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Paperback. Etat : Good. Brendon is the second born. He has an older sister named Laylah who never misses an opportunity to tell him, I was born first, and YOU were born second I'm older and YOU'RE younger After a while this begins to worry Brendon as he wonders how special he is to his mommy and daddy. Brendon wonders if being second born is the equivalent of being second best. This book reveals the special bond Brendon has with each of his family members as he learns just how special he truly is.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. The saga of one generation's experience in a century of violence, displacement, and repression. How eugenics and tribalism shaped immigration and citizenship laws in the U.S. and Germany, and how one family was affected by the unchecked ethnic nationalism of the time.Well written, exhaustively researched, and a beautiful compilation of a family's lost collective history. - Readers' FavoriteA well-researched and sentimental memoir that] details the way oppressive structures have altered the identity of millions of families. Lost Roots has equal parts nostalgic storytelling and detailed research, providing beguiling context for what's happening in Poland, Germany, and America. I was completely enthralled until the very last word. -Independent Book ReviewLost Roots.is a non-fiction book that reads like fiction. It features excellent prose, captivating commentaries, and a conflict that transports readers to the post-WWI era. -The Book Commentary.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. It happens to every homicide investigator. Even the best of the best. Sean O'Brien never thought it would happen to him. But there was something about the look in the accused man's face that O'Brien could never quite forget. It was a look that haunted him in the dark hours somewhere between sleep and consciousness. Even a decade later he remembered the man's face when the jury delivered the guilty verdict. Although the evidence was overwhelming, something in O'Brien's gut told him there was more to the story than surfaced in court, more than what was found at the murder scene. But caseloads mount and time has a way of blurring the lines of desperation in a man's face until something surfaces. For O'Brien, it happens when he receives a call from Father Callahan. The priest hears the confession of a frightened prison inmate, and he learns that a man facing lethal injection in 84 hours is innocent. The lead investigator on the high-profile case was his old his friend Sean O'Brien. And now O'Brien has a chance to right a horrible wrong. But he has less than 84 hours to uncover clues to a crime that sent an innocent man to death row. Appeals have expired and the man will be executed in 84 hours unless O'Brien can find evidence that points to the real killer. The 24th letter in the Greek alphabet-Omega-may provide the key to uncovering the killer's identity. Evidence may not lie, but evil does, and when the original killer comes out of his lair, O'Brien is in a race to save two lives - the man on death row and his own.…

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Etat : Good. Item in good condition. Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc. Vanek, Kelly (illustrateur).

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Paperback. Etat : Good. ?An atmospheric, disturbing, even scary tale that touches on otherworldliness? THE TIMES ?Too-cool-for-school teenage girls, an outsider welcomed into their fold, and murder?a guaranteed good read? STYLIST ?Witchcraft, murder, and adolescent passion? HEAT IT?S 1997. VIOLET IS A NEW STUDENT AT ELM HOLLOW ACADEMY AND DESPERATE TO FIT IN. Quiet, artistic, unremarkable. When invited to an advanced study group by her alluring art teacher, Annabel, she is at once terrified and delighted. There she meets Robin, Grace, and Alex: charismatic outsiders who invite her into their clique. But once the study sessions on the school?s history of seventeenth-century witchcraft and magic become more than just theory, Violet must decide what she?s prepared to do in order to stay popular. And maybe she?ll solve the mystery of what happened to a former member of their group. The one who went missing.…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. The subjects of the poems in Forgotten Women are artists and scientists, sharp-shooters and lighthouse keepers, factory workers, athletes, homemakers, and musicians. Some are historical figures, while others are contemporary women. Included here are native-born Americans, recent and not so recent immigrants, and residents of other countries. There are those who had brief windows of fame, and those who were or are completely anonymous. Women who stood, nearly unnoticed, behind their more famous men step out from the shadows here. The vivid words of the poems allow these often under-appreciated or unacknowledged women to speak for themselves, and in so doing, to reveal their indomitable spirits. This remarkable anthology, including work by some of today's most talented and insightful poets, is sure to be valued by those who want to fill in the gaps of history--and make it reflect herstory too. …

Paperback. Etat : Good. This is not the end for you. Get Up You Must Have Lost Your Mind is the clarion call of seven women whose real-life stories of overcoming depression will impact and inspire you to understand, confront, and conquer depression. Whether you are struggling with depression or whether you love someone who is, reading these raw, true stories of how people whose lives were ravished with heartache, turmoil, and depression still win in the end, is like receiving the healing injection of hope and information that you need to move forward and live life on your terms again.According to the Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health, African Americans are 10% more prone to experience serious psychological distress but 13% less likely to receive treatment. As an advocate and overcomer of depression, the lead author, Roz Talley, and the authors of Get Up You Must Have Lost Your Mind, are on a mission to help eradicate the stigmas and misinformation that are, all too often, associated with matters of mental health. The solutions and encouragement the book offer are rooted in facts, faith, and poignant stories of personal triumph.As Roz confidently declares about her victory over depression, God did it for me. He can and will do it for you. Trust God. You will see that He is a God of His word. The authors of this book worked through our depression and won. You will too.…