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An accessible anthology of important writings by members of the American Transcendentalist movement features works by all of the major literary figures, including Emerson, Thoreau, and Fuller.

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Containing 20 classic short stories by renowned authors, 'The Anthem Guide to Short Fiction' has been designed to offer students and instructors both inspiration and guidance when thinking critically about literary texts and their construction.

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In theory, Uncle Merv has come to stay in order to look after Tony and Ben, but in reality it is Tony who does the looking after and Uncle Merv who fibs about his diet, drinks like a fish and invites burglars to tea.

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Learn with Lily and her friends just what it means to be beautiful in Gods eyes---inside and out! In a society so focused on the idea that external beauty reigns supreme, it can be difficult for young girls to figure out what true beauty is all about.

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This compilation is a must-have for every library, providing a multitude of methods for developing easy, interesting activities for children. Projects across cultures, recipes for healthy snacks, and intriguing science experiments are among the hundreds of ideas connecting learning and creativity for students of all ages.

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This handbook covers the content, form, and implications of childrens and young adult literature within the sphere of education.

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The ultimate resource for the girl stuff coming your way. The transition from girl to teenager makes the tween years a time of great change---especially in the body department!

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There's historical proof Jesus walked this earth, but was he really who he claimed to be Or are all the stories in the Bible just that---stories Join Lee Strobel in The Case for Christ Student Edition as he searches for objective answers, including those that brought him from skepticism to faith.

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Members of the Christian rock band Relient K expound on their experiences observing the opposite sex. Detailing some of the "girl types" they've encountered, they share personal stories and biblical advice for girls of any type to become women of God.

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"Bea Garcia wants to impress her brainy new friend by excelling at the geography contest, but her talents lie elsewhere and she learns that the best way to make friends is by being herself"--

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The adventures of Annalise and Buster is a delightful book about a four-year-old girl and her beloved stuffed animal, Buster. Adventures are seen through the eyes of Annalise as she visits the zoo, shops with her mommy, interacts with family members, and more. Buster comes to life in her imagination as the two enjoy each daily adventure with a lust for life only a child can understand.

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A play for children from David Pownall, exploring the culture of American Indians and the European colonists.

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This is the only book to provide detailed background, historical context and rationale for the Egyptian Oracle Project, a multi-disciplinary, interactive educational experience using virtual reality to immerse a live audience in the enactment of a processional oracle.

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"The Homework Giant" is a children's book written in English for those learning to read. It is a fun story story that explores the mutual benefit of 'doing homework'. The benefit of forming an early bond with the someone or people who are supremely special; even the forming of superheroes in the eyes of the young.

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A wacky theatrical adapation of the classic children's novel The House That Sailed Away.

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Famous Viking king, Erik Bloodaxe, couldn't write. However, his court poet Gorblime could. This book provides details of life in Viking times. It talks about battles and butchery; longships and love; births, marriages and deaths; poems and prisoners; Erik's victories; and more.

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Diaries and scrapbook cuttings of Chopper Smith - chief executioner at the court of King Henry VIII - reveal details of life in Tudor time. They also include: banquets and beheadings; torture and terror; weddings and funerals; the King's private thoughts; Henry's wives and the loves of their lives; and more.