Superhero Legends Alphabet: Women

&#9733; "Each section is introduced with a stunning photographic spread, and the text is broken up with clearly captioned photographs . . . Stormy weather elegantly explained."&#160;&mdash;Kirkus Reviews, starred reviewPraise for&#160;When the Earth Shakes:&#9733;&#160;&ldquo;Powerful writing. . . The visuals, too, are strong. Spectacular photographs are included. . . A must-buy for libraries serving middle school, this title works both as a basic overview of earth science and as a fine example of how to incorporate personal narrative into nonfiction.&rdquo; &mdash;School Library Journal,&#160;starred review&#160;Praise for Simon Winchester:&ldquo;Simon Winchester never disappoints . . . Inspiring and engaging.&rdquo; &mdash;Tom Brokaw on&#160;The Men Who United the States"Elegant and scrupulous." &mdash;New York Times Book Review&#160;on&#160;The Professor and the Madman"Winchester once again demonstrates a keen knack for balancing rich and often rigorous historical detail with dramatic tension and storytelling." &mdash;Publishers Weekly,&#160;starred review&#160;of&#160;Krakatoa"Winchester brings a knowledge as vast and deep as his subject to this history of the Atlantic Ocean." &mdash;Entertainment Weekly&#160;on&#160;Atlantic"As with every book he's written and narrated, Winchester makes abstruse subjects available and fascinating for every reader and listener." &mdash;Publishers Weekly,&#160;starred review&#160;on&#160;The Man Who Loved China

Hurricanes, Tornadoes, and the Worst Weather in the World

When the Sky Breaks

&ldquo;Babies don&rsquo;t take direction very well (if they did we should start by getting them to shush on airplanes), but Me Ra Koh has made a specialty of coaxing warm, memorable photos from infants,&#160;newborns and children.&rdquo; &mdash;The New York Times &#160; &ldquo;Tell your baby&rsquo;s story in photos&mdash;wonderful, beautifully-shot photos. Professional photographer and mom, Me Ra Koh, shows you how to photograph your baby like a pro.&rdquo; &mdash;Disney Baby &#160; &ldquo;Aside from the gorgeous photos, you'll appreciate Me Ra Koh&rsquo;s simple, smart advice that gives you everything from how to pose your wee ones to the best time of day and light for both a SLR camera as well as a point and shoot, all based on the age of your kids. . . . I really can't think of a more helpful shower gift for new parents, whether it&rsquo;s their first or fourth baby.&rdquo; &mdash;Coolmompicks.com  &#160; &ldquo;Provides great step-by-step photo ideas and suggestions to help you document all the developmental milestones of your baby's first year.&rdquo; &mdash;Mom365.com &#160; &ldquo;This book is perfect for novice and intermediate photographers looking for expert advice and inspiration. . . . Beautiful photography, easy-to-follow language and no-fail photo how-tos make Your Baby in Pictures a must for new parents, grandparents and others looking to capture that precious first year of life like a pro.&rdquo; &mdash;Inside Edge magazine

The New Parents' Guide to Photographing Your Baby's First Year

Your Baby in Pictures

Quattro Letture D'Introduzione Alla Scienza Delle Religioni Con Due Appendici (1874)

"A schooner that serves as a boarding school is an inviting setting for this breezy series opener."--Publishers Weekly"Quirky fun."--The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books"An accessible, unpretentious story full of timeless values and goodness."--Kirkus Reviews

School Ship Tobermory

Ergänzungsband für den inklusiven Unterricht (2. bis 4. Klasse)

Trainingsprogramm zur Steigerung der Lesekompetenz

&ldquo;A skilled exploration of why notable 20th-century European philosophers and intellectuals &mdash; figures such as Martin Heidegger, Carl Schmitt, Walter Benjamin and Michel Foucault, among others &mdash; had at times succumbed to what [Lilla] calls &lsquo;tyrannophilia,' a narcissistic embrace of totalitarian politics, assuming that tyrants would put their big ideas into action." &mdash;Carlos Lozada, The Washington Post&ldquo;The essays that make up Mark Lilla&rsquo;s book . . . are driven by his sense of disappointment, a lover&rsquo;s kind of disappointment, that such profound and influential minds should have been so politically insouciant when confronted by the hectic barbarity of the 20th century. . . . Lilla has a gift for nimble exposition, and each study in his collection is illuminating, often revelatory.&rdquo; &mdash;The New York Times Book Review&ldquo;Mark Lilla is today the leading intellectual commentator in the United States on European thinkers and ideas. . . . He understands them better than they are understood in their own countries.&#160;And often better than they understand themselves.&rdquo;&#160; &mdash;Die Zeit"This is important. Lilla's short, elegant and readable book is about what happens when philosophers get tangled up in the real world. It is also a matter of recognizing that the world is in the shape that it is because of the influence of the most rarefied of minds." --Nicolas Lezard, The Guardian, Paperback of the Week"Lilla's accessible, summary look at eight 20th-century thinkers is a compilation of cautionary tales...shrewd advice...a very canny book showing us how not to think and chew politics at the same time." -- Carlin Romano, The Philadelphia Inquirer"As Mr. Lilla ably shows, what is common to these thinkers is a rejection of political philosophy. They deny the possibility of a patient, sober and rational exploration of political possibilities. And even when they become disillusioned with specific tyrants--Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Castro, Khomeini--they continue to reject political moderation and balanced analysis." --Daniel J. Mahoney, The Wall Street Journal"'Lilla has a gift for nimble exposition, and each study in his collection is illuminating, often revelatory,' Sunil Khilnani wrote here in 2002." -- The New York Times Book Review

Revised Edition

The Reckless Mind: Intellectuals in Politics

"[T]his is an excellent look at an engaging area of science that should find broad readership and use."--School Library Journal"Exceptionally well written, the book provides an exciting read that makes the joy of being a scientist come alive."--Science

Hominin Discoveries, Deductions, and Debates

Every Bone Tells a Story

&#8220;Silk has the brilliant colors . . . and the enchantment of a miniature. . . . Vividly erotic.&#8221;  --Newsday&#8220;A riveting, lyrical love story, an accomplished historical fiction, a compact, condensed . . . epic about human hearts in crisis.&#8221;  --Alan Cheuse, All Things Considered&#8220;A book with language to savor. . . . It seems as guileless as a folk tale but propels a reader with real force.&#8221;  --Denver Post&#8220;A heart-breaking love story. .  . A stylistic tour de force [and] a literary gem of bewitching power.&#8221;  --The Sunday Times

Silk (Movie Tie-in Edition)

The somewhat different Travel Diary

The Day Jesus fell from the Cross

&ldquo;The most erudite, readable book anyone has ever written on the sentence.&rdquo;&mdash;Adrian Blevins, associate professor of English, Colby College &#160; &ldquo;An Elements of Style for the prodigious, Building Great Sentences is a service to writers and a joy to read.&rdquo;&mdash;R.M. Berry, professor, Florida State University

How to Write the Kinds of Sentences You Love to Read

Building Great Sentences

The Bruneval Raid was the start of the airborne brotherhood. Taylor Downing's vivid account brings alive this important turning point in military history with flair and pace

The True Story of the First Victorious British Para Raid of WWII

Night Raid

&ldquo;Frozen pops aren&rsquo;t just for the kids! Rather than using sugar and dyes, these warm-weather treats feature superfoods and nutrient-packed ingredients that are as yummy as they are healthy. In addition to covering the classics&mdash;think chocolate fudge pops&mdash;blogger Moody tackles adventurous flavor combos, like strawberry cardamom rose lassi.&rdquo; &ndash;People.com&ldquo;[This] new book spells out exactly how to make gluten-free, dairy-free, and artificial sugar&ndash;free variations of the popular alternative to ice cream. Glow Pops includes an array of irresistible options&rdquo; &mdash;VOGUE.com"Liz&rsquo;s fabulous frozen treats make healthy living easy and fun. Loaded with fruits and vegetables, infused with superfoods, and bursting with crazy-amazing flavor, these punched-up popsicles will give you the glow." &mdash;Tess Masters, author of The Blender Girl, The Blender Girl Smoothies, and The Perfect Blend"Glow Pops is filled with recipes that are not only&#160;incredibly delicious and creative&mdash;they are also packed with powerful foods that will enhance your health and energy. These recipes make eating your way to beauty a joyful experience. I highly recommend this book!" &mdash;Kimberly Snyder, nutritionist and author of Radical Beauty"Be still my balanced, healthy heart! This book will satiate the marriage of decadent and&#160;disciplined within us all." &mdash;Kathryn Budig,&#160;author of Aim True and internationally renowned yogi"In Glow Pops, Liz Moody shows us how accessible, easy and most importantly, fun, healthy eating can be! From Chocolate Fudge to Avocado Chile Lime, there&rsquo;s a flavor and nutritional benefit for everyone, no matter what the taste or health preference. These Glow Pops are adorable, tasty, and a convenient on-the-go snack or after-dinner treat that will, as the title suggests, make us glow from the inside out." &mdash;Ali Maffucci, author of Inspiralize Everything"Liz&#160;Moody&#160;achieves the rare task of making treats that are as delicious as they are healthy. Glow Popsis a truly creative book containing 55 nutrient-dense recipes, and with flavors ranging from cookie dough to&#160;turmeric to mango, you will surely find a favorite."&#160;&mdash;Andie Mitchell, author of It Was Me All Along

Super-Easy Superfood Recipes to Help You Look and Feel Your Best: A Cookbook

GLOW POPS

&ldquo;We all know the 50 states, but how much do you know about the hundreds of statehood proposals that never came to pass? These fascinating maps of states that might have been are from Michael J. Trinklein&rsquo;s Lost States: True Stories of Texlahoma, Transylvania, and Other States That Never Made It.&rdquo;&mdash;Country Magazine &ldquo;Fascinating, funny book.&rdquo;&mdash;New Yorker, Book Bench &ldquo;This book is geared to the general reader and has a larger format that encourages perusal. It is recommended for history, geography, and general trivia buffs.&rdquo;&mdash;Library Journal &ldquo;Amusing and lavishly illustrated book.&rdquo;&mdash;Christian Science Monitor &ldquo;Complete with maps, Lost States is an interesting travel guide to the world of &lsquo;what-if history.&rsquo;&rdquo;&mdash;McClatchy Newspapers"Trinklein is hilarious in his own right. I laughed out loud before I even got to the book&rsquo;s main content ... it [covers] more states-that-never-were than any other source I've seen.&rdquo; &mdash;Jenny Bristol,&#160;GeekDad.com&#160;

True Stories of Texlahoma, Transylvania, and Other States That Never Made It

Lost States

A Photographic Safari

Africa

How the Adaptive Church Can Lead a Whole New Life (Gardens in the Desert)

Gardens in the Desert

The History of the City of Exeter

(Michael Bennett 13). The latest gripping Michael Bennett thriller

The Russian

Abuse of Rights in International Arbitration

Funciones de varias variables

Trade paperback edition of the fifth and final volume in the bestselling
fictional biography of Egypt's most ostentatious Pharaoh. After bringing
prosperity to his country, Ramses hopes for a serene old age. But he must
strive to preserve peace in the face of a warlike Hittite Emperor, and
the rebellious Libyans... A hardback edition is also published this month.

Step-By-Step Advanced Vocabulary Building

Big Words for Little Kids

&ldquo;I found the information in Eat Right 4 Your Type absolutely fascinating. [It] gives all of us an extremely practical way to apply it to our own lives.&rdquo;&mdash;Christiane Northrup, MD, Author of Women&rsquo;s Bodies, Women&rsquo;s Wisdom &#160; &ldquo;Peter D&rsquo;Adamo&rsquo;s merits are not esteemed enough....[He is] one of the most creative scientists in the Western world.&rdquo;&mdash;Professor Gerhard Uhlenbruck, PhD, MD, World-Renowned Lectin Researcher at the University of Cologne, Germany

The A-Z Reference Guide for the Blood Type Connection to Sympoms, Disease, Conditions, Vitamins, Supplements, Herbs and Food

Eat Right 4 Your Type Complete Blood Type Encyclopedia

Shaping the Single European Market in the Field of Foreign Direct Investment

Perfect pace and plenty of banter help Geraghty's debut hit the right balance between hilariously funny and poignant . . . accessible and charming.

Becoming Scarlett

Les Brigands; Opéra-bouffe En 3 Actes. Paroles De Mm. Henri Meilhac Et Ludovic Halévy. Partition Piano Et Chant Réduite Pour Le Piano Par Léon Roques

Unknown to History a Story of the Captivity of Mary of Scotland

&#9733;&#160;"Through her protagonist&rsquo;s rollicking commentary, Vail captures the anguish and hilarity at the heart of middle school."&#160;&mdash;The Horn Book, starred review&#9733; "Vail may be disguised as an adult, but somewhere inside she is hiding a sensitive, confused, hormonal, loving, and intelligent adolescent. Using Cyrano de Bergerac as a model, Vail has created a fast-paced comedy characterizing a teen girl&rsquo;s growing pains on the journey toward womanhood. Bring a tissue (or a pack), and enjoy."&#160;&mdash;VOYA, starred review&#9733;&#160;"As per her usual blend of energy, wit, and genuine emotion, Vail has created a story that is at once delightfully gossipy, playfully ironic, and deeply moving."&#160;&mdash;BCCB,&#160;starred review"Heartwarming, funny, and tender . . . Call it cute, call it clever&mdash;Vail fluently captures the spirit of today&rsquo;s American middle-schoolers."&#160;&mdash;Booklist"Hilarious and heartfelt."&#160;&mdash;Kirkus Reviews"This tween romance proves that some stories stand the test of time."&#160;&mdash;School Library Journal"Vail skillfully details the politics of middle school, mean girls, first dates, and best friends in this sensitive and funny coming-of-age story." &mdash;Publishers WeeklyPraise for Rachel Vail's Unfriended:"Another winner by Rachel Vail. At times laugh-out-loud funny, and other times heartbreaking., Unfriended is the kind of book I wish there were more of: emotionally complex, beautifully written, and impossble to put down. I never wanted it to end."&#160;&mdash;Meg Cabot"Rachel Vail should be required reading for all middle-schoolers. Deft and funny, this tale of the doom and drama of friendships played out in a digital universe is pitch-perfect and sheer fun."&#160;&mdash;Judy Blundell, author of&#160;What I Saw and How I Lied"Rachel Vail's ingenious, humorous, and compassionate storytelling brings her six narrators so fully alive that by the end of her book you cannot imagine ever 'unfriending' any of them."&#160;&mdash;Mary Pope Osborne, author of the Magic Treehouse books"With keen insight, Vail reveals the internal struggles with uncertainty and self-doubt that can plague young teens regardless of popularity status. . . With a resolution that is both realistic and hopeful, Vail captures the complexity of middle school social challenges, insightfully addressing the issues of friendships and integrity." &mdash;Publishers Weekly"Vail has a great ear for dialogue, and her characters. . . are well differentiated and realistic." &mdash;VOYA"Vail has always had her finger solidly on the pulse of middle-school social dynamics, with an uncanny ear for young teen dialogue and a real empathy for the wide and awkward range of social and physical development that characterize this age . . . Vail&rsquo;s considerable fan base alone would justify multiple-copy purchase plans, but the hot-button topic of cyberbullying will further increase requests."&#160;&mdash;Booklist"A realistic portrayal of middle school life . . . A solid choice that will ignite meaningful discussion."&#160;&mdash;School Library Journal"Vail captures the complexity of middle school social challenges, insightfully addressing the issues of friendships and integrity."&#160;&mdash;Kirkus Reviews

Well, That Was Awkward

&#8220;While Washington is filled with journalists seeking information from the military, the military seeks information from Kaplan.&#8221; &#8211;The Washington Post&#8220;There is much to praise in Kaplan's sober realism, his genuine knowledge of the world's danger zones, and his justified contempt for liberal good intentions when they are not backed by steel and will.&#8221; &#8211;The New York Review of Books&#8220;[A] fascinating intellectual exercise.&#8221; &#8211;Newsweek&#8220;One of the most thought-provoking and profound books that I have recently read. As readable as it is stimulating.&#8221; &#8211;Henry Kissinger&#8220;Kaplan draws on a rich humanist tradition to shatter the illusion of a collective, post-cold war vision of human progress. . . . [He] has become the Ayn Rand of international affairs, saying what few dare to say.&#8221; &#8211;New Statesman&#8220;Kaplan skillfully captures the relevance of classical political theory for today&#8217;s leaders, whether they manage crises in the boardroom or the Oval Office.&#8221; &#8211;William S. Cohen, former secretary of defense &#8220;An insightful, timely book. Citing philosophers from Sun-Tzu to Machiavelli, the author shows the value of ancient insights into human nature in formulating international policy.&#8221; &#8211;Booklist&#8220;Warrior Politics should be read by every citizen deeply concerned about America&#8217;s role in the world.&#8221; &#8211;Newt Gingrich&#8220;The reason I have come to admire Bob Kaplan's little book . . . is its refusal to apologize for its analogies. This is so refreshing. . . . What Kaplan is saying&#8211;and what Hobbes and Machiavelli and some of the Founders said&#8211;was that such realism is in fact more moral than idealism. Idealism in state craft is based on an abdication of responsibility &#8212; to govern the world as it is.&#8221; &#8211;Andrew Sullivan&#8220;[Kaplan&#8217;s] comparison of the United States in 2001 with the complacent Roman Empire will be a wake-up call for many readers. His philosophical polemic is well worth reading in these anxious times.&#8221; &#8211;Library Journal&#8220;I read Warrior Politics with fascination. Kaplan makes a persuasive case that the insights of major philosophers are relevant to modern security problems. This book will be read by scholars, but it should also be read by those responsible today for making the decisions that affect our national security.&#8221; &#8211;William J. Perry, former secretary of defense

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