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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. The band is back!?Instead of playing in rundown bars, Uncle Joe's Band now sell out concert halls.?Prior to a tour in Japan, a letter arrives claiming one of the band members, Ian, is the father of an unnamed young woman, who coincidentally is the member of another band, Stygian Teal. In the hopes of identifying Ian's daughter, Uncle Joe's Band attends a Stygian Teal concert. Much to their surprise, they find not one, but four Stygian Teal band members, any of which could be Ian's daughter.?Meanwhile, as the band's namesake Uncle Joe, an aged deadhead, makes his way across North America during the '60s, '70s, and '80s, another Uncle Jo, Joji Kinsara, makes his way across the Japanese archipelago. Everywhere he goes, Joji leaves large painted haiku poems, which become noted works of art. In his travels Joji visits the Nagano Winter Olympics, starts an environmental revitalization of Mt. Fuji, and helps ensure that a young Masako Owada becomes a future empress.?As they journey through Japan, Uncle Joe's Band attempts to discern which young woman is Ian's daughter, how to deal with newfound fame, and what it takes to formulate a family. …

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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. The band is back!?Instead of playing in rundown bars, Uncle Joe's Band now sell out concert halls.?Prior to a tour in Japan, a letter arrives claiming one of the band members, Ian, is the father of an unnamed young woman, who coincidentally is the member of another band, Stygian Teal. In the hopes of identifying Ian's daughter, Uncle Joe's Band attends a Stygian Teal concert. Much to their surprise, they find not one, but four Stygian Teal band members, any of which could be Ian's daughter.?Meanwhile, as the band's namesake Uncle Joe, an aged deadhead, makes his way across North America during the '60s, '70s, and '80s, another Uncle Jo, Joji Kinsara, makes his way across the Japanese archipelago. Everywhere he goes, Joji leaves large painted haiku poems, which become noted works of art. In his travels Joji visits the Nagano Winter Olympics, starts an environmental revitalization of Mt. Fuji, and helps ensure that a young Masako Owada becomes a future empress.?As they journey through Japan, Uncle Joe's Band attempts to discern which young woman is Ian's daughter, how to deal with newfound fame, and what it takes to formulate a family. …

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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Minimal wear to cover. Pages clean and binding tight. shelf wear. bumped edges. Paperback.

Etat : Very Good. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

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hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Open Books is a nonprofit social venture that provides literacy experiences for thousands of readers each year through inspiring programs and creative capitalization of books.

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Hardcover. Etat : Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Fine. First Edition. Fine unused first edition in Fine dust jacket with price intact. 180 pages, unmarked ; DD1020 ST1; 11.5 X 9.3 X 0.9 inches; 180 pages.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Winner of a National Indie Excellence Award for Regional Fiction: WestWinner of a 2025 IPPY Independent Publisher Book Award: West-Pacific Best Regional FictionFinalist in the 2026 Next Generation Indie Book Awards for General FictionOne forest. One family. No easy side to choose.AEGOLIUS CREEK leaves readers contemplating our ties to place and family, how we strive for worth and meaning, and ultimately, what-if anything-we can claim as our own.Don Karlsson has lived on his family's Oregon homestead for most of his life. The timber on his land is his greatest asset-planted and replenished by his hand, maintained with his labor and sweat, and harvested for income at his discretion.After a new species of voles is discovered living in those trees, authorities step in to protect the creatures, and Karlsson fights back. No one can tell him what to do with his property. He enlists the help of his children: Billy, a local who understands his father's connection to the land; Stacy, a fierce attorney from Boston determined to represent her father's interests-even if they go against her own; and the beloved and sensitive youngest, Zeke, who organizes local environmentalists to make sure his father does not win.The impending confrontation engulfs the community and competing interests-local businesses and political groups, infiltrators seeking profit-with the Karlsson family at the center, still trying to reconcile the loss of Don's wife and their mother, Marlene. Tempers flare, desperate acts are taken, and the courtroom battle spills over into protests and riots, leading to a riveting and stunning conclusion.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. AEGOLIUS CREEK leaves readers contemplating our ties to place and family, how we strive for worth and meaning, and ultimately, what-if anything-we can claim as our own.Don Karlsson has lived on his family's Oregon homestead for most of his life. The timber on his land is his greatest asset-planted and replenished by his hand, maintained with his labor and sweat, and harvested for income at his discretion.After a new species of voles is discovered living in those trees, authorities step in to protect the creatures, and Karlsson fights back. No one can tell him what to do with his property. He enlists the help of his children: Billy, a local who understands his father's connection to the land; Stacy, a fierce attorney from Boston determined to represent her father's interests-even if they go against her own; and the beloved and sensitive youngest, Zeke, who organizes local environmentalists to make sure his father does not win.The impending confrontation engulfs the community and competing interests-local businesses and political groups, infiltrators seeking profit-with the Karlsson family at the center, still trying to reconcile the loss of Don's wife and their mother, Marlene. Tempers flare, desperate acts are taken, and the courtroom battle spills over into protests and riots, leading to a riveting and stunning conclusion. Don Karlsson is determined to defend his family's Oregon homestead and his right to harvest his timber. Courtroom drama over land rights and an endangered spills over into protests and riots, leading to the book's stunning conclusion. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…