Bøker av Michael Reed

In The Georgian Triumph, 1700-1830 (originally published in 1983), Michael Reed re-creates the ambience of eighteenth-century Britain, a period of astonishing change and, paradoxically, of massive stability. Dr Reed explores the visual impact on the landscape of the adoption of new ideas and practices.

Left unpublished for over 200 years, the poetry of colonial American writer Edward Taylor has left an undeniable impact on the American literary landscape. Upon its release, the concrete, carnal, and, to some, scandalous content and language of his poetry seemed to stand in contradiction with the man himself, a minister and doctrinaire Puritan. This book presents a psychoanalytic reading of both Taylors' religion and his poetry, shedding light on the language which has so puzzled readers since its initial publication.

This is a coloring book that deals with some examples of the fungi such as molds and mushrooms. You can enjoy coloring the pictures of these organisms and learning about their roles for our lives, such as food, medicine, and the environment. This piece is similar to my previous mushroom book, but I hope that you can enjoy it.

This coloring book deals with arthropods, jointed legs animals with an exoskeleton. There are many kinds of arthropods on Earth, from insects to crustaceans, such as crabs and lobsters. This piece can be used as an introduction to these animals.There are some examples of arthropods that you can enjoy and learn in this book. You and your child can enjoy looking and coloring pictures of animals such as insects, spiders, and crabs in this book. Therefore, this piece can be useful to learn about these animals in your spare time.

This coloring book deals with mollusks, from the snails to the squid. I hope that you can use this book for art activities and to learn about these animals. You can learn about God's Creations, especially the mollusks.

This coloring book deals with some of the insects that are known to hunt other insects and small animals. You can learn and color images of dragonflies, mantises, and tiger beetles in this book. This piece can be useful to learn about some of God's Creations.

This coloring book deals with some of the examples of living things on Earth, from the simple bacteria to the redwood forests. You can learn and enjoy this piece, through simple drawings of some of the organsims that you can enjoy. You can use this piece to enjoy more of God's Creations.

This coloring book is about botanical fruits . You can enjoy to learn and color some of the fruits that are common in the supermarket such as bananas and apples, and some of the lesser known fruits such as sunflower seeds and maple seeds. This piece consists of simple drawings that you and your child can enjoy.

This coloring book can help you to understand some of the vegetables that you know,such as types and development. You can learn about them through the simple drawings and references.This book can be useful in learning about God's Creations.

This coloring book helps to describe the benefits of some fungi kinds such as mushrooms and molds, in our world. You can learn about some examples of their usefulness in medicine, food, and our environment in this book.This piece consists of simple drawings with references for use ( The reference and an illustration page are out-of-place in the book design, but you can use it to learn about fungus).You can use this piece to learn more about God's Creations.

This coloring book deals with some of the insects that are beneficial to us such as bees, dragonflies, and tiger beetles. You can learn how their habits can affect us.It consists of simple drawings that help to describe how some of these insects help to pollinate flowers and control harmful pests.You can use this book to learn more about these insects and God's Creations.

Mitchell Roberts' father was a drunk. His fathers' father was a drunk. His mothers' father was a drunk. In the family tradition Mitch was a drunk. Mitchell, however, did something none of the others did. He found recovery. Much to his disappointment he's still knee deep in dysfunction. His ex-wife wants to remarry, and he's not sure he's not really in love with his ex-girl friend. The hole he's dug with twenty-eight years of drinking is not easily escaped. What starts out as a very co-dependent relationship becomes real love, as he learns to form a true partnership with another human being. Mitchell has a lot of challenges to face in recovery, and so far he's making headway, but when life takes something from him that he's not prepared to lose, reality hits him like a freight train. Why go on? Does the answer lie in the gun laying on the little chapel floor? The one brought in by a drunk priest. What is the point to life anyway?

Explains the processes at work in the evolution of the landscape, and shows how each generation makes its own individual contribution without being able entirely to erase those of its predecessors, however remote or distant in time.