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Наталия, Меркурьева

Poetry

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Mr. Circle and Mr. Square Works Together.

Kruse, Charles

Children's Books

Whiskey Flavored Cigarettes

For multitudes of excuses, we fear the direct line of vulnerability. We dismiss our ignorance as normal. We took those regretful steps because fate instructed us to. Maybe that is why we were put on this Earth, to discover how to feel something. Allow the human heart a chance to experience pain, laced with sadness but simultaneously, bask in that euphoric happiness nestling itself into the abyss of your stomach. This book was created for you. You, darling, the aimless soul innocently grazing the spine of every book across bookstore shelves, searching desperately for something daring - something more than the moonlight on a cloudy evening, words strung together forcing you to feel, on the nights you were scared to end up broken.

Christian Bernhardt

While any discipline can offer the ability of self discovery, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is particularly deep. This handbook illustrates the beauty, depth, and mindset necessary to excel in the art of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

Roy Dean Academy Student Handbook

Roy Dean

Kid's Equine Photography Book: Volume One

Wunderlich, Jordan

Review\nNathan Burgoine Queer Culture Can only Come from Sharing Queer Stories June 14, 2015 It's pretty rare I step into the world ofnonfiction. When I do, I generally read biographies, and try to readbiographies about people whose lives follow lines very different from my own (and I try doubly hard to find biographies about people whosevoices aren't as often heard). It's not that I don't find nonfictionenthralling, it's actually quite the opposite - the reality ofnonfiction makes it hit me all the harder. 
Case in point, Ipurchased The Up Stairs Lounge Arson by Clayton Delery-Edwards and I aminching my way through it because it disturbs me so. It is importanthistory. It's brilliantly written. It's heart-crushing. 
So, if you wonder why I rarely talk nonfiction, that's the answer. 
That said, nonfiction can also bring joys. 
Days of Love: Celebrating LGBT History One Story at a Time, by Elisa Rolleis one of those joys. I'm willing to bet that if you're an LGBT readerand you think you don't know who Elisa Rolle is, you actually do -chances are someone in the LGBT world has linked to one of her reviewsabout their work. In the interest of full disclosure, I've been on thelucky receiving end of that honour. Rolle's reviews are complete,honest, and - even when critical - provide a reader with enoughinformation to know whether or not the book is something for them. She's a force for awareness in the LGBT literary world, and we're the richerfor having her. 
This book is a collection of true stories aboutLGBT relationships spanning back from Alexander the Great and thepurported love he shared with Hephaestion to relationships that began in 2012. Each page is a couple, telling of their meeting (if known), theprogression of their romance (again, what details might be found), andtheir ultimate ends. 
Organized as it is in a chronological sense, something happens as you page your way through these stories - you find a continuum. 
Now, I've said this over and over, but one of thethings about being a queer is that you don't inherit a queer culturallineage from your biological family. Those who have come before arealmost surely strangers to you. It is quite likely you know nothing ofqueer history (because, if we're honest, it's just not taught in anymainstream way). The individual stories that make up queer culture areout there - yes - but that's exactly it: they're out there. A brand newqueer kid has to go looking. 
Books like this are invaluable. As I read the stories, I found myself moving through eras, seeing - achingly slowly - the progression queer culture has made, the gains and lossesand victories and pain. Near the end of the collection, entries are full of queer couples marrying after decades of being together without thatright. It is a hopeful collection. 
We have to share our stories.It's the only way we'll continue to have our culture, this strange andwonderful queer culture that is made of individuals that begin in somany different places. Every single love story in this collection,whether joyful, painful, or ongoing, is a story worth knowing, andtelling, and celebrating.\nJim Provenzano Epic LGBT, day by day February 16, 2015 Elisa Rolle, the prolific book review andbiographyblogger, has wisely collected hundreds of her short onlineessays on the lives and loves of notable LGBT authors, artists,musicians and more,from historical figures back to the 17th century tocontemporaryauthors, a few of whom are my own colleagues and neighbors. 
What an inspiration to learn a bit about so many couples, whose lives shaped art and culture for centuries. 
What's also amazing is how thorough Rolle's list is, along with photosonnearly every page. 'Days of Love' thoroughly makes the caseforvisualizing and remembering the many LGBT artists from manycountries,each of whom shaped societies and cultures\nA new book chronicling 2,000 years of same-sex love stories, from Alexander the Great to the latest Literary Award winner, makes the pe

Days of Love: Celebrating LGBT History One Story at a Time

Politics & Social Sciences

Rolle, Elisa

Social Sciences

The Friendship Treehouse

Majken Bullard

This book is about recognizing the spirit of America including what it represents and represented in the beginning of our country. Many events have taken place in our history and much of it involved a spirit that is alive and well today we only need to recognize and embrace it and inform our elected officials to embrace it as well

What is the American Spirit: Do You Have It

Education & Teaching

Aubuchon, Dennis

Schools & Teaching

The Point of It All: A Lifetime of Great Loves and Endeavors by Charles Krauthammer: Conversation Starters Just before he died, Charles Krauthammer tells his readers "I leave with the knowledge that I lived the life I intended." He left behind a new collection of his columns that reveal his profiles of political personalities like Ronald Reagan, Thomas Jefferson, Pope John Paul II, as well as cultural icons like Isiah Berlin and Irving Kristol. President George W. Bush, he said is cited for his attempts to liberate and establish democracy in Afghanistan. He criticized the Trump Derangement Syndrome exhibited by the left. He also disapproved of Trump's "America First" slogan and said he committed a big mistake in turning away from free trade. The Point of it All is a New York Times bestseller. It is written by the same author of the #1 the New York Times bestseller Things That Matter. A Brief Look Inside: EVERY GOOD BOOK CONTAINS A WORLD FAR DEEPER than the surface of its pages. The characters and their world come alive, and the characters and its world still live on. Conversation Starters is peppered with questions designed to bring us beneath the surface of the page and invite us into the world that lives on. These questions can be used to.. Create Hours of Conversation: • Promote an atmosphere of discussion for groups • Foster a deeper understanding of the book • Assist in the study of the book, either individually or corporately • Explore unseen realms of the book as never seen before Disclaimer: This book you are about to enjoy is an independent resource meant to supplement the original book. If you have not yet read the original book, we encourage you to before purchasing this unofficial Conversation Starters.

Summary of The Point of It All: A Lifetime of Great Loves and Endeavors by Charles Krauthammer: Conversation Starters

BookHabits, Paul Adams

We know it's not healthy to be hunched over a smart phone, trapped in an office, or driving a long daily commute. We need tools to counter these negative effects of the modern lifestyle. Through exercises designed to help you open your hips, expand your shoulders, and touch your toes, Reach Your Goal provides these tools.Each chapter offers a flexibility assessment, a fundamental routine, an advanced routine, and a set of performance enhancement exercises, specifically targeting today's top three flexibility challenges -- tight hips, shoulders/back, and hamstrings. Featuring engaging text and over 200 clear photographs, Reach Your Goal offers an integrated stretching method suitable for yoga practitioners, martial artists, and anyone seeking better fitness. Commit to a healthier, happier lifestyle today!

Reach Your Goal: Stretching & Mobility Exercises for Fitness, Personal Training, & Martial Arts

Bejtlich, Richard

Wonsley, Anna

Sports & Outdoors

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