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"...Boy!" A Passage to Manhood
In 1939, at the age of six and just before the outbreak of World War Two, the author was uprooted from the Sussex countryside and tossed into the political and military cauldron of South East Asia to face the turmoil of wartime in the Philippines - first on the run in the jungle from the invading Japanese, then in an internment camp where, still a child, he came close to death. His mind further broadened by evacuation to the USA, he then fought a more personal battle for survival, this time against the stifling educational conventions of post-war Britain. Here, in this engrossing true-life account, Charles Land-Reeves unfolds a fascinating story of childhood innocence corrupted by and then triumphing over an uncompromising and often brutal reality. This second edition of a book first published in 1996 has been revised and corrected for its new appearance.
"...LISTEN to Me!"
"100 People to Meet Before You Die" Travel to Exotic Cultures
"100 People to Meet Before You Die" Travel to Exotic CulturesLive life! Break away from the mundane habits and predictable schedules of everyday living! Interactions with new cultures will transcend the limitations of your world. Should you be immune to the lessons life is waiting to teach? Let me introduce you to dozens of people to meet along the way, as you gain personal insights cultures, customs, and hints about the incredible changes taking place inside yourself from this type of exposure. The icing on the cake is the compelling photographs that take you through the daily life of an unfamiliar culture. A travel experience starts with the place and the sights to see. What you bring back in your treasure chest of memories will be experiences with people you meet along the way. I will hold your hand while you see, taste, smell and breathe the life of the people. This is not a show and tell guidebook to suggest where to go and what to do. It will open your eyes and tempt your tongue, as you taste traditional Moroccan bisteeya (a delectable three-layer sweet pie wrapped in the thinnest of pastries and eaten with three fingers). Your exposure to more traditional customs may cause you to change your lifestyle. After this safe, vicarious trip at my side, you will be packing for your second. Whether you need inspiration, without venturing away from your known comforts to fill those gaps of discontentment, or you dare to let your imagination run free in exploring the world around you, you will want to keep "100 People" at your bedside or in your reading bag for your next flight. Jackie Chase has more than four decades of travel experience in and out of over one hundred countries. She has lived temporarily with remote tribal people in the populated continents of the earth and has written several books in this photo-journalism series about cultures, plus a Traveler's Handbook that won a Royal Palm Literary Award. Show less...
"Ab jetzt kann jeder sein Geschlecht selber bestimmen!"
"Alleiner kannst du gar nicht sein"
"Alternativmedien"
"Am I My Brother's Keeper?"
In a wide-ranging meditation on the Cain and Abel narrative, Mark Scarlata draws out theological motifs relevant to Christian discipleship in a modern Western context. Taking his cue from Augustine's City of God, Scarlata brings to light what it means for a Christian to be a citizen of the heavenly city in this midst of a twenty-first-century globalized society. He argues that Christians can no longer think of discipleship merely as a personal, individual undertaking, but must recognize their role and responsibility as citizens in a global community. Each chapter raises questions like: How do we offer our best in worship when we live in a world driven by consumerism? How can we love others through our participation in the global economy? Are our lifestyles treating the environment in a way that is pleasing to God? And, how do we authentically connect to each other in a digital age of social media and mobile technology? These and other issues are addressed in relation to scenes from the Cain and Abel story. Each discussion highlights ancient Jewish and Christian interpretation as well as how a particular topic is understood within the broader context of the Old and New Testaments. Scarlata then offers ways that Christians might respond to the cultural shifts experienced by this generation and encourages readers to rethink what it means to be a citizen of God's kingdom with a local and global awareness in every aspect of life.
"An Arch Rebel Like Myself"
"And You Shall Tell Your Son"
"And You Shall Tell Your Son"
"Aren't You Gonna Die Someday?" Elaine May's Mikey and Nicky
"As for me, I will dwell at Mizpah ..."
"Bare Knees" Flapper
"Becoming" a Professional
"Becoming" a Professional
"Bel Paese"-ko plater bikainak
"Bethink Yourselves!"
"Bethink Yourselves!" by Leo Tolstoy (translated by V. Tchertkoff). Published by Good Press. Good Press publishes a wide range of titles that encompasses every genre. So much contention, so much anger, so much violence, and so much war exists in our world. It is easy to get caught up in the negativity of it all, but such a mindset will only further drag us down. In this stirring discourse by Leo Tolstoy, we are reminded of the need for peace. He encourages us to align ourselves with the powers of goodness and kindness rather than the evils of the world. Bethink Yourselves! is just as relevant today as when it was first published.
"Bezahlen Sie zu viel?"
"Bezahlen Sie zu viel?"
"Bist du noch zu retten?"
"Bist du noch zu retten?"
"Blizzard in Khimki
"Bring Me Men..." Brought Women
"Clothes for Little Folks" and "Baby Clothes"
Originally published in August 1927, Clothes for Little Folks and Baby Clothes provide detailed guidance on sewing garments for infants and young children. Issued by the Iowa State College of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, these bulletins cover fabric selection, pattern making, and hand-sewing techniques, accompanied by vintage illustrations. A valuable resource for historians, sewing enthusiasts, and those interested in early 20th-century children's fashion, these publications offer a glimpse into traditional clothing construction methods.