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Title: Gilkey the book stealer: Stunning tales about a stealer, amateur detector, and obsession they are to the world of intimateness Author: Allison Hoover Bartlett Mold: I, january 2018 Size: 13 x 20cm Page: 300 pages Synopsical What do you do for the sake of your love for the book? For John Charles Gilkey, his answer: went in prison. Gilkey, the book thieves who never thought, has stolen rare books from all over country. However, unlike most thieves who steal for profit, Gilkey steals after love: love for the book. Barangkali, as obsessive as Gilkey is Ken Sanders, someone who calls himself "bibliodick" (book seller who traps as a detective) and is very eager to capture the stealer. Sanders-lifetime becomes a collector and rare book seller transforms into an amateur detective-will stop hunting down theft who messed up his trade. Following these two eccentric characters, the journalist Allison Hoover Bartlett plunges into the passion of the fanatic book world, until it finally finds himself caught among the people interested in finding wealth stolen Gilkey and a man who wants to stay Hide the treasure of wealth: the thieves themselves. With a blend of tension, insight, and humor, Bartlett strings up cats and rats-style chases games into a very stunning and adrenaline-style narrative: not only shows how Gilkey did his evil and how Sanders finally catched it, but also explored Book romance, a desire to collect it, and temptation to steal it. All collectors have stories about how they can fall in love with books, as well as Gilkey and Sanders. And, Bartlett puts their stories into a larger context of passion to books, collections, and theft for centuries. Delivering readers into the world of broad and rich interestry obsession, Gilkey the The Skider shows a big role of books in our lives, a honor that keeps the books maintained, and wishes that some people risk anything In order to have a book they love. "This Book surprises me. I read the first and instantly absorbed paragraph. The narrative stunning...." -Erik Larson, the bestselling author the Devil in the White City "A Journey of fascinating to the strange obsessive world where the love of the book can sometimes be a fatal appeal." -Simon Worrall, author of the Poet and the Murderer "With Meticulous details, wicky humors and thrilling plots, Bartlett narrative pulls me deep into the obsessive world of a book stealer and the bookshader who will stop him. This book is a stunning exploration on why people are so fond of books. If you like The Orchid Thief, you'll love The Book's Gilkey The Thief." -Julia Flynn Siler, author of The House of Mondavi