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Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei
Lonely Planet's Malaysia, Singapore & Brunei is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Get to the heart of this region's cultural melting pot, all with your trusted travel companion.
Nosey Rosie
Nosey Rosie is a charming story about a mischievous little black puppy that gets into lots of trouble. Rosie is adopted by a wonderful family who appreciate her for her fun- loving personality. Although Rosie's curiosity often leads to trouble, her new family loves her and thinks she is perfect. Share Rosie's adventures and you too will be saying, "oh no, Rosie!" again and again.
Steady Steady
An autobiography by Henry 'Seaman' Dan, which explores his working life as musician, pearl-shell diver, boat skipper, drover, prospector and taxi driver.
Descendants of Seth Savage of Berlin, Connecticut
Seth Savage, son of Elisha Savage and Thankful Johnson, was born 8 Sep 1755 in Cromwell, Connecticut. He married Esther Prudence De Wolf, daughter of Simon De Wolf and Esther Strickland, about 1783. They had nine children. Esther died 30 Oct 1815 and is buried in the Wilcox Cemetery in East Berlin, Connecticut. Seth married Lois King, a widow, on 24 Jan 1824. Seth married Anna Post, on 29 Nov 1828. She died 4 Nov 1836. Seth died 25 Oct 1842 and is buried in the Wilcox Cemetery in East Berlin, Connecticut. His descendants have lived in Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and other areas in the United States.
What's the Point of Philosophy?
Travel down the road of wisdom to discover how to think about a series of philosophical problems, how to defend your opinions on them, and how to evaluate the opinions of others. Why is philosophy important? What's so great about it? Take a leap into the world of philosophy and discover questions about life, the universe, and human behaviour that great thinkers have pondered throughout history, and which are still being asked today. Philosophical ideas affect our day-to-day lives in ways that you might not expect. But understanding these ideas can be daunting - even for adults! If you want to learn how to argue the case for animal rights, why the concept of equality has many sides, or even what the theories are about why humans exist at all, What's the Point of Philosophy? is the place to start. By slowly unravelling arguments to unpack complex theories, What's the Point of Philosophy? allows you to connect with ideas in a new and exciting way. If you never stop asking 'why?', this is the book for you! This book is about how philosophy has changed the world, one crazy idea at a time, and it is guaranteed to inspire, surprise, amuse, and entertain everybody who picks it up.
Historical Dictionary of Singapore
The Historical Dictionary of Singapore relates this history of this country through a chronology, an introductory essay, an expansive bibliography, and over 500 cross-referenced dictionary entries on significant persons, events, places, organizations, and other aspects of Singapore history from the earliest times to the present.
Memories of Mountain Home School
This book MEMORIES OF MOUNTAIN HOME SCHOOL is a personal journey by a former student, a labor of love. Part 1 traces the evolution of the school from a one-room, one-teacher school teaching grades one through eight to become a rural consolidated school teaching a fully accredited high school curriculum, to its sad decline and closure brought about by dramatic socio-economic changes that took place following WWII. The author draws from original sources to capture the role of the school in the lives of early settlers prior to Oklahoma statehood and during the years of rapid settlement and political turmoil following Oklahoma statehood through WWI. It describes dedicated work to continue upgrad...
People and Places
Meet the people of the world and find out about some of the fascinating cultures that make up our global community. From Spaniards to Samoans, and the Miao to the Miskitu, this fully updated edition of DK's popular Encyclopedia of Peoplewill take you on a worldwide tour of continents, peninsulas, and islands to discover what life is like for the billions of people on our planet. Discover how the Yakut people survive in the Arctic temperatures of Siberia, or why tattoos are so important in Maori culture. Learn about the Mbendeje people's hunting sign language that lets them silently creep up on unsuspecting prey. People and Places- a children's encyclopedia allows you to explore different cultures through illuminating photography and bitesize chunks of information. The perfect companion to geography and culture projects for school-aged children, this book is a treasure trove of facts and information about the people that make up our world.
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Blueberry Terrace An Appropriate Ending?
Stanley Johnston a 82 year old Widower, is persuaded by his three daughters to move into a Nursing Home. He sees little evidence of the promised 'total care' where Carers sneak outside for cigarettes and even the Cook complains about resident's large appetites. Money goes missing from bedrooms and Matron is afraid of losing relatives. Later, a resident is found with bruising and a camera is installed in her bedroom. The culprits are discovered, and claim that the 92 year old woman was attacking them. Emily visits Stanley in an exercise class where the Trainer is reading, and says she is studying Health benefits in older people'. Emily quips "You wont get much from reading 'Youth of Today'. Olive's paranoia is upsetting Stanley, but when a new resident, Veronica, moves in Stanley begins to feel contented. He explains that he can't discuss the house with Olive, since he no longer owns it but intends to contact his Solicitor.
