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A Pocketful of Hymns
This is a selection of inspirational hymns.
The Crane Classics
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A Pocketful of Saints
This work focuses on the lives of popular Christian saints Francis, Claire, John, Stephen, Peter, Bertram, Edward, Bernard, Lucy, Anthony, Christopher, Dominic, and dozens of others.
Sudoku Genius Mind Exercises Volume 1
Sudoku Genius Mind Exercises, Volume 1: Crane Hill, Alabama State of Mind Collection Description: 5x8 expertly bound book with 106 pages of simple to extreme Sudoku puzzles (solutions included!). All Book covers are designed by Coco Piracci -- they're collectable editions. Great for you or as a gift. Kids, teens, adults and seniors all love doing Sudoku. In Volume 1 of Sudoku Genius Mind Exercises: Crane Hill, Alabama State of Mind Collection, you have enough Sudoku puzzles for a whole month - one Sudoku a day! When you're done, get Volume 2. Once you start doing Sudoku puzzles, you'll never want to stop. And there's a good reason why! Just like physical exercise, your mind requires training...
Think Tank Cryptograms
Anyone who loves to flex their mental muscle will find plenty of challenges in these collections of 40 crosswords, 132 cryptograms, 151 trivia questions, and 111 teasers. These highly portable bunches of riddles, diagrammed puzzlers, knowledge testers, and logic games provide go-anywhere cranial crunches for planes, trains, automobiles, or just passing the time.
Earning
Young people need practical answers about money when considering their future, from preparing for the working world to making a budget and staying out of debt. What is a mortgage? Why do people pay taxes? How much does a college education cost-and how can a family afford it? In the wake of a global financial crisis, making smart decisions about money early in life is more important than ever. Book jacket.
The Ku Klux Klan
For the past 150 years, the Ku Klux Klan has murdered and tortured its way through US history. By reputation it is one of the most notorious and ultra-violent terrorist groups in the world; even today the Klan occasionally rears its ugly, trademarked, hooded head. But the truth is that it has been in terminal decline since the 1960s – and the myth is now far more dangerous than the reality. From its Civil War origins as an insurgency in the defeated South, the Klan became a mass movement in the 1920s and a byword for bigotry and racism in the civil rights era. Since then, however, its numbers have fallen; yet it remains a potent symbol of white supremacist terror in our polarised world. Drawing on twenty years of primary research, The Ku Klux Klan: An American History seeks to demystify one of the most hated, feared and poorly understood organisations in history.
Coming Home!
A fascinating examination of the Bible's influence on seventy-three self-taught artists and 122 works of art
