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Money Monsters: The Missing Money by Okeoma Moronu-Schreiner Pdf
Kai is on an adventure to deposit his newly-earned money when he encounters an ATM monster that wants to "eat" his cash! Kai is a worrier with a BIG imagination. When Kai's money gets swallowed up by an ATM monster, he has to muster up all his courage to try and save his money! Then, his mom teaches him just how ATMs work(!) teaching Kai and readers everywhere how to save their money (in a bank, not from a bank)! Cha-ching! Key money terms and conversation starters are included throughout. This is the first in the Money Monsters series, fun personal finance books for the little ones in your life.
No Monsters in Heaven... A thirteen year old boy is abducted. He is gone for two years before he escapes the cage he has been held in and reappears without explanation. His mind is now fractured; his personality now dark; but his loyalty to his two friends, is fiercer than before the abduction. On these pages you will read about genius assaulted and revenge exacted.
Don't let money rule your life. Taming the Money Monster offers expert advice to help you manage your money wisely and find real financial freedom. - Back cover.
Monsters of the Market investigates modern capitalism through the prism of the body panics it arouses. Examining Frankenstein, Marx’s Capital and zombie fables from sub-Saharan Africa, it offers a novel account of the cultural and corporeal economy of global capitalism.
Carpet Monsters and Killer Spores by Nicholas P. Money Pdf
A guide to homeowners, lawyers, the real estate profession and the generally curious. Readers will gain an ecological understanding of the lives of fungi and organisms in the web of life. The title will contribute to science and natural history and work as a guide for anyone who must take note of possibly toxic moulds in the home.
"Monsters of the Market" investigates modern capitalism through the prism of the body panics it arouses. Examining "Frankenstein," Marx s "Capital" and zombie fables from sub-Saharan Africa, it offers a novel account of the cultural and corporeal economy of global capitalism.
Show Your Money Who's Boss is filled with pleasant surprises. It begins with a delightfully entertaining story about finding hidden money, and then leads readers on a journey that uncovers hidden jobs, hidden wealth, showing your money who's boss, and “Financial ADHD.” Readers will learn how to layoff proof their jobs and will profit from many practical suggestions about changing careers and starting a successful business. The author blends humor with an uplifting style that explores surviving life's financial storms, and offers a refreshingly practical approach to surviving an economy characterized by job losses, layoffs, unemployment, and mountains of personal debt. Readers are encouraged to choose prosperity over panic and will discover a well-designed strategy for financial survival. Rich with content, this book will strengthen your faith in your abilities to manage money, and your faith in God. You will find this book fun and enjoyable, and you will recommend it to a friend.
Attorney Robert D. Blasier was on the O.J. Simpson Dream Team. Bob represented the Unabomber and hundreds of other high profile clients. Bob is a graduate of Harvard Law School and he says, "Sherman D. Manning is a student of the youth revolution. Sherman was mentored by Ambassador Andrew Young, Reverend Hosea Williams and other famous Americans. Sherman went from preaching in Switzerland and walking with Jesse Jackson to living in a jail-cell. Prison is a dark place " Blasier continues, "But in that dark and dangerous place Sherman was mentored by Chief Deputy Warden Terry L. Rosario and Patricia Kennedy, Captain Steve Vance, Associate Warden Fred Schroeder and Warden James "Jimbo" Walker. And with their guidance (via arguments, lectures and conferences, etc.) Sherman built Gang Bangers for God (G.B.G.) and HEART (Helping Educate at Risk Teens) from the ground up... G.B.G. is backed by Senate president Pro-Tem (Ret.) John Burton. Sherman's advisory board is directed by Franklin Curren, M.D. (a graduate of Harvard). A brilliant team of psychiatrists (i.e. C. Solis, M.D. and Jennifer Heitkamp, M.D.) and psychologists leads his team.... This book is a bright portrait of youths in prison, written and developed in Sherman's dark room ... Read this book "
“A humorous—and richly illustrated—book full of quirky monsters. SanCartier’s creatures are somehow both cute and terrifying.” —USA Today Meet the world’s most unusual monsters in this darkly funny collection of creatures and cryptids from folkloric history. Illustrator Emma SanCartier captures the bizarre and hilarious elements of seventeen monsters from around the world in a light, tongue-in-cheek tone, from the Japanese dream-eater Baku and the Persian carnivorous unicorn Shadhavar to the Eastern European Shurale, a literal tickle monster. Illustrated in lush watercolor, Monsters You Should Know is a perfect primer for the many strange, frightening, and compelling things that go bump in the night. “An important book on monsters you should know about, mostly because it turns out they’re really cute.” —Buzzfeed
Monsters and their Meanings in Early Modern Culture by Wes Williams Pdf
To call something 'monstrueux' in the mid-sixteenth century is, more often than not, to wonder at its enormous size: it is to call to mind something like a whale. By the late seventeenth 'monstrueux' is more likely to denote hidden intentions, unspoken desires. Several shifts are at work in this word history, and in what Othello calls the 'mighty magic' of monsters; these shifts can be described in a number of ways. The clearest, and most compelling, is the translation or migration of the monstrous from natural history to moral philosophy, from descriptions of creatures found in the external world to the drama of human motivation, of sexual and political identity. This interdisciplinary study of monsters and their meanings advances by way of a series of close readings supported by the exploration of a wide range of texts and images, from many diverse fields, which all concern themselves with illicit coupling, unarranged marriages, generic hybridity, and the politics of monstrosity. Engaging with recent, influential accounts of monstrosity - from literary critical work (Huet, Greenblatt, Thomson Burnett, Hampton), to histories of science and 'bio-politics' (Wilson, Céard, Foucault, Daston and Park, Agamben) - it focusses on the ways in which monsters give particular force, colour, and shape to the imagination; the image at its centre is the triangulated picture of Andromeda, Perseus and the monster, approaching. The centre of the book's gravity is French culture, but it also explores Shakespeare, and Italian, German, and Latin culture, as well as the ways in which the monstrous tales and images of Antiquity were revived across the period, and survive into our own times.
