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The Renaissance in Europe
Introduces the various elements of Renaissance life, including religion, trade, education, arts, and clothes.
Exploration in the Renaissance
It's high adventure in this thrilling addition to the Renaissance World series! Come aboard for the Age of Exploration, as brave Europeans sail around the world in search of sea routes to Asia and India-and found much more than anticipated.
Children and Games in the Middle Ages
Discusses the roles and activities of children of all ages in the Middle Ages.
Medieval Towns, Trade, and Travel
Provides an overview of the towns, trades, crafts, and travelers in Medieval Europe.
Medieval Medicine and the Plague
Learn the history of medieval disease and how medical treatments were worse than the disease.
Food and Feasts in the Middle Ages
Provides an overview of food, hunting, and cooking in the Middle Ages.
Clothing in the Middle Ages
Describes the making and wearing of clothing in the Middle Ages.
1000 Glass Beads
They’re the very best in contemporary glass beadmaking, 1000 dazzling and unique examples by an international array of artists. This color survey has it all: the beads come single or in multiples, in jewelry or sculptural pieces, flameworked and kilnformed; and their diversity and beauty are amazing. Julia Skop’s intriguing Secret Surprise showcases clear glass beads with millefiori slices at the ends. Bruce St. John crafts his beads out of diachroic glass, then fuses and coldworks them at the lapidary well after completion. Nebula Black Necklace, from Rene Roberts, features an organic-looking focal bead adorned with fine metal leaf, glass shards, and a subtle dot decoration. An artist’s comment and detail image accompany many of the photos. A Selection of the Crafters Choice Book Club.
Iraq - The Land
Describes the geography, natural resources, trade and industry, cities, people, transportation, agriculture, and the environment of Iraq.
Beyond the Bridge:
Seeking a job as a first-year teacher, Robin Robertson heads for an interview at the Westminster Rural Agricultural Schools in the spring of 1956. Here, Robin could teach and also coach varsity basketball and counsel students. Amid the pressures of beginning a new career, he starts to wonder whether a big-city person like himself can adapt adequately to the lifestyle of small-town, rural America. This story pictures a way of life that has vanished in all too many places. Many readers will relate to the challenges, conflicts, and rewards between students and an untried but idealistic teacher. Others will recall athletic contests won and lost and perhaps will remember counseling that went way beyond arranging school schedules. The author draws upon forty-three years of educational experience in high school and community college -- focusing on that memorable first year in front of a classroom, being in charge of the community's "Winter Entertainment Committee" (basketball games), and creating a newly mandated school guidance program.
