a busy box book,play -a-sound,hear 10 sounds and 2 songs.

Little People

Dana RIchter

Phoenix International, Inc.

Barbie: Interactive Book: Princess Story

Barbie: Interactive Book: Princess Story

Johnson, Sarah East

Rating the Movie Stars

Joel S. Hirschhorn

Among artifact collectors, Roy Hathcock was a legend. He popularized Native American ceramics of the central Mississippi River Valley by publishing two significant books: Ancient Indian Pottery of the Mississippi River Valley in 1976 and The Quapaw and Their Pottery in 1983. These publications became the cornerstones of today's pottery collectors. The purpose of this tribute is to honor Mr. Hathcock by publishing fifty-five vessels previously owned or pictured by him. Included with each vessel is a page of text discussing provenience, Roy's comments, owner history, publications, and interesting information that has surfaced since Roy's original publications. In addition, there are twenty-seven pottery vessels that Roy and I discussed at length during our teacher-student relationship. Mr. Hathcock was an extremely knowledgeable collector of Mississippi artifacts who was blessed with a charming personality. He was an outstanding educator for over thirty-five years, and he became a gracious mentor to many collectors during his lifetime. I hope you enjoy this tribute to my friend, Roy Hathcock. Rick Fitzgerald is an associate editor of the Prehistoric American magazine, the official publication of the Genuine Indian Relic Society. He has written a number of articles for the Central States Archaeological Journal as well. A retired Merrill Lynch financial consultant, Mr. Fitzgerald currently teaches graduate-level finance at Southern Nazarene University in Bethany, Oklahoma. He and his wife, Connie, reside in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Mississippian Pottery: A Tribute to Roy Hathcock

History

Rick Fitzgerald

Americas

KennethW. Hicks served sixteen years as a United Methodist bishop in Arkansas and Kansas with distinction and grace, and to this day encourages people to live every day with an attitude of peace and justice. He doesnât just want people to talk about peace and justice issues, he wants them to put those concepts into practice as commanded in the Bible: âSeek peace, and pursue itâ (Psalm 34:14b NRSV). Throughout his episcopacy, Hicks wrote regular columns in United Methodist publications, and this book is a collection of his memorable thoughts from those well-received messages. In these pages, the reader is invited to discover Hicksâs appreciation for Godâs extraordinary gifts; his wonder as to the glory of Christian holidays; his observations of the full responsibility of being in leadership in the church; and his desperate need for humankind to wake up and see what peace, justice, prayer, hope, and love can do. The reader is in for a real treat with this bookâthere is poetry in the thoughts of Bishop Kenneth W. Hicks.

Peace Flowing Like a River: Thoughts of Bishop Kenneth W. Hicks

Religion & Spirituality

Kenneth WIlliam Hicks

Christian Books & Bibles

First Words Lift-a-flap

Brian Warling

"Postman Pat" Needle in a Haystack (Little Lift and Listen Book)

Unknown, Author

Hidden Look and Find puzzles are extra challenging! The find'ems are actually disguised as parts of other things! So join your Disney friends in eight super busy scenes to look for more than 100 tricky pictures. Think you've found them all? Turn to the back of the book for even more Hidden Look and Find fun!

Hidden Look and Find: Disney Hidden Friends and Favorites

Kittens (My First Look & Find)

Puppies (My First Look & Find)

Publications, International

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