Every morning; the architect and writer Michael Sorkin walks downtown from his Greenwich Village apartment through Washington Square to his Tribeca office. Sorkin isnt in a hurry; and he never ignores his surroundings. Instead; he pays careful; close attention. And in Twenty Minutes in Manhattan; he explains what he sees; what he imagines; what he knows—giving us extraordinary access to the layers of history; the feats of engineering and artistry; and the intense social drama that take place along a simple twenty-minute walk.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Memorial DancerBy Daniel B.Just used it for a Service for the Family of a Deceased friend Tried to play the CD before the ceremony (CD player didnt work) so I read the words before the service began and after I finished the ceremony. Sine the person. being remembered. was a Dancer in a Collage. was remembered as a Dancerthe people enjoyed the Memorial Ceremony.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Dance while you canBy EudoraReminiscent for recalling deaths of my kids childhood friends. both sudden and unexpected.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. I love this bookBy ED SharpI love this book!! I gave it to my two sons about 12 years ago. I told my friend about it and she wanted one for her son and I purchased it for her. I have given this book to a dear friend two years ago. She was my secretary ten years ago and is now in her seventies. This book is not just for chldren but also for adults that are young at heart. I believe it has a message for you regardless of your age. I plan to give this book to my grandchildren as they reach the age that they can appreciate the message and dance in their heart even if they cannot dance physically.
