The Mothers of the Plaza De Mayo

History

Agosín, Marjorie

Americas

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Upper & Lower Translation of Text from Beige Copy

Literature & Fiction

Beining, Guy R.

Poetry

Franz Muller's Wire Spring

Troendle, Yves

Letters Work: Reading and Spelling

Education & Teaching

Morine, Joel

Schools & Teaching

Cesar Lee brings to life his childhood home, Zamboanga City. The exuberant freedom of growing up in the Philippines during the 30's and 40's is counterbalanced by the effects of the Depression and invasion by the Japanese during World War II. But children will be children, no matter where they live or what their circumstances, and Zamboanga Remembered provides a wonderful child's-eye view of a world some of us can only imagine.

Zamboanga Remembered

Biographies & Memoirs

Lee, Cesar

Memoirs

Sonoran Slots, the sprawling new casino operated by the Tohono O'odham Nation of southern Arizona, has just opened its doors at the edge of the San Xavier District of the Reservation. Less than a week after the Grand Opening ceremonies, a bomb threat sends a throng of eager gamblers scurrying to the exits. What appears to be a prank takes a lethal turn when an elderly man dies after being rushed to the hospital while suffering a heart attack during the evacuation. Linda Bluenight, past forensic anthropologist and present fourth grade teacher of Tohono O'odham children, has just commenced her fall semester at San Xavier Mission School. Her hopes for a quiet school year are soon dashed when her teenaged son, Matty, insists on taking a part-time job at the increasingly chaotic Sonoran Slots. In High Stakes at San Xavier, third novel in the Linda Bluenight Series, Linda and her new love interest, Tucson Police Department's Lt. Jake Zepeda, follow an increasingly complicated trail involving Native American shamans, retired Armenian mafia members, shady land speculators, and Congressmen with questionable motives before arriving at a surprising conclusion.

High Stakes at San Xavier

Cramer, Rebecca

Literary

Do you yearn to try something new, to spice up your life, to enjoy a new adventure? Is a voice from within calling to you and saying, "Come follow me?" Yet is there another over-powering voice that tells you: "You have too much to do already..." "Don't try - you might fail..." "You're too old..." "You're too fat..." or too whatever? Read the stories of women from all walks of life who overcame fears and self-doubt to accomplish what they once thought was unattainable. Share in the universal truths these women learned to recognize by taking on a remarkable stretch goal - completing a triathlon! These are generally not the stories of professional or elite athletes. Rather, they are stories from everyday women. Their ages range from 20-something to 70-something. Some recovered from serious illnesses. Others needed a challenge in their life or a new focus during a transition. What they have in common is setting the goal of completing a triathlon. Whether you aspire to become a triathlete or to accomplish just about anything outside of your comfort zone, these stories will inspire you to turn your dreams into reality!

Flying over the Finish Line: Women Triathletes' Stories of Life

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Kane, Susan L.

Women's Health

Stream and Light: A Woman's Journey

In Stream and Light, J. R. Nakken creates happy stories, sad stories, scary stories, but, most of all, stories with the cutting edge of truth. Written over a period of twenty-five years, this collection spans nearly seventy years of personal history, from pre-WWII South Dakota prairie through decline into alcoholism and recovery from same.

Nakken, J. R.

Addiction & Recovery

In 1918 a legendary shootout in Arizona made headlines in newspapers across the nation. According to the press, German sympathizers had murdered a federal posse in the Galiuro Mountains in Graham County. Misinformation on the case reported in print would fill volumes, but four men died in that gun battle, and the bitter anger that followed reintroduced the death penalty to Arizona and divided the state for nearly a century. After ten years spent searching old files and unearthing previously unexplored information, author Barbara Brooks Wolfe presents a riveting account of this controversial case.

Power, Passion, and Prejudice: Shootout in the Galiuro Mountains

Wolfe, Barbara Brooks

Historical

OASIS Journal 2008 is the seventh consecutive annual anthology of short fiction, short non-fiction, and poetry by writers over fifty. Produced in coordination with The OASIS Institute, a national non-profit organization that promotes ongoing education for seniors, OASIS Journal showcases the work of older writers nationwide, who have so much to contribute to our literary legacy, but are often overlooked because of their age. The authors included herein come from widely varied backgrounds, and their stories are both entertaining and compelling in their passion, humor, and diversity.

Oasis Journal 2008

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