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Home Is Where the Heart Is
Author(s): Kathy Christensen
Geared for 4- to 8-year-olds, Home Is Where the Heart Is tells the story of a homeless man and a homeless cat who find comfort in one another. Teachers and families can use this book to begin conversations about homelessness, loneliness, and the important role that animals can play in companionship....
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Can't Knock the HipHop Hustle: From Idea to Innovation to Globalization A to Z Alphabet for All Ages
By: C Keith Harrison
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Can't Knock the HipHop Hustle: From Idea to Innovation to Globalization A to Z Alphabet for All Ages
Author(s): C Keith Harrison
This book is about many things, yet only one main thing: HipHop culture and rap music. I grew up on this powerful cultural force at a time when the world was not expecting anything to happen from this music and culture.The 50th Anniversary of HipHop in 2023 is a time stamp of the many wins of HipHop...
Franken Food: Fact or Science-Fiction - Principles of Critical Thinking
Author(s): Cheryl Rock
Franken Food: Fact or Science-Fiction revolves around the controversies of food production analogous to a novel about Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein man-made monster. The man-made monster represents the production of processed food that is concocted with chemical additives, growth hormones and bio-eng...
A Creative Church: The Arts and a Century of Renewal
Author(s): Todd Smith
A Creative Church: The Arts and a Century of Renewal covers the most important background developments beginning in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century to the present that gave rise to what the author believes has been a century of arts renewal in the church.This book is intended to be ...
Spider- A Halloween Story
Author(s): Juliana Isaenko
In this book, you’ll find a tale where a girl named Eclipsa embarks on a dangerous, yet very exciting journey. As Solara time travels to the past to meet her relative Eclipsa, see what fun adventures await for both Eclipsa and Solara. , basic_html
Job and the Excess of Evil Duquesne University Press
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In this seminal and provocative work, Nemo returns to the Old Testament and the Book of Job to examine a variety of themes, including personal suffering, the problem of evil and the phenomenology of anxiety. A book filled with biblical insights and remarkable conclusions. , full_html