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Kids anticipating Christmas will have fun creating a personal keepsake that will remind them of the holiday for years to come! Over 90 activities, geared to ages 7 to 10.

'Tis definitely the season to be jolly with this delightful book of 31 heartwarming holiday sayings, including "It's not Christmas without cookies!," "Keep Calm and Jingle On!", and many more.

Can computers think? Updated edition, ideal for lay readers and students of computer science, offers well-illustrated, easy-to-read discussions of problem-solving methods and representations, game playing, neural networks, more.

In this original work, Pritsker utilizes his masterful ability to convey the excitement and elegance of mathematics to explore equations of all kinds, shapes, and sizes, while discussing their history, charm, and usefulness in solving problems from easy to extremely difficult. 2019 edition.

Learn how to become a better musician: how to practice and jam; why live music is important; where to find music camps; how to get gigs; what's involved with recording; more.

Posthumously published collection of the philosopher's notes on the force that drives humans toward achievement. Absorbing reflections by a great thinker on art, morality, Christianity, nihilism, and other topics.

In the finale of the four-book Beastly Crimes series, Chief Badger and his fellow officers face their most bizarre case yet: someone is plucking and burning the feathers of birds in the Far Woods. A delightfully offbeat mystery for young readers!

Joe Egan is forced to flee every time a mysterious blonde woman appears. Is she real, or a figment of his troubled mind? "Fascinating." - The Guardian.

Solve the puzzles to discover fun facts about the U.S. Constitution! These mazes, secret codes, crosswords, and other puzzles offer an entertaining way to learn about the Constitution, the foundation of the supreme law of the United States. Thirty-four challenges reveal significant facts, such as who signed the Constitution, where and when the delegates gathered, how the document made the United States into a nation, and other fascinating historical details. Includes solutions. www.doverpublications.com

Thirty carefully researched illustrations, accompanied by informative captions, highlight everything from the planning stages and building of the spacecraft to liftoff and splashdown. A unique and fun way for kids to learn about America's historic first landing on the moon!

Collection of old-time magazine articles presents simple hands-on experiments that exemplify such scientific principles as centrifugal force, magnetism, and atmospheric pressure, employing corks, bottles, eggs, soap, other common household items.

Writings by the pioneering feminist include Woman in the Nineteenth Century, selections from Summer on the Lakes, contributions to The Dial, dispatches from revolutionary Italy, and unpublished journals.

The Great American Impressionist's masterpiece now graces the cover of this handy notebook. Use the 64 blank pages within as a sketchbook or to save phone numbers, addresses, and more.

Lighthearted farce featuring an American charmed by the British aristocracy and a British earl equally intrigued by his conception of the nature of America's democratic society. Illustrated by Dan Beard.

A loner in a house full of ancient Egyptian artifacts is led by a talking porcelain pitcher into a criminal plot. "Murderously funny." - The New York Times Book Review.

This enlightening book is geared toward aspiring pilgrims who seek confidence in following their commitment to a spiritual path, whether in the traditional sense - to a holy shrine for example - or metaphorically as a transformational psychological process.

Recorded by one of Harvey Dunn's students in 1934, this illustrated volume of comments and criticisms recaptures the atmosphere of Howard Pyle's Brandywine School, where Dunn studied.

Introductory text stresses finite dimensional vector spaces and linear transformations. Detailed proofs, carefully chosen problems, extensive supplementary material. Intended for undergraduates; only a first course in calculus needed. 1963 edition.

Welcome to a woodsy wonderland of starry skies, towering trees, fabulous flowers, and other highly stylized nature designs. Thirty-one spectacular scenes include amazing allover patterns, fields of bluebells and mushrooms, and more dramatic landscapes.

Celebrate your faith and enrich your free time with 100 word search puzzles about biblical people, places, and events as well as quotes from favorite stories, hymns, and proverbs. Includes solutions.

Jane Austen is perhaps the best-known female English novelist, having written such classics as Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, and Emma. Austen used her pen to analyze and satirize the world around her. She was also a prolific correspondent, and her intimate, gossipy letters to family and friends give unique insights into her life and work. Generations of readers have treasured these letters for their glimpses into Austen's everyday life. They tell us that she greatly enjoyed a meal of pickled pork, read with pleasure the novels of French author Madame de Genlis, and took time during a London visit to enjoy the performance of a troupe of Indian jugglers. This collection provides the entertaining and informative highlights of her surviving letters, some reprinted in full and others with excerpts. The letters offer a revealing window into the life of their talented creator.

Classic of travel and adventure literature in which the author drew upon his experiences in the South Seas to tell of a stranded sailor's attempts to escape an idyllic but stultifying world.

Beloved for its bawdy humor, this 18th-century masterpiece traces the adventures of its lusty, good-hearted hero as he seeks his fortune amid thieves, whores, soldiers, and other vividly drawn characters.

A "grand declaration of war," this 1888 polemic examines what we worship and why. Intended by Nietzsche as an introduction to his philosophy, it assails "idols" of Western philosophy and culture.

Includes "The Critic as Artist" by Oscar Wilde, "Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offenses" by Mark Twain, Matthew Arnold's "The Study of Poetry," "The Philosophy of Composition" by Edgar Allan Poe, more.

Basics of perspective, light and shade, and composition; how to direct a picture's focus; the challenges of ink as a medium; plus wonderful studies of boatyards, bridges, churches, and farms.