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Loosely based on a true story, Laura is a woman who has been battling depression after her firefighter husband dies in a tragic accident. They were arguing before his death and were headed for a divorce...Moving away from the area, the man who tried to save Tom's life tracks Laura down and he gives her a message that her husband gave him in his dying words.
Step into the enchanting world of Harmonyville with 'The Can-Do Kids: Embracing Differences.' This heartwarming children's book introduces a group of extraordinary youngsters with unique abilities, celebrating diversity and friendship. From Jordyn's expressive sign language to Jaxson's superhero wheelchair, each Can-Do Kid showcases their special powers with joy.Written by Jenn Cole, illustrated by Dorrell Howard, this captivating story unfolds through Miss Jenn, their inspiring teacher, who embodies the Can-Do spirit. With delightful illustrations and empowering narratives, young readers embark on a journey where differences are superpowers, and each page radiates with positivity.Explore the delightful adventures of Julia, Jaxson, Kalee, Miyah, Sadie, Sloane, and Trevor - each character imparting valuable lessons about resilience, courage, and acceptance. 'The Can-Do Kids' is more than a story; it's a celebration of uniqueness, emphasizing that embracing differences creates a stronger, kinder community.Perfect for children aged 3 and up, this book encourages inclusivity, understanding, and the power of friendship. Share the magic of Harmonyville with your little ones and join the Can-Do movement today!Get your copy of 'The Can-Do Kids: Embracing Differences' now, available on Amazon. Let the adventures begin
This study of colonial memory asks the question, how do once-colonized people remember the colonial period? Drawing on an ethnography of the social practices of remembering and forgetting in one community in Madagascar, the book develops a practice-based approach to social memory.
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