Cormac, the son of a ninth-century Irish yeoman, puts his drawing talents to work when he joins a monastery, and during a Viking raid, he hides his masterwork, which turns up centuries later in the hands of another young monk

Pangur Ban

Teen & Young Adult

STOLZ, Mary

Johnson, Pamela

Literature & Fiction

Harpercollins

Dive into the world of whales and dolphins in this deep-seaintroduction to the fascinating creatures that inhabit all kinds of oceanic environments, from the tropics to the arctic.

Whales & Dolphins (Sticker Stories)

Children's Books

Animals

Grosset&Dunlap

The year is 1989. Two decades have passed since the Summer of Love and the San Francisco of '67 seems a distant memory to a group of friends facing the challenges of sustained idealism after the Reagan years. Kathleen Murray, now a criminal defense attorney in Berkeley, is passionate about the clients she defends. Among them is a young woman, trapped by mandatory minimum sentencing guidelines and facing nineteen years in prison as part of a cocaine conspiracy; her crime-- accepting three phone calls from her boyfriend's contacts. Another of her clients is threatened with sixteen years for carrying drugs for a Mexican cartel; her choice--either become the mule or watch as her mother and young daughter are tortured. An older man from Texas drives a load of marijuana to California; arrested, he learns what it means to become ill in prison. A mother and father living in Humboldt County in California are targeted for the Cannabis seedlings they are growing as medicine for their autistic son; their proposed sentence compounded by the district attorney's ire with their political promotion of legalization for the sick. Interwoven with the stories of Kathleen's clients are the twenty-year adventures of the Tribe, members of the old Haight-Ashbury commune. Over the years, they have traveled from the Bay Area to counties north of San Francisco, to Mexico and Nicaragua, to the Ecuadorian rainforest and war-torn Afghanistan. The once flower children are now experienced adults balancing families with sustainable businesses, higher education, and new political policies. At its heart, In Violation of Human Rights speaks to the tragedy that has become the American criminal justice system--the young trapped in juvenile detention, men and women buried behind walls for non-violent offences, the lack of compassion for the aging and the sick, the for-profit prison system reaping billions from human misery. More, this is a story that explores the courage and desperate efforts of those who work to promote true justice.

In Violation of Human Rights

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

Stone Harbour Press

This book reflects on the 300 years of Bellingham history, primarily highlighting the period from 1969 (when the last Bellingham history book was written) to 2019.

Bellingham Now and Then: Celebrating the 300th Anniversary of Bellingham, Massachusetts

History

Library, Bellingham

Christensen, Cecily

Turner Hollman, Marjorie

Rivard, Bernadette

Americas

Bellingham Public Library

In the modern business world, there is a shortage of effective yet culturally diverse leadership. Most attempts to develop multicultural leaders are limited to "one-way" training, coaching, and mentoring programs. Individuals are expected to quickly fit in and adjust to the corporate culture. All too often, the result of such programs is highly qualified people who are uncomfortable and uncommitted-and who eventually leave the organization.Everyone is Multicultural: Bridging Cultural Influences for Business Success is designed to help organizational leaders, leadership candidates, and the general public gain new insight and direction into the current workplace diversity agenda. Dr. Pamela Johnson draws on more than twenty years of experience in multicultural leadership development to explain the past elements of the diversity movement, redefine the meaning of true diversity, and present a new theory of multicultural leadership development.Developmental change takes time-time to think, time to feel, and time to grow-and only an ongoing process of multicultural leadership development will produce sustainable results. Everyone is Multicultural can help anyone gain an appreciation for themselves and others and learn what it takes to succeed in the business world today. It's the perfect guide for individuals of all cultural influences who want to improve performance, workplace relationships, and diversity initiatives.

EVERYONE IS MULTICULTURAL: Bridging Cultural Influences for Leadership Success

Business & Money

Business Culture

iUniverse

Let's Celebrate St. Patrick's Day: A Book of Drawing Fun

Presents step-by-step instructions for drawing leprechauns, shamrocks, and other symbols of St. Patrick's Day, using a minimum of line and basic shape combinations

Demco Media

Jamaica, October, 1720. The pirate ship of Calico Jack Rackham is captured off the western coast of Jamaica. While most of the crew is too drunk to defend against the onslaught of the King's navy, two of the crewmembers stand to fight against overwhelming odds. When finally forced to surrender, the commander of the governor's ship is amazed to discover that the two who defend are women disguised as men--Anne Bonny and Mary Read. Based on the true life story of the legendary Anne Bonny, Heart of a Pirate traces Anne's life, beginning with her parents and their subsequent arrival in the New World, Anne's upbringing among the society people of Charles Town, her marriage to penniless seaman, James Bonny, and their departure to New Providence, the pirate capital of the Bahamas. As a girl of sixteen, Anne makes her way among taverns, notorious sea captains, and life aboard ship disguised as a man. Eventually leaving Bonny, she flees from New Providence with Captain Jack Rackham, to share both joy and tragedy, on land, sea, and in battle, finally meeting the woman who will become her closest friend, Mary Read. As Anne matures from the girl who leaves Charles Town, she faces the moral questions of emerging slavery in the South and the Caribbean, and the poverty, prejudice, and war that defines the men who become pirates, all the while fighting to take control of her own destiny among men who will 'knock a woman down for her sex', the drama set against governments determined to rid the oceans of the sea robbers who threaten to cripple the world's emerging new capitalism.

Heart of a Pirate: A Novel of Anne Bonny

Contemporary

SANTA & PETE: A Novel of Christmas Present and Past

Moore, Christopher

Audioworks

While stuck in a Christmas Eve blizzard, a bus driver shares with his grandson the story of the long-time friendship of Santa Claus and Pete, his African partner, who worked together to bring the spirit of Christmas to America's earliest settlers. 150,000 first printing. Tour.

Santa & Pete: A Novel Of Christmas Present And Past

United States

Simon&Schuster

How to Draw the Circus

Shows how to draw a circus train, tents, lions, seals, elephants, tigers, clowns, jugglers, bears, tightrope walkers, and monkeys

Troll Communications Llc

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