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Sink! A Titanic Murder Mystery
Isn’t the Titanic the perfect setting for a murder mystery? The glamorous passengers, the conveniently distracting iceberg, it’s all fun and games for Detective Tennessee Blossom...until the captain announces that nobody in the first-class lounge can board a lifeboat until they discover the murderer among them. But then, who are these people and what is this place, really? Are we even in a classic Edwardian mystery, or sinking into another genre altogether? Each of the nesting layers of this puzzle-box holds a surprise in this mind-bending, hilarious mystery-comedy.
The Catholic Girl's Survival Guide for the Single Years
Three parts sexual license, two parts corporate I ladder, with a dash of Monolo Blahnik. If a woman's single years were a cocktail, that would be the f culture's preferred recipe.
Where Is Jesus Hidden?
Where is Jesus Hidden? Jesus has a face like yours, With eyes and nose and ears— But sometimes we can’t see Him Even though He’s very near. Sometimes He is hidden, Or He’s wearing a disguise, But we can learn to find Him If our hearts will help our eyes. In Where is Jesus Hidden?, award-winning author Maura Roan McKeegan points to the many places and ways Jesus can be found. With a series of clues from Scripture to guide them, young children will learn that if they search for Jesus, he is never far. Recommended for ages 4 and up.
Reminiscences of Forts Sumter and Moultrie: In 1860-'61
Abner Doubleday was an 1842 graduate of the U. S. Military Academy at West Point and a veteran of the Mexican war when he was assigned to Fort Moultrie in the summer of 1860. A Captain of Artillery, he served as second in command of the garrison at the historic fort when the curtain rose on the dramatic events leading to the outbreak of the War Between the States. Doubleday also had the distinction of aiming the first cannon fired in response to the bombardment of Fort Sumter. From letters, memoranda and documents, Doubleday writes of his own recollections of the turbulent days of 1860 and 1861. This edition was re-typeset electronically and additional navigation aids were added by bookmarking the table of contents. If you decide to purchase this title Thank-You
Psychosocial Consequences of Natural and Alienated Labor
The Psychosocial Consequences of Natural and Alienated Labor offers a new perspective on how the capitalist labor process shapes the character of its participants. Schwalbe argues that with appropriate social-psychological elaboration, Marx's original analysis of alienated labor can provide a powerful theoretical framework for understanding the psychological consequences of working for capitalism. What is needed, Schwalbe contends, is a social psychology compatible with Marx's naturalist view of human nature and which specifies more precisely the processes whereby alienated labor produces particular psychological outcomes. This social psychology is found in the work of G. H. Mead. Drawing pr...
