Building Barcelona: A Second Renaixenca

By M. Neil Browne, Bartley A. Bernnan, Nancy K. Kubasek

"A landmark among the books written on Barcelona, Building Barcelona: A Second Renaixenca provides an enthusiastic examination of the city's urban transformation. Peter G. Rowe unfolds Barcelona's rebirth through a clever destination of historical facts that are intertwined with major international events."--BOOK JACKET. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 8496540286
• ISBN13: 9788496540286
• Release Date: December 1899
• Publisher: Actar, Barcelona Regional
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 1.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.9" x 9.7"

Customer Reviews

The forgotten masterpiece

When my nine year old daughter saw me reading this book and she saw the front cover with a picture of a man fighting a giant spider, she exclaimed: Dad! How immature of you! Why are you reading a book about people fighting giant spiders with spears? I explained to her that thing about not judging a book by its cover. Likewise, should you not judge this book based on my brief synopsis. Hopefully my full review will give the...

Absolutely gripping!

When man ventured out into space, he found many planets in the correct zone to support human life, but upon these planets life had never appeared. And so, a great project began to terraform these worlds by seeding them with life from earth. But, on one such planet, a clerical error resulted in the process ending before it was finished, leaving molds and fungi and insects to grow to enormous and monstrous size. Later, an interstellar...

This Rocked

Forgotten Planet was the first Murray Leinster book I ever read. I got the book in fifth grade and still have a copy twelve years later that I enjoy reading. The author was a master story teller who could wrap the reader up in worlds of incredible fiction and fantasy. Not only do I highly recommend this book, but I recommend any other books by him as well.

Forgotten Planet, not a forgotten book

I read this book in 1956 while aboard ship in the Navy. It did what school had not been able to accomplish. I was captivated by the story, which filled the spaces of possiblility. I almost never read before this book, and have been an avid reader of not only Sci-Fi, but all written material since.

Fantasy Classic

This is a well-written fantasy about a group of people stranded on a distant planet. The plot, diction, usage, and characterizations of this author are world-class.