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Ultimate Ears UE-5 Pro, Auricolari in-ear@+Gli auricolari delle "grandi star" come Bryan Adams, Bon Jovi, Linkin Park, Mariah Carey, Tina Turner, Tower of Power..., Auricolari stereo a 2 vie, Perfetta vestibilità grazie alla modellatura all'orecchio (è necessaria l'impronta dell'audioprotesista), Elevata attenuazione di 26 dB, Cavo sostituibile grazie a sistema a innesto (garanzia sul cavo limitata a 3 mesi), Inserto per orecchio interno rigido, Gamma di frequenza: 5 - 22.000 Hz, Sensibilità: 119 dB/mW, Impedenza: 21 Ohm, Scelta del colore possibile al momento dell'ordine, Include custodia rigida in metallo con nome inciso@+*Attenzione, articolo su misura:* per la realizzazione di questi auricolari in-ear è necessaria un'impronta (stampo auricolare) da parte di un tecnico acustico, che comporta costi aggiuntivi. Una volta ricevuto l'ordine, i nostri specialisti invieranno un'e-mail con tutte le informazioni necessarie per i passaggi successivi. Si prega di notare che la garanzia soddisfatti o rimborsati non può essere applicata ai prodotti personalizzati, conformemente alle nostre Condizioni Generali punto 4, paragrafo 5.

They've been given just one week to find a killer they'd caught once before . . . \nArthur Bryant, John May and the Peculiar Crimes Unit are on the trail of an enigma: a young man called Mr Fox. But his identity is false, his links to society are invisible and his home yields no clues. All they know is that somehow he escaped from a locked room and murdered one of their best and brightest.\nNow the detectives are being lured down into the darkest recesses of the London Underground where their quarry, expertly disguised, has struck again. Their search takes them into the vast labyrinth of tunnels, a subterranean world full of legends and ghost stations, which tie the city together. Edging closer to what lies hidden beneath the city - and to the madness that is driving a man to murder - Bryant and May are about to uncover a mystery as bizarre as anything they have ever encountered . . .

They've been given just one week to find a killer they'd caught once before . . . \nArthur Bryant, John May and the Peculiar Crimes Unit are on the trail of an enigma: a young man called Mr Fox. But his identity is false, his links to society are invisible and his home yields no clues. All they know is that somehow he escaped from a locked room and murdered one of their best and brightest.\nNow the detectives are being lured down into the darkest recesses of the London Underground where their quarry, expertly disguised, has struck again. Their search takes them into the vast labyrinth of tunnels, a subterranean world full of legends and ghost stations, which tie the city together. Edging closer to what lies hidden beneath the city - and to the madness that is driving a man to murder - Bryant and May are about to uncover a mystery as bizarre as anything they have ever encountered . . .

In the near future, a group of girls survive by their own wits and follow the laws of the Manual on the Hill, a reclaimed garbage dump they call home. The cardinal rule? Men and boys spell danger.\n\n\n\nAfter a Departure Ceremony releases the eleven oldest girls back to the Mainland, Wren becomes their new leader, and she's desperate to do a good job.So when one of the girls goes missing only a few hours into her new position, Wren makes the fateful decision to leave the Hill in search of the girl-only to encounter boys for the first time in her life. Is it a coincidence, then, that the Hill is attacked while she's gone?\n\n\n\nIn order to survive and lead her community, Wren must sort fact from fiction, ally from enemy, and opportunity from threat. The Hill is a feminist dystopian novel that explores gender, power, and the search for truth in a world defined by scarcity, distrust, and gender politics. Gritty and compassionate, Bryan's unforgettable novel shines a light on the consequences of consumerism and environmental neglect while reminding us what it takes to be a girl in this world.\n\n\n\nHits all the right apocalyptic notes. A great pick for forward-thinking feminist teens. -BOOKLIST\n\n\nLyrical writing and deep worldbuilding make for an immersive reading experience. -KIRKUS REVIEWS

In the near future, a group of girls survive by their own wits and follow the laws of the Manual on the Hill, a reclaimed garbage dump they call home. The cardinal rule? Men and boys spell danger.\n\n\n\nAfter a Departure Ceremony releases the eleven oldest girls back to the Mainland, Wren becomes their new leader, and she's desperate to do a good job.So when one of the girls goes missing only a few hours into her new position, Wren makes the fateful decision to leave the Hill in search of the girl-only to encounter boys for the first time in her life. Is it a coincidence, then, that the Hill is attacked while she's gone?\n\n\n\nIn order to survive and lead her community, Wren must sort fact from fiction, ally from enemy, and opportunity from threat. The Hill is a feminist dystopian novel that explores gender, power, and the search for truth in a world defined by scarcity, distrust, and gender politics. Gritty and compassionate, Bryan's unforgettable novel shines a light on the consequences of consumerism and environmental neglect while reminding us what it takes to be a girl in this world.\n\n\n\nHits all the right apocalyptic notes. A great pick for forward-thinking feminist teens. -BOOKLIST\n\n\nLyrical writing and deep worldbuilding make for an immersive reading experience. -KIRKUS REVIEWS

Winner East Anglian Book of the Year 2022\n\nIn Iron Man, Lynne Bryan writes movingly and candidly about disability, the vulnerability of the body and mind, and the frailty and strength of our corporeality. She writes insightfully and thought-provokingly about the ways in which women's access to head space and the physical and economic space for creativity can be restricted or blocked - sometimes by the people they love best and who love them best; and, of course, sometimes by themselves.