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Sarah Jane
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BC Gold B/2B Sarah Jane Adventures
This title is part of Bug Club, the first whole-school reading programme that joins books with an online reading world to teach today's children to read. In this Gold-B level Sarah Jane Adventures book: Sarah Jane invites two aliens called the Blathereen to supper. They give Sarah Jane a Rakweed plant as a present and that is when the trouble really starts! Luke breathes in the plant's spores and becomes dangerously ill. Rakweed starts to appear everywhere and it is up to Sarah Jane and the gang to stop it.
Sarah Jane
Evrybodys poor, arent they, Billy? All the nicest people are, he replied. Billy was a war baby. He had a message from General Lee congratulating him on being born, and was quite wise. I was only a since-the-war baby. I climbed on a cricket table and looked at myself in the mahogany-framed glass hanging over Granmunnys dimity dressing table. I decided a girl with a shingled head was utterly, hopelessly ugly, and I wondered why God hadnt made me a boy. What place would there be in the world for an ugly girl? As a child who grew to womanhood in the years following the war of Aggression on my Southern countrymen, I think I am the one most qualified to write this book. I have told only one womans experience, however, I have been well known in my time as a writer of Virginia history and its people. I cannot say I am an authority on your heritage and neighbors, but I can say that I am on mine. Mary Newton Stanard
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How Sarah Jane, etc
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Sarah Jane
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Sarah Jane
A farm family of four in 1872 adopts a runaway black boy into their family in Vermont. The family unit is solid and includes him into their daily lives. Unfortunately, Vermont is not known for its diversity. Things are not as harmonious as one would expect, but they prevail.
Making Work, Making Trouble
Anti-prostitution campaigns and attempts to regulate the sex trade in Canada have been made over the past few decades to no avail. Sociologist Deborah Brock argues that the public views prostitution as a social issue, whereas the prostitutes consider it employment. Brock's critical survey should become a standard source in Canadian criminology.
