Biology

Politics & Social Sciences

William L. Smallwood

Politics & Government

Silver Burdett&Company

Silver Burdett Ciencias

Catherine Valentino

George G. Mallinson

Jacqueline B. Mallinson

Silver Burdett Co.

Silver Burdett Science Grade 4 Centennial Edition Teacher's Edition

The Silver Burdett&Ginn Elementary Science Program Levels K-6 [Teacher's Edition]

Silver, Burdett, Ginn

Pupil Books Levels 1-6. Teacher Editions Levels K-6. Contains 4 Units with 14 chapters. Unit Titles: Learning About Our Plant and Animal World; Learning About Matter and Energy; Learning About the Earth and the Planets; Learning About the Human Body

The Silver Burdett & Ginn Elementary Science Program

Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Caxton Press On February 2, 1966 the Republican candidate for Idaho's 1st Congressional District seat died in a norht Idaho plane crash. At the time, no one would have predicted that the tragedy would trigger a career that would make a young Idaho attorney one of the state's best known and loved political figures of the 20th century. Jim McClure’s political career spanned sixteen years, six presidencies, and was marked by a reputation for statesmanship and even-handed bipartisanship. William Smallwood’s extensive interviews with the McClure family, friends, key staff members, reporters, and adversaries gives readers new insights into Idaho politics during one of the most important eras in the state’s history.

McClure of Idaho

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Caxton Press

How to prepare, how to get in, how to survive, plus advice for parents. This is a must-have book for those thinking of attending West Point.

The West Point Candidate Book

Children's Books

Beacon Books

How to prepare, how to get in, how to survive, plus advice for parents. For those students thinking of attending a service academy, this is a must have book.

Air Force Academy Candidate Book : How to Prepare, How to Get In, How to Survive

During the Second World War, a b-17 tailgunner had a one-in-four chance of survival during his standard twenty-five-mission tour. Valor, Guts, and Luck is the story of Staff Sergeant Lowell "Slats" Slayton (1923–2013), who beat those odds. 
An underprivileged kid from Fargo, North Dakota, Slayton was a high school senior the day the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. Drawn to the glamour of the "wild blue yonder" made famous by newsreels, he joined the Army Air Force. Eventually he found himself on an unlucky thirteenth mission to the main fw-190 fighter-aircraft plant in Oschersleben, Germany. After being hit by a rocket, his plane left the protection of the formation and was immediately attacked by a swarm of fighter-aircraft, resulting in damage that forced a crash landing in Germany. 
Slayton, though wounded, survived the crash landing and spent time in three hospitals and two pow camps and then endured a 300-plus mile trek from Poland to western Germany during one of the coldest winters on record. Through Slayton’s recollections, William L. Smallwood conveys the riveting tales of life in the Air Corps, aerial combat, and the horrific experiences of a prisoner of war. Through it all, Slayton’s valor, guts, and luck made it possible for him to enjoy a homecoming after the war.

Valor, Guts, and Luck: A B-17 Tailgunner's Survival Story during World War II

Leaders & Notable People

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