"America in Close-Up" is a study of contemporary America which looks at a variety of aspects of life in the United States. Each unit of the book has three parts; Part A offers a clear and detailed account of some aspect of American society and in Part B the subject is explored further through interviews, articles and photographs taken from contemporary newspapers and journals, which give an insight into the way Americans see themselves and show the contrasting views held by people in the different strata of society. Part C contains exercises and activities designed to enhance understanding of the texts in Part B...
Now you can put some spice into your cup of coffee with 89 Coffee Recipes. Whether you like to drink it black, with milk, with cream, as an espresso, or any other variation, you can now make it happen with this ebook. You can use 89 Coffee Recipes for a rainy day, when you fancy a different brew, or even to impress your family and friends.
With so many authors doing ripoffs of more well known authors and other writers just devolving to sex and shock, I love getting new Otherworld books. Yasmine's reliable. She tells a good story with a plot that needs resolution, antagonists and protagonists that kick butt and her world is well thought out even though she's juggling 3 very different main characters in this series and does each sister's voice in first person.
50 mosaic murals: decorative mosaic art for the home
Choose from 50 unique mosaic murals in a range of styles and sizes to create a stunning permanent feature or a moveable picture panel. Organized into sections tailored to different areas of the home, this book makes it easy to find the right project.
Long ago when people still lived in caves-perhaps at the same time when they developed habits that were different from those of other animals- humans began to practice ecology. They became keen observers of nature through such basic and instinctive actions as tracking both large wild animals and small prey, discerning edible plants from poisonous ones, and noting the time of year when different plants could be gathered. From necessity and inherent curiosity, humans began to learn about the relationships between living things and the environment.
