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Perles océanes

€22.00
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Editions Ancre de marine
In French language
Estimated preparation time: 3 to 5 days

A hilarious dive into the quirky world of boating enthusiasts, this book captures the essence of nautical life through witty portraits and real-life anecdotes. Perfect for sailors and dreamers alike.

SR00039

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Who is the publisher or the author?
Pierre Livory
Picto
In French language

Specific References

UPC
400000012353
EAN13
4000000026433
New
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Ocean Pearls

Book in French
Paperback edition

A Hilarious Voyage into the World of Boating

Dive into the uproarious world of small Breton boatyards with *Ocean Pearls*, a collection of laugh-out-loud portraits that capture the essence of boating culture. Written by Pierre Livory, a seasoned boat designer and builder, this book offers a witty and insightful look at the quirks, rituals, and eccentricities of sailors and boat owners. Whether you're a seasoned mariner or a landlubber with a love for the sea, this book will have you chuckling at the universal truths of life on the water.


Real-Life Anecdotes with a Splash of Humor

Inspired by real-life experiences, *Ocean Pearls* paints vivid portraits of the colorful characters who frequent boatyards. From the proud owners of tiny fishing boats to the captains of luxurious yachts, Livory’s sharp observations reveal the motivations, behaviors, and psychologies behind their passion for the sea. Each story is infused with a salty humor that only someone deeply familiar with the maritime world could deliver. It’s a celebration of the boating community, where every sailor, no matter their vessel, feels like a conqueror at the helm.


A Must-Read for Sea Lovers

Published in June 2000, *Ocean Pearls* is a timeless treasure for anyone who loves the sea. Its 138 pages are packed with humor, wit, and a deep affection for the maritime lifestyle. Whether you’re looking to reminisce about your own boating adventures or simply enjoy a good laugh, this book is a perfect companion. Lightweight and easy to carry, it’s ideal for reading on the go—whether you're on a boat, at the beach, or curled up at home. A true gem for sailors and dreamers alike, *Ocean Pearls* is a delightful ode to the joys and absurdities of life on the water.

Discover the Charm of Boating Through a Humorist’s Lens
Few books capture the spirit of the boating world quite like *Ocean Pearls*. This delightful paperback, written by Pierre Livory—a boat designer and builder with decades of experience—offers a unique blend of humor and insight into the lives of sailors. Through a series of hilarious and heartwarming anecdotes, Livory brings to life the eccentric characters who populate small boatyards, from the owners of modest fishing boats to the captains of grand yachts. Each story is a testament to the universal allure of the sea and the quirks that make boating culture so endearing.

A Lightweight Companion for Sea Enthusiasts
Weighing just 0.7 kg, *Ocean Pearls* is the perfect travel companion for anyone who loves the sea. Its compact dimensions (15.5 x 22 x 1 cm) make it easy to slip into a bag or store on a boat, ensuring you always have a dose of maritime humor at your fingertips. With 138 pages of witty storytelling, this book is designed to entertain without weighing you down—literally and figuratively. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a casual reader, its engaging prose and relatable anecdotes will keep you hooked from start to finish.

A Timeless Classic for Boating Aficionados
Since its publication in June 2000, *Ocean Pearls* has become a beloved classic among boating enthusiasts. Its sharp observations and laugh-out-loud humor resonate with anyone who has ever set foot on a boat or dreamed of life at sea. The book’s ability to blend humor with genuine affection for the maritime world makes it a standout read. Whether you're looking to reminisce about your own boating adventures or simply enjoy a good laugh, *Ocean Pearls* is a must-have for your collection. It’s more than just a book—it’s a celebration of the sea and the people who love it.

*Ocean Pearls* is a paperback book written in French, featuring 138 pages of humor and maritime anecdotes. Published in June 2000, it measures 15.5 x 22 x 1 cm and weighs just 0.7 kg, making it a lightweight and portable read. The book contains no illustrations, allowing the witty prose to take center stage.

With a passion for maritime culture and storytelling, this publisher has been bringing the sea to life through books for decades. Specializing in works that celebrate the boating lifestyle, their catalog includes a mix of humor, history, and practical guides, all crafted to resonate with sailors and sea lovers alike. Their commitment to quality and authenticity shines through in every publication, making them a trusted name among maritime enthusiasts.

  • Why settle for ordinary when you can have a book that captures the essence of boating with humor and heart? *Ocean Pearls* offers a unique blend of entertainment and insight, making it a standout choice for anyone who loves the sea. Its lightweight design ensures it’s easy to carry, while its engaging stories guarantee hours of enjoyment. Whether you're a sailor, a dreamer, or simply a fan of great storytelling, this book is a must-read. It’s not just a book—it’s an invitation to laugh, reminisce, and fall in love with the maritime world all over again.
What is the weight of the book?

The book weighs 0.7 kg, making it lightweight and easy to carry.

In which language is the book written?

The book is written in French.

Who is the author of this book?

The author is Pierre Livory, a boat designer and builder who shares humorous insights into the boating world.

What are the dimensions of the book?

The book measures 15.50 x 22.00 x 1.00 cm.

How many pages does the book contain?

The book contains 138 pages of entertaining and insightful stories.

Does the book include illustrations?

No, the book does not include illustrations.

When was the book first published?

The book was first published in June 2000.

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