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In this refreshing and inspiring book, Phil Roberts asserts that poetry, like music, is based on sound and so close attention should be paid to its rhythms and metrical patterns. He illustrates his points with lively examples ranging from nursery rhymes and limericks to recent experimental forms as well as familiar pieces from over the centuries. The book concludes with a Millennium Anthology, a salute to the poetry of the past thousand years, including pieces from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, as well as Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the USA.
An incisive book that clearly explains the Mormons' basic beliefs and sharply refutes their subtle heresies. Offers Christians an easy-to-use guide on witnessing to Mormons.
Everyone thinks the Duke of Harlowe is dead, but he's back in London ready to avenge his brother's death and reclaim the woman he loved. A wedding is in her future Miss Sophie Payton might be engaged, but she’s not in love. The only man who ever captured her heart was Phillip Grayson—a soldier who was slain a year ago. But when her stepmother decrees that Sophie will marry Phillip’s cousin, the new Duke of Harlowe, Sophie’s in no position to refuse. A funeral is in his past The ton thinks Phillip Grayson died a hero on the battlefields of Europe, but he’s very much alive. While he spent the last year recuperating from his grave injuries in secret at his friend’s estate, his broth...
"Waikiki Tiki: Art, History and Photographs is a contemporary, landscape-styled book that offers a pictorial documentation of the past and present of tiki (and related art forms) throughout Waikiki as well as Hawaii's island of Oahu. This book displays original photographs that document the tiki art culture scene that blossomed after WWII through its modern forms today. A great many of the images captured in these pages no longer exist in real life. Much of the ephmemera and archival material pictured reside only in the author's private collection."--Publisher's description.
My Brother’s Wife By: Edwin Robinson Phil Roberts is an upcoming communications senior at VA Tech University. When school ends for the summer, he normally goes home to his parents’ home in Virginia Beach, VA. But this summer, he decides to go to Miami, where his older brother, Ryan, just bought a home. Ryan is an attorney with his own law firm, Roberts and Associates; Ryan has a wife, Linda, who is unhappy in the marriage because Ryan spends all his time at the law firm instead of with her. Linda eventually confides in Phil about how unhappy she is, and the two begin a tawdry affair.
EBONY is the flagship magazine of Johnson Publishing. Founded in 1945 by John H. Johnson, it still maintains the highest global circulation of any African American-focused magazine.
The simple Kansas farm life Sarah Hanson has found with her husband, Cade, after college is turned upside down by a crisis of faith and the recurring vision in her fledgling prayer life. Her family is quickly becoming overwhelmed by unexplainable negative events that threaten their very livelihood. Through the leadership of Pastor Phillip Roberts, God begins a spiritual renewal in the tiny local church, calling people of faith to action, and the full meaning of Sarahs vision finally becomes clear to her. But secrets from the past that have shaped so many relationships in this corner of the heartland keep finding their way to the present, until Sarah and those in her circle are convinced the troubles and dangers are not merely coincidences. Could it really be that someone, or perhaps more than one someone, is trying to run them all out of the area for good? When there can no longer be any question that the Hanson family is under some kind of attack, Sarah lashes out in anger and frustration at the one man she and Cade are convinced is involved. Her actions set in motion the deadly confrontation that will finally answer all their questions, and change their lives forever.