the evolution of bruno littlemore by benjamin hale

Our Rare Book Department showcases fine and collectible books of all topics with special expertise in Local History, Mormonism and Literature. In addition to books, we sell journals, cards, literary T-shirts and gift items. We order new books and search for out-of-print and rare copies. Additionally, Weller Book Works sells practical books, like cooking, self-help, crafts and how-to. We also sell e-books via the KOBO link on our website. We sell new, second hand and rare books of many topics with strong selections of literature, art, history, juvenile books and local culture. Our books are well organized and curated by 12 avid readers and diligent booksellers.

The store has two levels and ceilings high enough for salvaged local antique streetlights it has an open industrial feel with exposed brick walls, stained concrete floors and salvaged metal on counters and facades.

Weller Book Works occupies 9000 square feet in historic Trolley Square, between Salt Lake City?s downtown and University districts and the Avenues and Sugarhouse. We are also members of The Salt Lake Vest Pocket Business Coalition, Local First, and the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce. WBW is a member of the American Booksellers Association (ABA), the Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America (ABAA), the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers (ILAB/LILA) and the Mountains & Plains Booksellers Association (MPIBA). The bookstore was founded as Zion Bookstore in 1929 by Tony Weller's grandfather Gustav and is now owned and operated by Tony and Catherine Weller. Weller Book Works sells new used and rare books.

'About this title' may belong to another edition of this title. With Bruno Littlemore, Hale has crafted a truly original narrator, holding a mirror on humanity with a razor-like precision that makes this stunning novel one readers will want to discuss the minute they turn the last page. Comic relief comes in the form of Leon, a boisterous subway thespian, who introduces Bruno to the stage shortly before a murderous transgression results in Bruno’s return to captivity. An unlikely narrator, Bruno is a chimpanzee trying to become a man-a process he sees as “equal parts enlightenment and imprinting your brain with taboos.” Bruno acquires a fervent love of language-and of primatologist Lydia Littlemore, with whom he develops a deep (and, yes, sexual) relationship until she falls ill. Amazon Best Books of the Month, February 2011: From the first page of Benjamin Hale's exquisite novel, The Evolution of Bruno Littlemore, Hale’s linguistic talent locks the reader into their seat and sends them ticking up the roller coaster ride of Bruno Littlemore’s life.

The evolution of bruno littlemore by benjamin hale