Frank, Who Liked to Build
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"As a child, Frank Gehry liked to dream and play, eventually becoming an architect who created astounding buildings that attract millions of visitors worldwide"--
Deborah Blumenthal verdeelt haar tijd nu tussen het schrijven van kinderboeken en romans voor volwassenen. Haar uitgebreide journalistieke carrière omvatte regelmatige bijdragen aan The New York Times, waar ze ook schoonheidsredacteur was voor de zondagskrant, en ze schreef een column over interieurontwerp voor Long Island Newsday. Haar artikelen over gezondheid, fitness, schoonheid, reizen en andere onderwerpen verschenen in tal van toonaangevende kranten en nationale tijdschriften. Blumenthal brengt haar diverse achtergrond mee in haar fictie, waarbij ze vaak thema's rond welzijn en levensstijl verkent.





"As a child, Frank Gehry liked to dream and play, eventually becoming an architect who created astounding buildings that attract millions of visitors worldwide"--
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