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Really Remarkable Reptiles
Reptiles are some of the most well-adapted, specialised and remarkable creatures on Earth. They have adapted to live in the most extreme environments on Earth, and the have a number of interesting tricks for catching prey and avoiding becoming it. All sort of strange and wonderful facts are inside, such as why crocodiles swallow stones, why a group of turtle eggs will hatch at the same time, and which is friend or which is foe of the similarly-looking coral and milk snakes. You’ll learn about reptiles in soaking rainforests, blistering deserts, and more – and you can find out how you can help preserve these amazing habitats from the greatest danger to reptiles ever – climate change.
Remarkable Reptiles
"Journey through soaking rainforests, blistering deserts, busy cities, and more on a quest to discover all about the most remarkable creatures in the world."--Page [4] of cover.
Foster's Choice
Foster is a college junior trying to make sense of his life, his goals, his parents, his friends, and his fraternity brothers. He has a philosophy of better living through chemistry and choosing the path of least resistance. His college is a shelter for the twenty-something crowd who are happy to have their parents, social media, and an aversion to responsibility guide their lives. Foster's best friend is Spence, a business major and fraternity brother who is constantly trying to keep Foster out of trouble. Dave is the only openly gay member of the fraternity and he wants Foster to join him out of the closet. Daniel is Foster's brother and he's become a born-again Christian. When he goes home to take a break from school and try to reconnect with his family and old high school friends he realizes his problems follow him where ever he goes. This is a long short story/novella (approx 36,000 words). It contains graphic language, but no graphic sex.
Darwin's Voyage of Discovery
A wonderful celebration of history's most remarkable journey; published to celebrate 160 years of Charles Darwin's ground-breaking text on evolution: On The Origin of Species Step on-board The Beagle and follow the remarkable journey that inspired almost all modern-day knowledge of the natural world. From England to Cape Verde, Brazil to the Galapagos, Tahiti to Australia; discover the wildlife of Charles Darwin – giant sloths, platypus, tarantulas, fireflies and more. As well as gorgeous artwork and fascinating information on the journey, this book also features the equipment used by Darwin and cross-sections of the ship itself. This stunning book comes from the winner of the BDC's New Designer of the Year award, and the author/illustrator behind Really Remarkable Reptiles.
What a Difference a Week Makes
The book is set in a ranching area. It is centered around Penny Mills who comes from a large family; she has wanted to be a vet for as long as she can remember. And Jake Williams who moved from New York to Hendersonville, TN after the death of his wife, so he could spend more time with his four-year-old daughter. Both Penny and Jake are excited about starting this new phase of their lives, but neither expect life to head in the direction it does.
Destination Love: The Journey
The story is about the journey of love for a man named Jake Williams. It begins when he meets a girl named Brandi Michaels at a local grocery store in Knoxville Tenn. He asks her out on a date and the relationship takes off. Following their first date, Jake falls in love with her, not knowing that just a few days before, his best friend, Oliver, had broken up with her. Not knowing this, they end up setting a date to get married. When the day comes, Brandi (his bride) ends up running back to his best man Oliver. Even though this was a lot to deal with, he had to find the courage and strength to go on with life and enjoy family while continuing his journey to find love. He ends up with the girl of his dreams and they live happily ever after.
The Testimonies of Slaves
Good Press presents to you this meticulously collection of hundreds of life stories, recorded interviews and incredible vivid testimonies of former slaves from the American southern states, including photos of the people being interviewed and their extraordinary narratives. After the end of Civil War in 1865, more than four million slaves were set free. There were several efforts to record the remembrances of the former slaves. The Federal Writers' Project was one such project by the United States federal government to support writers during the Great Depression by asking them to interview and record the myriad stories and experiences of slavery of former slaves. The resulting collection preserved hundreds of life stories from 17 U.S. states that would otherwise have been lost in din of modernity and America's eagerness to deliberately forget the blot on its recent past. Contents: Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Indiana Kansas Kentucky Maryland Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia
Slave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in theaves - United States
Slaves an dInformants interviewed by Maude Barragan, Edith Bell Love, Ruby Lorraine Radford etc. Telfair, Georgia Thomas, Cordelia Thomas, Ike Toombs, Jane Mickens Town, Phil Upson, Neal Van Hook, John F. Vinson, Addie Virgel, Emma Walton, Rhodus Ward, William Washington, Lula Willbanks, Green Williamson, Eliza Willingham, Frances Willis, Adeline Willis, Uncle Winfield, Cornelia Womble, George Wright, Henry Young, Dink Walton Adeline Eugene Mary Rachel Laura Matilda Easter Carrie Malinda Amelia Ellen Campbell Rachel Sullivan Eugene Wesley Smith Willis Bennefield Uncle Willis Emmaline Heard Rosa and Jasper Millegan Camilla Jackson Anna Grant Emmaline Heard Richmond County Folklore Conjuration Folk Remedies and Superstitions Mistreatment of Slaves Slavery Work, Play, Food, Clothing, Marriage, etc.
