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Future Plans For Kids is a book series that introduces children to amazing careers. Each book introduces a career research team of children investigating different occupations. The Skilled Trades book features a Construction Team, an Installation, Repair, a Maintenance Team, and a Heavy Equipment and Machinery Team. Go on an adventure with Trinity, Zion, Josie, LaLa, Jazz, Wally, Max, Jax, Izzy, TJ, Justice, and Hope as they go on a mission to research the careers that they find interesting.This series is designed to aim children toward an idea for their future. They will be introduced to careers and be encouraged to learn more about those careers. This is an opportunity for children to expand their knowledge in the pursuit of their future.
A Letter to Madame is an intriguing mystery set in 1790 in France in the second year of the Revolution. The fascinating and mysterious Comte de Navasse, who owns a plantation on the French colony of Saint Domingue, takes Paris by storm. When he meets the beautiful Sophie, Comtesse de Boise, he is astonished to notice that she looks almost identical to a portrait that he owns of a woman called Adèle de Montbasson. Sophie's investigation into the history of Navasse and Adèle leads her to a series of fateful discoveries not only about their lives but about her own. This is a story of betrayal, hardship and revenge that weaves its way through the streets of Paris, the prison of Vincennes, the palace of the Tuileries, the magnificent Châteaux of the aristocracy, the courtrooms of the Palais de Justice and the plantations of the French Colonies. Its characters include Royalty and aristocrats, politicians and spies, prostitutes and slaves. The complex political and economic issues of the time form the backdrop to this rich and atmospheric novel, which will keep you spellbound until the last page. A Letter to Madame is the second novel in a series set during the French Revolution. It is the sequel to A Favour for Marie Antoinette, which is set in 1789.
This is a story of a British war hero whose military career was aborted by an unfortunate event after the end of World War II, which led him to become one of the finest educators in Pakistan.The Fall of Singapore on 15th February 1942 to the Imperial Japanese Army. was without a doubt one of the greatest setbacks for the Allied forces in Southeast Asia during World War II. It was the largest surrender of Allied forces in history led by the Royal British Army―a surrender of 80,000 men including the Indian and Australian forces. This was in addition to the nearly 50,000 men that were captured and imprisoned by the Japanese earlier in the Malayan Campaign. Capt. Coombes was one of the officers taken prisoner at the Fall of Singapore, and he remained incarcerated until the end of the war in 1945. The book describes the inhuman treatment of the prisoners of war at the hands of the Japanese for three and a half years between 1942 and 1945, which led to the torture and deaths of tens of thousands of British, Australian and Indian prisoners of war, and local Malay and Thai civilians. It also brings out some wonderful stories and examples of how the prisoners stuck together to support each other and bringing out the best of human values. The railway line constructed by these prisoners is often referred to as "Death Railway" or the Thai-Burma Railway. This line was built in the River Kwai valley. The bridge built near Tamekam (Tamarkan) was immortalized in the 1957 movie "The Bridge on the River Kwai", which mixes fiction with history. Coombes account brings out the real incidents of the construction of the railway and the bridge. Coombes was an amazing man without a doubt. He was a rising star in the British Army after the World War II and may have attained the heights in his military career which was aborted by an unfortunate incident in Singapore. That incident proved to be a boon for Pakistan. While he was a colonel, he was sidelined in the UK, and Pakistan acquired him to become one of the finest educators who built a great educational institution - Cadet College Petaro - that is established on sound principles and a solid foundation. Unfortunately, his massive achievement in a country that is thousands of miles away from the UK remains unrecognized in his home country.
This book is an ethnographic exploration and general overview of what people believe about the cryptid called Bigfoot, otherwise known in North America as Sasquatch. This anthropological study covers how and what people understand about Bigfoot and cryptozoology, but focuses on the perspective of believers. Those within the Bigfoot subculture have unique cosmologies, views, experiences, and biases that help them learn. understand, and define reality in their own ways, which colors their perspectives and aids them in their narratives to explain the phenomenon.The ethno-historical viewpoint, including Native/First Nations beliefs, are covered in this book, which describes folklore, legends, and myths about these Wildmen of the forest. Included are place-names maps, the 'five types of people', true skeptics, the Parks and Forest Service viewpoint, Bigfoot organizations and their research, cultural geography, the alleged new owner of the PG Film, what people think about physical and anecdotal evidence, the paranormal aspect, PTSD/trauma related incidences, the rhetoric around Bigfoot culture and language/communication, habituation techniques, the Relict Hominoid Inquiry, orang-pendek, Bigfoot in popular culture, as well as a deeper look into the symbolic-cultural projection effect, the pro-kill 'type' of Bigfoot believer, and more.This book is not set out to prove or disprove the existence of Bigfoot and is purposefully neutral in that regard. What the author does look for is the emic (inside) view of what believers believe, plus why and how that happens, presenting a strong cultural aspect behind these beliefs through cultural sharing and enculturation. But this also raises questions as to what people think Bigfoot might be based on eyewitness testimonies, especially in light of physical evidence or personal sighting accounts, and focuses on how people describe their experiences, which sometimes causes a liminal state where they go from 'unbeliever' to becoming a true 'believer'.
Following 45 years of study, Master Henry Wang offers authoritative insights and lessons on the practice of Tai Chi whether done as a health-promoting exercise, a meditative discipline, an applied martial art, or a combination of all three.
When Bella and Nathan find out there might not be Christmas for the local orphanage, they are devastated. No Christmas? How can that be? Bella makes a plan, and together, Bella and Nathan jump into saving the day. Will their plan work? Will they be able to save Christmas? Looking for a children's Christmas storybook that teaches sharing and caring and that giving is much better than receiving? Look no further than this heartfelt Christmas story that invites children and their parent figures to experience the true meaning of the holiday season.
Hearts beat together, breath for breath in perfect time.Jude Renfro came to the small island town of Crawford's Landing looking to start over. The bright lights of the LA music scene don't shine as brightly after losing your greatest love. All he wanted was to fix up his rustic old house on the beach and start a quiet, happy life out of the spotlight for his five-year-old son, Kit. A new romance wasn't in the cards. The last thing he expected was a sassy kindergarten teacher and a fall carnival to change his life forever. You and I are fallin' into rhythm. One more kiss and you'll be mine.Harper Winslow is not exactly the stereotypical old maid schoolmarm, but she's never managed to find Mr. Right. Her greatest love has always been the students she teaches at Sojourner Truth Elementary. That is, until her rock star idol, Jude Renfro, and his adorable little boy waltzes into her life. His bad boy swagger and soul of a poet has her mind and body reeling. She doesn't have time to fall in love, though. The school is on the edge of financial ruin and the whole town is depending on her and the annual Fall Crawl carnival. Together, Harper and Jude are a perfect duet, but will it be enough for a happily ever after?Falling Into Rhythm is a small town, second-chance romance for anyone who loves seasonal, Hallmark-style love stories.
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