwined." -- Alta "A lovely book that masterfully evokes 1970s California, but manages, nonetheless, to feel truly universal.... The town that inspired John Steinbeck has a new literary star." -- NPR "Intimate and irreverent... This hilarious short story collection gives incisive glimpses of blue-collar Mexican American life." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "Like Diane Arbus or Weegee, Cortez depicts warts-and-all moments of vulnerability precisely, sometimes even harshly, and without sentiment... Cortez artfully frames these characters'' daily struggles and captures them in the freeze-frame flash of a master at work." -- BookPage , starred review "Exuberant... A bright, clear voice that avoids stereotypes and navigates issues of identity with ease... Readers will be delighted." -- Publishers Weekly "These stories are elemental and unfussy, their emotional hearts affecting and memorable. [They] serve as unvarnished, even fond, testaments to a tough, queer life." --Kirkus (starred review) "Cortez''s dialogue, timing, and humor is quick, dark and hilarious and the voice of Gordo, singular and soaring, full of naivete and grit that wrangles humor and human complexity with serious high-stake themes... Gordo, like Winesburg, Ohio, is capable of changing not only what it means to be American today, but what American literature can be... Hands down, top debut of 2021." --Kerri Arsenault, Literary Hub ''"What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." --Rabih Alameddine "What if David Sedaris and Richard Rodriguez were the same person? What if it was possible to tell stories about farmworkers and Latinx rural people with hilarity, queerness, tenderness, and poetic precision? What if Jaime Cortez existed and had a book coming out and you were lucky enough to read it in a few months'' time?" --Rebecca Solnit "Some people have to walk around with so many sad stories. They have to get up, brush their teeth, wash their face, go to work like everybody else, but they''re not like everyone else. Jaime Cortez is a wise guy with a wide heart, who sees what ''no one else wants to see.'' His funny/tragic tales, luminescent with love, are lanterns for our dark times." --Sandra Cisneros, "These stories are elemental and unfussy, their emotional hearts affecting and memorable. [They] serve as unvarnished, even fond, testaments to a tough, queer life." --Kirkus (starred review) "Cortez's dialogue, timing, and humor is quick, dark and hilarious and the voice of Gordo, singular and soaring, full of naivete and grit that wrangles humor and human complexity with serious high-stake themes... Gordo, like Winesburg, Ohio, is capable of changing not only what it means to be American today, but what American literature can be... Hands down, top debut of 2021." --Kerri Arsenault, Literary Hub '"What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." --Rabih Alameddine "What if David Sedaris and Richard Rodriguez were the same person? What if it was possible to tell stories about farmworkers and Latinx rural people with hilarity, queerness, tenderness, and poetic precision? What if Jaime Cortez existed and had a book coming out and you were lucky enough to read it in a few months' time?" --Rebecca Solnit "Some people have to walk around with so many sad stories. They have to get up, brush their teeth, wash their face, go to work like everybody else, but they're not like everyone else. Jaime Cortez is a wise guy with a wide heart, who sees what 'no one else wants to see.' His funny/tragic tales, luminescent with love, are lanterns for our dark times." --Sandra Cisneros, A "Best Book of August" by Bustle, Orion Magazine, and Alta "A lovely book that masterfully evokes 1970s California, but manages, nonetheless, to feel truly universal.... The town that inspired John Steinbeck has a new literary star." -- NPR "Intimate and irreverent... This hilarious short story collection gives incisive glimpses of blue-collar Mexican American life." -- Minneapolis Star Tribune "Like Diane Arbus or Weegee, Cortez depicts warts-and-all moments of vulnerability precisely, sometimes even harshly, and without sentiment... Cortez artfully frames these characters' daily struggles and captures them in the freeze-frame flash of a master at work." -- BookPage , starred review "Exuberant... A bright, clear voice that avoids stereotypes and navigates issues of identity with ease... Readers will be delighted." -- Publishers Weekly "These stories are elemental and unfussy, their emotional hearts affecting and memorable. [They] serve as unvarnished, even fond, testaments to a tough, queer life." --Kirkus (starred review) "Cortez's dialogue, timing, and humor is quick, dark and hilarious and the voice of Gordo, singular and soaring, full of naivete and grit that wrangles humor and human complexity with serious high-stake themes... Gordo, like Winesburg, Ohio, is capable of changing not only what it means to be American today, but what American literature can be... Hands down, top debut of 2021." --Kerri Arsenault, Literary Hub '"What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." --Rabih Alameddine "What if David Sedaris and Richard Rodriguez were the same person? What if it was possible to tell stories about farmworkers and Latinx rural people with hilarity, queerness, tenderness, and poetic precision? What if Jaime Cortez existed and had a book coming out and you were lucky enough to read it in a few months' time?" --Rebecca Solnit "Some people have to walk around with so many sad stories. They have to get up, brush their teeth, wash their face, go to work like everybody else, but they're not like everyone else. Jaime Cortez is a wise guy with a wide heart, who sees what 'no one else wants to see.' His funny/tragic tales, luminescent with love, are lanterns for our dark times." --Sandra Cisneros, "These stories are elemental and unfussy, their emotional hearts affecting and memorable. [They] serve as unvarnished, even fond, testaments to a tough, queer life." -- Kirkus (starred) "Cortez's dialogue, timing, and humor is quick, dark and hilarious and the voice of Gordo, singular and soaring, full of naivete and grit that wrangles humor and human complexity with serious high-stake themes... Gordo, like Winesburg, Ohio, is capable of changing not only what it means to be American today, but what American literature can be... Hands down, top debut of 2021." -- Kerri Arsenault, Literary Hub '"What a voice, what a charming, idiosyncratic voice! Cortez tells the untold stories of California. Set what you know aside, lay your expectations on the couch next to you, put your feet up, pick up this book, and journey into a land as real and complex as the state itself." -- Rabih Alameddine "What if David Sedaris and Richard Rodriguez were the same person? What if it waspossible to tell stories about farmworkers and Latinx rural people with hilarity, queerness,tenderness, and poetic precision? What if Jaime Cortez existed and had a book comingout and you were lucky enough to read it in a few months' time?" -- Rebecca Solnit "Some people have to walk around with so many sad stories. They have to get up, brushtheir teeth, wash their face, go to work like everybody else, but they're not like everyoneelse. Jaime Cortez is a wise guy with a wide heart, who sees what 'no one else wants tosee.' His funny/tragic tales, luminescent with love, are lanterns for our dark times." -- Sandra Cisneros
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Btw voor objectnr.314616362782
Btw voor objectnr.314616362782
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Excellent!
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Arrived when it was supposed to, no damage to the item upon arrival. thank you!
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*********************SHIPPED IN THIN BLACK PLASTIC!******************COVER EDGE RUINED...