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Test of Fate
The second book in the of Fate series, Test of Fate, continues the story of Evan Masters and Carla Jean C.J. MacFarlane. Set two years after Miracle of Fate, this novel follows Evan and C.J. continuing to explore life together as a couple very much in love. They decide to start a charitable foundation to broaden their reach and give back some of the good fortune they share. Not having any real experience in the non-profit arena, they hire a young woman named Jennifer Truman to run the foundation. Decisions about their future come to the forefront as C.J. struggles with Evan's desire to have children. With Evan at her side, she continues to search for her true place in the world. Filled with romance, drama, suspense and humor, Test of Fate allows the reader greater insight into Evan and C.J. as captivating, yet very much human, characters. When their relationship is subjected to the ultimate test, will their love be enough to survive?
Memory of Fate
The third book in the of Fate series, Memory of Fate, contin ues the story of Evan Masters and Carla Jean "C.J." MacFarlane. Set right after Test of Fate, this novel follows Evan and C.J. continuing to explore life together as a couple very much in love. As Evan's twentieth high school reunion approaches, C.J. senses some apprehension in her husband of almost a year. Something Evan thought was just a bad memory from his past comes roaring back to haunt him and his wife is the target of revenge. Evan's love for his wife is put to the ultimate test as her life hangs in the balance. This book in the series is just another stop on the long epic journey for Evan and C.J. as they navigate a life together. Because while some memories are good and some are bad, we all have them. And at some point, we all have to confront them.
Miracle of Fate
Evan Masters and C.J. MacFarlane are successful young professionals when they meet by chance at a business conference in Hawaii. They soon become business partners and best friends. Their strong and confident exteriors hide fragile and protected interiors, as each has endured loss in their lives. C.J. realizes Evan means more to her than a friend and business partner, but when an assassin's bullet puts Evan in a coma, fears she will never get a chance to reveal her true feelings become all too real. Evan's brush with death changes the way he sees C.J., but is fearful to reveal those feelings, lest she not feel the same way. When they finally realize what they truly mean to each other, another tragedy strikes at the hands of a secret society and their world is put into a tailspin. What happens next is truly a miracle of fate.
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In Community of Inquiry with Ann Margaret Sharp
In close collaboration with the late Matthew Lipman, Ann Margaret Sharp pioneered the theory and practice of ‘the community of philosophical inquiry’ (CPI) as a way of practicing ‘Philosophy for Children’ and prepared thousands of philosophers and teachers throughout the world in this practice. In Community of Inquiry with Ann Margaret Sharp represents a long-awaited and much-needed anthology of Sharp’s insightful and influential scholarship, bringing her enduring legacy to new generations of academics, postgraduate students and researchers in the fields of education, philosophy, philosophy of education, Philosophy for Children and philosophy of childhood. Sharp developed a unique ...
The Ideology of Civic Engagement
Over the last thirty years, calls for the civic engagement of the American citizenry, especially young people, have gotten increasingly louder. A clear message has emerged that today's pressing social problems are best addressed through the innovative and entrepreneurial work of citizens. But what are we learning about democracy through our community service and civic engagement? The Ideology of Civic Engagement is a unique study of the American volunteerism program AmeriCorps. Drawing from deep ethnographic data, Sara Carpenter provides careful analysis of the ways in which public policy and federal regulations influence the inner workings of AmeriCorps programs, from grant writing to volunteer training, with special focus on how teaching and learning for "civic engagement" takes place within the program. Rather than following predetermined metrics for what constitutes democratic participation for young people, she examines how young people's political participation is shaped in a nexus of volunteer labor, neoliberal transformation of human services, deepening forms of inequality, and political discourse about democracy.
