"Theatre at War, 1914-18, is the only comprehensive study of theatre entertainment and the Great War. This is a fascinating social history of the theatre in Britain, her armed forces and of her allies, both at home and in the trenches."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Theatre at War, 1914-18

History

L.J. Collins

Military

Jade Publishing

This work chronicles the creation of the volunteer unit and territorial battalions that became the 10th Manchesters. The author describes "th'owd Tenth's" role as an infantry battalion during the Great War and the ensuing interwar years. Using contemporary sources, the book details the 1st Battalion's gruelling training in Egypt and its bloody encounters on Gallipoli and the Western Front. The ill-fated attempt, by the 2nd/10th, to conquer the shell-swept slopes of the infamous Passchendaele Ridge is also covered.

Amateur soldiers: A history of Oldham's volunteers and territorials, 1859-1938

K.W. Mitchinson

How do you trust God will never fail you?   Lyrical and poetically-charged, Amazing Grace is a memoir of love, loss, and rebirth. As a farewell of sorts, D. Michele Jackson, an only child, writes about how her life is forever changed after her mother’s death. A woman of great faith, D. Michele knew firsthand the power of prayer to overcome trials and tribulations.   D. Michele always turned to God; she would pray, and God would answer. Nearly every prayer was answered, until one prayer—a prayer that wasn’t answered—led her to have a deeper, more meaningful take on things. With this new relationship, one with more give and less take, one where prayers aren’t answered, D. Michele discovers that the Lord has a plan and a path for her.

Amazing Grace: A Tribute to You, The Story of Us (The Travels to the Promise)

D. Michele Jackson

Parenting & Relationships

This book is a collection of 140 poems written over 140 days by Christopher Carmona and translated by Gerald Padilla. This collection is a series a poems that cover the space of December 1, 2015 to April 12, 2016. Each poem represents a reflection of the day it was written and speaks of the social and political fervor of the day.  Christopher Carmona was the inaugural writer-in-residence for the Langdon Review Writers Residency Program in 2015. The Texas Observer recognized him as being one of the top five writers in 2014. He has two books of poetry, beat and I Have Always Been Here, and one book of short fiction, The Road to Llorona Park. He is the winner of the NACCS Tejas Foco Best Fiction Book of 2016.

140 Twitter Poems (Bilanguaging Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Carmona, Christopher

Poetry

A través de sus comics, Pedro Larez nos muestra el mundo de las deidades Aztecas: Tlaloc, Quetzalcóatl, Xochiquetzal, Quetzalcóatl, Huitzilopochtli, Xipe-Totec- Mictlantecuhtli, Mayahuel y su aliado el Tlacuache. Las aventuras de los dioses nos ayudan a aprender sobre nuestra cultura de una forma fácil y divertida.  

Aztectopia (Spanish Edition)

Comics & Graphic Novels

Larez, Pedro

Graphic Novels

Through his originality and wit, Pedro Larez  has been able to put Aztec mythology on the spotlight, creating a world where Aztec deities share their daily life and adventures in a hilarious humanlike fashion.  Some of his popular characters include deities such as: Quetzacoatl, Xochiquetzal, Tlaloc, Chalchiuhtlicue, Tonatiuh, and even a Tlacuache (a Possum), as well as many others. His artistic innovation and the uncharted nature of his work, provide him with an infinite amount of material and possibilities.

Aztectopia

Teen & Young Adult

In this second edition of Animals of My Land, the first trilingual book in English, Spanish and Nahuatl published in the United States, you will find more animals and the same important message: to nourish the important bond between language and culture. This book has been created with the intention of reconnecting with the ancient Mesoamerican civilization known today as Aztecs, and their language, while also cultivating both English and Spanish. With this book, children will be able to interact with Quetzali's friends in these three languages and learn to treasure animals as our friends. In this second edition of Animals of My Land, the first trilingual book in English, Spanish and Nahuatl published in the United States, you will find more animals and the same important message: to nourish the important bond between language and culture. This book has been created with the intention of reconnecting with the ancient Mesoamerican civilization known today as Aztecs, and their language, while also cultivating both English and Spanish. With this book, children will be able to interact with Quetzali's friends in these three languages and learn to treasure animals as our friends.

Animals of My Land: Animales de mi tierra/ Noyolkanyolkej 2nd Edition

Children's Books

Lima, Rossy

Padilla, Gerald

Animals

La figura de Federico García Lorca (Fuente Vaqueros 1898) es sin duda una de las más destacadas y famosas de la literatura, no solo en España sino en todo el universo literario. Su obra e influencia no se limita a su creación poética; abarca piezas teatrales (como La casa de Bernarda Alba) y militancia cultural con la rebeldía de su vida, desconstruyendo las estéticas tradicionales, las pinturas del realismo, ciertas normativas sexuales y las corrientes socio-políticas con cambios revolucionarios. Pablo Neruda, refiriéndose a García Lorca, escribió que “desde Lope de Vega no se ha conocido en lengua española una seducción popular tan inmensa dirigida a un poeta”. Su poesía ha sido traducida a muchísimos idiomas y su lectura, representaciones, continúa presente conquistando el paso del tiempo y los caprichos de las modas. A lo que se acopla la relevancia de sus viajes por las Américas, y especialmente su estadía en Nueva York donde compuso Poeta en Nueva York (que él mismo afirma debería haberse titulado “Nueva York en un poeta”) porque encarna y proclama su experiencia del país estadounidense con la energía y frustración de una voz crítica contra la civilización capitalista, al servicio de oprimidos y marginados, con la complicidad del fantasma del tiempo, la naturaleza, la muerte, el amor pansexual, tal cual lo desarrolla en su “Oda a Walt Whitman”. Lorca formó parte de la así llamada e impactante Generación del 27, compuesta por un grupo de escritores, caracterizada por su inclinación a los movimientos estéticos vanguardistas, pero, sin rechazar la literatura que los precedió, de la cual heredaron formas típicas, una síntesis temática y formal de la lírica popular (Romancero y cancionero tradicional, la poesía árabe) y de la culta o alta (Góngora –cuya presencia por su sentido innovador fue significativa-, Quevedo, Zorilla, Duque de Rivas, Juan Ramón Jiménez, Bécquer, Antonio Machado, etc.). Configuraban sus textos un surrealismo sensual que combinaba los referentes concretos de la vida cotidiana con un esteticismo metafórico de expresiones, alegorías, leyendas, imágenes fantásticas, mitos de sueños. En este contexto, el Romancero Gitano, que escribió Lorca en su primera época poética, entre 1924 a 1927, y fue publicado en 1928 en la editorial Revista de Occidente con gran éxito, se constituyó en una de las obras más fulminantes de su tiempo porque conjura, con la perfección de un mago, tradición, popularismo y vanguardia, inspirado en su vivencia de la herencia mora, el folklore, la naturaleza de su geografía agreste, y sus negaciones. En él, fundamentalmente hermanado, gitaniza el universo y canta, con un tono de lamento amoroso, a una raza marginada y perseguida, a su cultura, estilo de vida y costumbres, ilustrando su destino trágico, porque más allá de los gitanos, son protagonistas, antagonistas y agonistas los personajes únicos de la pena negra (muerte, violencia, marginalización) y el amor conflictuado. Incluso para el mismo Lorca (como lo expresa en su conferencia-recital del libro) el Romancero gitano implica ser su “obra más popular…(que) indudablemente… tiene más unidad y es donde mi rostro poético aparece por vez primera con personalidad propia/…”
-Luis Alberto Ambroggio

Romancero Gitano (Spanish Edition)

Garcia-Lorca,Federico

And What More Shall I Say?

Religion & Spirituality

Edwards III, Dr. James

Worship & Devotion

Martha the Hairpreneur is a fictionalized story about a real young Canadian girl who came to America with $60 and a recipe for a hair tonic. With her ravishing floor length hair and determination, she creates a world-wide beauty empire . She is a real Rapunzel who rescues herself and other poor women.

Martha the Hairpreneur: From Servant to Business Empress

Biographies & Memoirs

Plitt, Jane R

Valentine, Sally

Professionals & Academics

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