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  • av Celia Latz
    305

    This book was born of spontaneity, just like the author's life in Venice, Italy. Not knowing why, it had to be written, just as the author had to leave Indiana amidst America's 1970's turmoil. She left art school in Indianapolis, Indiana, and her conservative upbringing, for an art course in Italy. The semester abroad lasted thirty-five years, which provided the fodder for this memoir.While wandering the streets and canals of Venice, the author's life took many twists and turns. The unchartered course led to surprise after surprise-some astonishingly wonderful, some tragic. During this time, she married two Italian men, divorced two Italian men, had a son raised without support, started a fashion business, learned Venetian cooking, rowed Venetian style in the canals and lagoon, painted frescos, learned to gild, painted faux marble, had a paranormal experience, survived cancer, met extraordinary people, and became a Venetian citizen.An unusual journey in a city rife with art led to envisioning life's big picture through the eyes of an artist. In A Home Without a Roof, Venice is described as a metaphor for an open mind: a beautiful character living freely, with some bad habits, but nevertheless loved. Become acquainted with the author. You'll discover the unimaginable richness she can bring to your life by opening your eyes to the bigger picture of existence on this earth and beyond.

  • av James Glaschek
    230

    This book is a fun-filled journey into the world of dinosaurs and bikes hosted by the world's most awesome BMX riding dinosaur, Belvon. He takes you on an exploration into multiple styles of bikes from BMX's to Unicycles and each one is being ridden by one of his absolutely amazing prehistoric dinosaur friends!! What more could you even ask for? It's semi-educational and filled with colorful and beautiful artwork for all ages to enjoy. All the dinosaurs on bikes were created and hand-drawn by the coolest lady on earth, Anna Castano. As for all the random funky other stuff and words, those come from the wild mind of James Glaschek. At the end of the book, there's a fun page of mini-facts on each one of the dinosaurs from the journey to help your kids dig a little deeper into the stellar world of dinosaurs. There's also a page that breaks down the components of a few bikes that's sure to get your kiddos geared up to get riding. The goal of this book is to have fun, make your kids laugh by reading it in funny voices that bring each of these dinosaurs to life, and hopefully spark a little interest in your child's mind. By the end of this read, your kids are sure to be so hyped up they're going to have to get outside and start pedaling to get all their energy out!!CAUTION: HYPE WARNING - do not read this book at bedtime!

  • av J. R. Martin
    229

  • av Stephen Honig
    218

  • av William Perdue
    235

  • av Caroline Butler
    142 - 187

  • av Judy Warwick
    253,-

    AWAITING THE DREADED WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM.After twenty years at sea dreaming of commanding his own ship, Malcolm Peters finally gets his wish. In early December 1941, Peters sails from San Francisco bound for Hawaii on his first voyage as captain of the 324-foot S.S. Malama, a Matson Lines freighter. But the new commander's triumph is short-lived.Captain Peters and his young family are torn apart in the aftermath of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that pulls the U.S. into World War II. Within weeks, the Malama disappears at sea. Left alone to make ends meet and to care for two small children, Leone Peters fears delivery of a dreaded Western Union telegram with bad news. What has become of her husband? Will she ever see him again?With refreshing candor, author Judy Warwick writes about her father's mind-numbing years in Japanese POW camps and her mother's struggle and heartache on the home front. First Command 1941 is an absorbing, extensively illustrated family memoir about unlucky timing, courage, strength, and survival.

  • av Kelli Christina
    197

  • av John White Jr.
    219

  • av Gary A. Glenn
    159

    Orange Grove Goes to War is a vivid account of a little boy's experiences growing up in Los Angeles on the eve of World War II. As the book opens, young Gary introduces the reader to the colorful neighbors and relatives who form a motley but loving extended family at his small apartment complex on Orange Grove. Although his mother and father and absent, leading Gary to wonder if he's an orphan, his multiple surrogate parents - including a Hollywood director and his alcoholic brother, a B-movie dancer, a vibrant Cuban emigre and a faded Southern belle - ensure he's well fed, well dressed, and fully immersed in their escapades. Gary's carefree existence is shattered in December 1941 by the dramatic announcement of the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Gary must assume responsibilities beyond his years as his family scrambles to support the war effort and contends with blackouts, rationing, and fears of invasion. Gary recounts the terrifying night of the Battle of Los Angeles, when residents believed enemy bombs were falling on their city. And in searing emotional detail, Gary relates how two of his beloved family members were caught up in the war arena, their fates uncertain. By turns harrowing, humorous, and wistful, Orange Grove Goes to War is both a deeply personal memoir and an ode to the city of Los Angeles from an earlier time.

  • av Charity Joy
    283,-

  • av Juliette Magill Kinzie & Adam G. Novey
    288 - 409

  • av John Koenig
    226

  • av Margaret Koudriaev
    251

  • av Tonya L. Blockton
    201

    The Early Genius Educational Workbooks are packed with learning and fun activities that will build your child's intellect. Children ages 3 and up will benefit from the Tracing Numbers Workbook. Here are the topics learned in this book.They will build their fine motor skillsLearn to trace numbers and lettersCount and colorMemory exercisesCutting activityLearn the timeCounting moneyThe pages are in color so your child will stay engaged. By the end of book, they will be more advanced and ready to learn site words and beginner's math. So why wait, have your child join the early genius club for knowledge they can gain and apply to become successful in all their future goals.

  • av Wayne Beyea
    174 - 256

  • av Jess B Nunnelee
    204 - 291,-

  • av Phyllis Ehrlich
    135,99

    Your later college and initial career years are your launchpad to future success. This handbook helps you create a personal plan to accelerate your professional trajectory.Are you ready to define, fuel, and realize your unlimited potential? If so, this book is for YOU! Come with me on this journey. Let my years of experience and growth prepare you for the professional road ahead. Rocket Your Potential addresses specific work themes in four sections. Read it in its entirety, or just the chapters applicable to your unique career journey. Section 1 "e;Assemble Your Flight Crew"e;: the importance of people in your career, building your network, and role models.Section 2 "e;Blast Off"e;: look inward, explore your personal resources and mindset, and how they inform your career foundation.Section 3 "e;Navigate Your Course"e;: ways to handle career landmines, pivot if you're stuck on your career path, and maximize potential opportunities.Section 4 "e;Soar to New Heights"e;: consider your higher purpose, how to stay relevant, change course if necessary, and begin to pay it forward.

  • av Darius Gossi
    207,-

    A rhyming story about a little girl named Mia, who gives her grandma a Bitcoin. This book introduces kids and adults to the concept of Bitcoin. Through their conversation, Grandma who knows nothing about Bitcoin learns about what is a Bitcoin, how it works and why Mia thinks so highly of it.

  • av Jesse Stoker
    189

    This book identifies how Serguei Choukline committed fraud in the process of applying for a foreign labor force, to work in Branson, Missouri. It identifies how Serguei and his co-conspirators then, once they arrived, misused, and abused the foreign laborers. They were threatened with beatings, arrests and deportation or actually beaten if they failed to comply with Serguei's instruction. Men and women placed in apartments and small hotel rooms together with 6 to 8 persons in one room with only 2 beds and then charged each of them exuberant amounts of rent for the room. We identify how he would retain their passports and travel documents charging them if they wanted to change jobs or leave his employment and much more. This book identifies how Serguei Choukline a citizen of Russia and a Resident Alien in the United States and his co-conspirators lied to the foreign labor force to persuade them to come to and work in the United States. How Serguei lied on the applications he filed with the State of Missouri to use a foreign labor force and then to the United States Department of Labor and to the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the Department of Homeland Security in the applications he filed. The applications he filed on behalf of the foreign laborer to come to and enter the United States for the purposes of working for his fraudulent and fictitious companies and for managers that didn't exist.

  • av Robert Garlick
    261,-

    Just two months after my 20th birthday, I was drafted into the US Army. Before my next birthday I arrived in the former Republic of South Vietnam; it was February 1969. I have been asked countless times over the last five decades: "What was Vietnam like?" For decades I could never give much of an answer. If one is to give an answer, one must first confront their past.Going Off The Beach is the account of a conscripted, "boots on the ground" soldier and his experiences in the US Army during the Vietnam War. These experiences included twelve months in Vietnam, serving in Binh Dinh Province. The book explores the contrasts between a peaceful tropical beach overlooking the vast Pacific Ocean with the monotony, drudgery and dangers of being a foot soldier in an unpopular war. It describes the endless struggle for survival while constantly dealing with the "inner conflicts" of the US Military fighting a war they were not even trying to win. And finding love in the midst of it all."What was Vietnam like?" It's the story of what happened to 20-year-old me. It's my story of love, war, and courage.

  • av Lee Woodard II
    201

    Deep-cutting spiritual poems addressing the deepest human feelings.¿Deep-cutting spiritual poems addressing the deepest human feelings.

  • av Alon Lavie
    203 - 291,-

  • av Moefoe
    295,-

    Z-bruh has controlled his D.C. neighborhood and crew with and iron fist for over 10 years. He's finally ready to leave the streets and invest in legitimate business which is met by disbelief from friends and family. When something goes wrong at his last re-up it begins a domino effect of bad events for Z-bruh and his crew which could prove to be costly. Will Z-bruh be able to pick up the pieces and still retire or will his exit from the game lead him to jail or even worse the grave.

  • av Clare Rosenfield
    163

    THE STORY OF LILIANA: A Brave Indigenous Child by Clare Rosenfield tells the adventure of a nine-year old girl who summons the courage to walk away from a family who not only stole her from her Native American family when she was two years old, but who also mistreated her She longs to find her original family so much that she faces hunger and challenge in order to fulfill her dream. She finds animal allies along the way who help her and in particular, a magical elf who guides her into a magnificent meditation where she is able to make some amazing and powerful discoveries and trust her inner wisdom.. Does she find her original family? If so, how does that happen? Read this charming story and find out!

  • av Charles Ford
    270,-

    This book is somewhat unique. I am not the author although it was written through me . He is the author not me. Why I ended up being the one to be used by Him remains a complete baffling mystery. I am simply His humble steward in this process.Everyone living in America recognizes Home Depot. They are a staple. It is a poem containing 2,500 quatrains that contain life as a part time cashier in a small Home Depot store. It is not always easy reading but it has appeal and value for anyone willing to read it.What are the takeaways? For me the greatest takeaway is humility. The people portrayed in thsi writing are far superior to me. I am not worthy to be the proverbial gum on their shoe. Their trust and friendship provided me is more valuable than gold from Ophir. They live very difficult lives in an extraordinary manner. They never had a level playing filed. they must climb Mt Everest each day.There is humor, pathos and at times Upton Sinclair type muckraking all mixed into the writing. The work shows the good and the bad of life, work and in some ways America today.

  • av Clare S. Rosenfield
    149

    A series of seven uplifting meditations dedicated to children everywhere and to the child-heart in all of us as a way to help you recognize the beautiful gifts that you are and that you have to give back to the universe and to all of nature by being a best friend to yourselves and all of life. Meditations to greet the sun, to find out that the universe loves you, and that you are like the seed holding the whole tree inside you will grow into, learning how to make friends with yourself and with all life.

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