Tells the stories of Margaret Fuller, Patricia Lockridge, Mary Roberts Rinehart, Margaret Bourke-White, and Dorothy Thompson and describes the special hardships faced by women correspondents

Women of the World: The Great Foreign Correspondents

Biographies & Memoirs

Edwards, Julia

Community & Culture

Houghton, Mifflin Co.

Women of the World: The Great

Ivy Books

What if freedom wasn't something you could take for granted? What if you had to fight for it? If there's one thing Joe Hopkins knows better than anyone, it's that the past can be very uncomfortable. But life in wealthy Georgian Bristol seems surprisingly civilized. Lucy's house is light and airy, and there are sandwiches and tea with sugar. He soon discovers, however, that this civility is only skin deep: Lucy's family is shockingly involved in slavery. When he meets the African slaves her father has brought back from Jamaica, Joe swiftly finds there are other people in the house who are determined to see them gone, and to profit from their disappearance. Can Joe and Lucy save the slaves from the horrifying fate that threatens them? And can Joe make Lucy see that freedom is what matters most?

Slaves for the Isabella (5)

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

Laverstock Publishing

Life doesn't give us many second chances.One autumn evening, almost fourteen years after she vanished from his life, Daniel catches a glimpse of his childhood sweetheart. Having seen her, he finds he cannot forget her again.When Daniel Matlock's proposal to his girlfriend is rejected, his world is turned upside down. Hoping to make a fresh start, he leaves London and returns to the place where he spent his summer holidays as a boy, in the heart of the New Forest.Too late, he realises that the success of his new life depends on finding Hetty, his childhood friend and first love. But nobody seems to remember her. Only when he meets Matthias Werner, a former officer in the Luftwaffe, does he begin to piece together what happened to her.But his search for her has unexpected consequences, and brings him into conflict with someone who will stop at nothing to keep the truth from coming out.

Time was Away

Women's Fiction

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

An A-to-Z compendium of almost 500 pages of “facts” that are misleading, oversimplified, exaggerated, or just plain wrong. Long before Wikipedia, The Book of Common Fallacies set out to debunk popular beliefs and set the record straight. By tracking down the facts and citing experts in a multitude of fields, Philip Ward points out the senseless ideas that we have come to accept as fact. You’ll be amazed and baffled and might think that everything you were ever taught was wrong. Do you believe… <ul>
<li>Absinthe is a hallucinogen</li>
<li>Accutane use leads to suicide</li>
<li>Acne is caused by eating chocolate and stress</li>
<li>Algebra can make 2 = 1</li>
<li>Altars are of Christian origin</li>
<li>Arctic is significantly colder than the rest of the world.</li>
</ul>
 All correct? NO, ALL WRONG! And those are just some of the A’s! Newly updated with today’s common misconceptions and available as a single-volume paperback for the first time, The Book of Common Fallacies exposes the truth behind hundreds of commonly held false beliefs.

The Book of Common Fallacies: Falsehoods, Misconceptions, Flawed Facts, and Half-Truths That Are Ruining Your Life

Humor & Entertainment

Ward, Philip

Puzzles & Games

Skyhorse

It’s just another day in the CliffsNotes Library (more books, less filling!) until a siren sounds, the doors automatically lock, and the not-so-studious students discover they are trapped. What’s going on? Did the high-tech security system malfunction again? Or are they the subjects of a sinister state-sanctioned experiment? Then someone hears a gunshot (he thinks), a freaked out substitute teacher is found barricaded in the bathroom, and Crazy Lily has a diabetic seizure. In a claustrophobic pressure-cooker of fear, paranoia, and social strife, this motley crew of hackers, delinquents, surfer dudes, and prom queens must rise above the chaos to save a life and discover the meaning of tolerance along the way. 75-90 minutes. 4-6 males, 9-11 females (15 performers total). Ideal for high schools, youth theatres, universities, and community theatres. Published and performances licensed by YouthPLAYS (www.youthplays.com), publisher of plays for young actors and audiences.

Lockdown

Dramas & Plays

YouthPLAYS

Scareville

YouthPLAYS enlisted fourteen playwrights ranging from established names to exciting newcomers to offer their theatrical insights on this serious problem facing today’s teens. The result is Bullying, Ink., a flexible collection of ten-minute plays that may be produced in any order (and with any plays left out). We’ll navigate the dangerous waters of social media (Log Off), take a darkly comic look inside the heads of a trio of bullies (Bully Issues), and meet students who have always been the “other” (There Is No Down). We’ll bear witness to the daily cycle of literal and figurative violence (A Loser Like You), one that can push young people to the ultimate breaking point (Cracked Sky). But we’ll also see the power of hope (Pick Nick) and of people to come together (Her Reign). Join us for these and many more stories, as we laugh a little, perhaps cry a little, and hopefully think a little. Ideal for advanced middle schools, high schools, youth theatres, universities and community theatres. Published and performances licensed by YouthPLAYS (www.youthplays.com), publishers of plays for young actors and audiences.

Bullying, Ink.: Short Plays About Bullying

Goode, Jeff

Dorf, Jonathan

Burbano, Diana

DePiano, Hillary

Gossett, Neeley

Hayward, Bradley

Jolly, Arthur M.

Lawson-Smith, Hayley

King,Laura

Aromatherapy: The complete guide to using aromatherapy and essential oils!

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Diseases & Physical Ailments

Ingram Publishing

13 Tales with a Bite for Vengeful Hearts\nHave you ever had a dinnerlady you detested? Was there a teacher you couldn't stand? What about the kid who told laughable lies? Or the girl who spoiled every school trip? Or the boy who bullied the refugee kid?\nThese stories are for anyone who has ever gritted their teeth and wished someone else would get everything they deserved.\nGiggle, gasp and gag at thirteen tales of misadventure and revenge, as thirteen people discover what it means to be unbelievably unlucky!\nThis Teachers' Edition has VIPERS comprehension questions for each story at the back of the book.

Unlucky for Some: Tales with a Bite for Vengeful Hearts

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