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Yarn the sheep recounts new adventures while crossing his world's boundaries in Yarn and the Lonely Road. While exploring with a timid, sneaky mouse Yarn faces many dangers: some hard and dark, some prickly and sly, and even something shapeless, shifting, and more than slightly salty. Yarn and the Lonely Road encourages children to travel through their own imaginary worlds, walking courageously down long and lonely roads.
The Goon (2019-) Vol. 1: A Ragged Return to Lonely Street by Eric Powell Pdf
After strange adventures abroad, Goon & Franky return to find a horde of unsavory characters have filled the void left in their absence from Lonely Street. For two decades, the Goon's adventures have thrilled fans, critics, and creators with their bold creativity, classic style, and irreverent humor. This volume contains Eric Powell's highly anticipated return to his flagship series for its 20th anniversary. With never before seen bonus sketch material.
These essays are gleaned from articles published in Wichita Falls Medicine, the Wichita Falls Times Record News, Private Practice, and one from the unlikely pages of the Archives of Internal Medicine. I threw out some I thought were awful. Other than that exercise in self-protection, they flew from the computer in no particular order. I chose them if they made me smile.
A rich middle-aged man finds his lonely life turned upside down when he falls in love with a pretty dance hostess and becomes involved in exposing a conspiracy to sabotage the British General Election. But his dogged pursuit of the criminals will throw his life and the lives of those he cares about into grave danger.
Author : Paul Friedrich Publisher : Peter Lang Incorporated, International Academic Publishers Page : 372 pages File Size : 44,8 Mb Release : 1998 Category : Language Arts & Disciplines ISBN : STANFORD:36105021168575
Surveys the Russian lyric scene from the mid-18th century through the Modern period, in terms of poets' own ideas as well as the author's interpretations. Themes such as poetic craft, musicality, and sociopolitical context are interrelated through their variations in 21 of Russia's finest lyric poets, and then integrated through two recapitulations. For students of Russian lyric poetry, and for those interested in comparative, structural, (auto)biographical, and musicological approaches to lyric poetry and poetic culture. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
The Church on Wilmont Road by J. Thurman Parks Pdf
Every young boy wants to be like his father when he grows into a man. But Jonathan had a different plan. He wanted a different kind of life. His love for his father was unquestionable, and he would do anything to keep him happy. The church was his father's life, and being its pastor meant more to him, until he was banished. Wilmont, Mississippi, the small town he grew up in, had suddenly become his focus, with a promise to avenge his father's death and for all to bear witness of his anger ----if God didn't intervene.
Set in 18th-century Yorkshire, this novel tells the story of Hannah, the owner of a wool business, and her love for two brothers, Sam, a Quaker, and Robert, a ruthless businessman who sets up a rival cotton mill. The author's two other books are A Kind of Paradise and A Thread of Gold.
July, 1100. Jerusalem lies ransacked. Amidst the chaos, an English knight is entrusted with a valuable religious relic: a fragment of the True Cross, allegedly stained with the blood of Christ. The relic is said to be cursed: anyone who touches it will meet an untimely and gruesome end. Several decades later, the Cross turns up in the possession of a dealer, robbed and murdered en route to Glastonbury. Investigating the death, Bernard Knight's protagonist, Crowner John learns of its dark history. In Oxford in 1269, the discovery of a decapitated monk leads Ian Morson's academic sleuth William Falconer to uncover a link to the relic. In 1323, in Exeter, Michael Jecks' Sir Baldwin has reason to suspect its involvement in at least five violent deaths. Thirty years later, several suspicious deaths occur in Cambridge - and, once again, the tainted relic has a crucial part to play. Finally, it's despatched to London, where Philip Gooden's Nick Revill will determine its ultimate fate.
From Edgar Award finalist James Polchin comes a thrilling examination of the murder that captivated Jazz Age America, with echoes of the decadence and violence of The Great Gatsby On the morning of May 16, 1922, a young man’s body was found on a desolate road in Westchester County. The victim was penniless ex-sailor Clarence Peters. Walter Ward, the handsome scion of the family that owned the largest chain of bread factories in the country, confessed to the crime as an act of self-defense against a violent gang of “shadow men,” blackmailers who extorted their victims’ moral weaknesses. From the start, one question defined the investigation: What scandalous secret could lead Ward to murder? For sixteen months, the media fueled a firestorm of speculation. Unscrupulous criminal attorneys, fame-seeking chorus girls, con artists, and misogynistic millionaires harnessed the power of the press to shape public perception. New York governor and future presidential candidate Al Smith and editor of the Daily News Joseph Medill Patterson leveraged the investigation to further professional ambitions. Famous figures like Harry Houdini, Arthur Conan Doyle, and F. Scott Fitzgerald weighed in. As the bereaved working-class Peters family sought to bring the callous Ward to justice, America watched enraptured. Capturing the extraordinary twists and turns of the case, Shadow Men conjures the excess and contradictions of the Jazz Age and reveals the true-crime origins of the media-led voyeurism that reverberates through contemporary life. It’s a story of privilege and power that lays bare the social inequity that continues to influence our system of justice.
High Interest / Low Readability Short Stories, Grade 6 by Ann Fisher Pdf
These attention-grabbing, age-appropriate stories are perfect for struggling readers. Stories range from a 2.0 to a 5.0 reading level and are accompanied by pre-reading activities, vocabulary exercises, discussion questions, and writing activities. Topics and illustrations will appeal to middle school students. Reproducible
What sort of mad longing besets a woman—nearing fifty and recently widowed—to sell everything she owns, buy an around-the-world airline ticket, pack a single suitcase, and set off alone on a year-long journey without a plan or agenda? When Your Heart Says Go answers that question. Set in 1990–’91, Judy’s story takes readers from San Diego through eleven European countries, the then-Soviet Union, and finally India, during the lead-up to the first Gulf War. Explorations of foreign locales and interactions with strangers and acquaintances who become a lifeline to friendship are interspersed with occasional flashbacks to Judy’s life with her beloved husband, Tom, as well as his illness and death. Descriptions of sites historic and current serve as both daily life and background for Judy’s struggle to find her way as a sober, single, independent woman in the vast world as it edges toward the collapse of the Soviet Union and war in the Middle East. The outer journey serves as a container for the inner; the more Judy experiences of the world, the more she learns about herself—and the closer she gets to realizing her lifelong dream of being a writer.
