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How to Survive Middle School: U.S. History
BEWARE—THIS BOOK MIGHT MAKE YOU SMARTER THAN YOUR PARENTS! Navigate the wilderness of middle school U.S. History with this hands-on, comprehensive study guide for 6th-8th graders! This highly illustrated, handy field guide makes learning an adventure inside and outside of the classroom. Study with helpful illustrations, detailed tables, diagrams, and maps, essential vocabulary lists, and expert knowledge presented in a fun, bold, and easy-to-understand format. Explore and master topics like: Native American Peoples European Colonies Declaration of Independence Civil War Industrial Revolution World Wars I & II The Great Depression The Cold War Civil Rights The Vietnam War The War on Terror ...
Annie
Annie Swinburn had killed Francis Morton and the killing was timely and well-deserved, for Morton had been evil in every possible way. Annie knew that, however justified her crime, only the rope awaited her if she remained in the slums of Hull, so she ran up river to a new and unfamiliar territory. Her first refuge was with Toby Linton, a well-born smuggler, and Annie led a double life roaming the remote countryside of the Wolds. It was this new existence which led her, once more, into allowing herself to love...
Annie Russo
Experience the passion of the sixties as Annie Russo tenaciously takes on the love of life in the changing world around her. For everyone who had gone off to fight in Viet Name, more than a hundred more were still at home, struggling with its effects. Misnomered as 'rebels without a cause', the entire generation was rebellious all right, but lacked no shortage of causes. Portrayed as living fast and dying young was also false. They were dying young without even getting a chance to live fast. And so, faced with no escape, the entire society rose up in anger while Annie Russo was the face of it all.
Annie Bags
This is a work of fiction that is informally based on the life of a real person, Annie Ferdinand. Annie is believed to have been born into a noble family in Prussia in 1851. Her mother died when she was very young, a loss that affected both her and her father significantly and she travelled to London, England with him in the 1870's to support him while he negotiated the return of his estates which had been seized by the French during the Franco - Prussian war. Annie was devoted to her father but yearned for the company of someone who would love her and care for her as her father had loved and cherished the memory of her mother. While in London she met and fell in love with a well bred Englis...
Instructions for Bringing Up Scarlett
Alice is living the life she always dreamed of: a travel guide writer, her life is one of carefree adventure, with no ties, no constraints and no worries. Virginia finally has everything she ever wanted. The loving husband, the beautiful daughter and the successful career. Life hasn't always been easy, but she knows that her family can weather any storm. They have been best friends since university - so much so that Virginia trusts Alice with all she holds dearest. Then tragedy strikes, and Alice finds she must honour a rash promise she made to her friend. It's then she discovers that it can be the people you think you know best who hold the most closely guarded secrets...
Annie and the Society
Settled into the routine of marriage, Annie is surprised when a beautiful face from her past returns, reintroducing her to the pleasures of punishment. Given the chance to join the ranks of a secret sect of CP enthusiasts, she grabs it.
The View South
Alice was trying to reinvent herself. She bought an old house with a wreck of a garden, picturing herself as a gardener. She would sow the seeds of a new life and meet new people and she could be a new person. The garden had other ideas, and the people she came into contact with had baggage.
Extra Virgin
When Annie Hawes buys a hillside cottage in Italy for no more than the price of a dodgy second-hand car, a capable young Englishwoman becomes a surprisingly incapable Ligurian signorina...In the area by chance, Annie and her sister fall in love with the area. Their new neighbours are baffled - how have these Foreign Females survived? Don't they have any idea how to get their year's supply of olive oil from a couple of dozen olive trees, or good wine from bramble-choked vines?
Annie Hall
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