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E-learning in FE
Introduction to surviving and succeeding in the ICT and eLearning maze, providing readers with helpful hints and strategies for dealing with a wide range of issues.
John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson
John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson was one of the most popular blues harmonica players and singers from the late 1930s through the 1940s. Recording for the Bluebird Records and RCA Victor labels, Sonny Boy shaped Chicago's music scene with an innovative style that gave structure and speed to blues harmonica performance. His recording in 1937 of "Good Morning, School Girl," followed by others made him a hit with Southern black audiences who had migrated north. Unfortunately, his popularity and recording career ended on June 1, 1948, when he was robbed and murdered in Chicago, Illinois. In 1980, he was inducted into the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame. Mitsutoshi Inaba offers the first full-length ...
Love and Mystery: A Maggie and Marple Prequel
Meet Maggie and Clara, the two intrepid amateur detectives in the Maggie and Marple Series. The Soho Nights Mystery London's Soho in the seventies is all glitz and glamour masking a sinister underbelly. Having grown up in small town New Zealand, Maggie Thompson leaps at chance to live and work there. When she runs into her childhood crush, Daisy, she becomes a part of the Soho scene in a way she could only have dreamed of. Excited and exhilarated by the bohemian culture, she thinks life can't get any better, and that's when her world crashes around her. In a single night Daisy rejects her, their friend Duke goes missing, and Maggie is introduced to the darker side of Soho. Can Maggie help Da...
Murder in the Manuscripts
A hidden diary. A scrap of paper. An abandoned puppy. Could these three clues mean that Maggie’s friend Lawrence didn't die from natural causes? Maggie believes so and intends to investigate—even if her broken ankle is slowing her down. Fresh from heartbreak, Clara travels from Sydney to country New Zealand to look after her injured great-aunt, only to find Maggie set upon investigating her friends death. As the two women dig into how Lawrence died, they uncover a not-so-wholesome side to the township of Waiawa, one which Sargent Richardson would rather they stayed away from. With help from her Mystery Book Club, will Maggie find out the truth about Lawrence’s death? And will Marple the dog find her forever home?
The Life of Gen. Robert E. Lee
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