Andrews provides an illuminating foundation for disability cultural competence by reviewing key historical, theoretical, and empirical disability studies knowledge in impressive topical breadth and critical depth. This is what disabled people want professionals to know in order to change the dynamics of disempowerment often experienced in service settings."  
 
-Carol J. Gill, PhD, Professor Emerita, Department of Disability & Human Development, Interdisciplinary PhD Program in Disability Studies, University of Illinois at Chicago

Developing Cultural Competence

Disability as Diversity

And Other True Tails

Trout Farming in the People's Republic of Boulder

Neil Armstrong

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&#147;Dam Busters describes the maneuvering that went on behind the scenes before one of Britain&#8217;s most important efforts to cripple the Nazi war machine. . . . Holland is good at making complex matters clear . . . [and] good at writing action sequences.&#8221;&#151;Wall Street Journal&#147;Dramatically details the circumstances of this terrifying, improbably successful military operation. . . . Holland&#8217;s Dam Busters, thrilling, authoritative and containing astonishing photos, is a military history &#145;must read.&#8217; It is also a shining tribute to those intrepid young airmen.&#8221;&#151;Tampa Bay Times&#147;Veteran military historian Holland has composed an impeccably researched work in the style of a fast-paced techno-thriller. . . . Holland offers an authoritative account of a brilliant military operation conceived by a creative civilian; an excellent read for those with an interest in military and aviation history.&#8221;&#151;Publishers Weekly&#147;A well-written study of engineering and invention operating under great pressure. . . . For all World War II history buffs.&#8221;&#151;Library Journal (starred review)"Extremely detailed but never dull . . . Holland offers a definitive, nuts-and-bolts history."&#151;Kirkus Reviews"James Holland has achieved a near impossible feat. He has taken a tale we all thought we knew, told us we didn't know much until now and made it come alive." &#151;Charles Glass, author of The Deserters: A Hidden History of World War II and Americans in Paris: Life and Death Under Nazi Occupation&#147;Painstakingly researched and splendidly told. . . . Holland skillfully interweaves interesting anecdotes and previously unrevealed details. . . . This is the definitive book on the subject, deserving a place in the library of any student of the famous raid.&#8221;&mdash;Aviation History&#147;The Dambusters Raid was a one-of-a-kind attack, totally unlike anything that had gone before, and it finds a brilliant chronicler in James Holland, whose scholarship and erudition vividly brings that extraordinary event to life seven decades later.&#8221;&#151;Andrew Roberts, author of The Storm of War, Masters and Commanders, and A History of the English-Speaking Peoples Since 1900&#147;An expertly researched and engaging read, Dam Busters sheds new light on the remarkable story of the men of 617 Squadron who led the raid to destroy Germany&#8217;s key hydroelectric dams. It also tells the lesser-known tale of the innovative scientists who developed the technology. James Holland vividly brings to life not only the main characters, but the entire incredible era as well."&#151;&mdash;Patrick K. O&#8217;Donnell, bestselling author of Dog Company&#147;It took a remarkable combination of strategic ideas, skills, actions, and people to win the war for freedom in WWII. James Holland offers a thoroughly researched and highly descriptive narrative of how ingenious engineering and breathtaking courage accomplished an almost impossible task. Recommended for fans of military nonfiction everywhere.&#8221;&#151;Marcus Brotherton, author of A Company of Heroes and Shifty&#8217;s War

The True Story of the Inventors and Airmen Who Led the Devastating Raid to Smash the German Dams in 1943

Dam Busters

Living the Truth of the Immortal Dharma

Heartbeats of Hinduism

Flora of Nebraska: V. 1 pt. 2

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Esther

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An Account Of A West Indian Sanatorium

Dreamt into View

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"Die kleine Seele und die magische Sternschnuppe" Melanies Kinderbuch

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Paul: Story Behind the Story

PAUL OF TARSUS Life, Journeys, & Ministries

I Am A Superhero

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DuMont BILDATLAS Südtirol

Life on the 64 Bus

Stadtführer

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“Zhu’s monograph makes an important and original contribution to the study of modern Chinese literature and culture. It shows how our understanding of a field can be enriched by the inclusion of a wider range of texts and by the extension of our scholarly foci. It further contributes to our understanding of the history of modern Chinese culture as transnational.” (Yi Zheng, MCLC Resource Center, u.osu.edu, February, 2017)“This is a lucidly written book. Its theoretical and methodological approach pays homage to a range of theories and studies but it succeeds in providing a unique and illuminating study of issues surrounding Chinese modernity from the perspective of the ‘feminine at large.’ More specifically, this study successfully demonstrates the usefulness of the conception of ‘the feminine’ in understanding male subjectivities.” (Xueping Zhong, Frontiers of Literary Studies in China, Vol. 10 (1), April, 2016)

Gender and Subjectivities in Early Twentieth-Century Chinese Literature and Culture

Disability as Diversity

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