Author: Tom Read Wilson Publisher: Words & Pictures ISBN: 0711291640 Category : Juvenile Nonfiction Languages : en Pages : 114
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Wonderful Words to Tell a Tale is a treasure-trove of stories within stories within stories, all rooted in the fascinating history of where our language came from.
Author: Dean Stanley Odom Publisher: iUniverse ISBN: 1440183481 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 225
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Collected articles of the author reflecting his life and times growing up in Perry/Taylor County and then his tour of duty in the Navy.
Author: Alberta L. Richardson Publisher: Xlibris Corporation ISBN: 1483682943 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 329
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Called dumb and stupid by family and others because of his severe impediment of speech, 14 year old Jeremy Fisher of Chestnut Grove becomes a run-away, vowing never to return. Hearing the message of JONAH AND THE WHALE, Jeremy is haunted by a voice. Learning about Un-forgiveness and Forgiveness, he realizes he must return home, but surprising things happen. Well kept secrets are revealed. Framed by his brother, and arrested, Jeremy spends time in jail before agreeing with the haunting voice that he really is in a whales belly! Jonah prayed his way out of his whales belly. It takes Forgiveness, and Prayer to lead Jeremy out of his whales belly.
Author: Nigel J. Jamieson LLD Publisher: Xlibris Corporation ISBN: 1543495907 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 1119
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There are hot-spots, sink-holes, and hell-holes all over the earth. They move around a bit. Baghdad in Iraq has been often a hot-spot, Kabul in Afghanistan is another. Then there's the sink-hole of Tehran in Iran, together with the recently war-torn Damascus in Syria. Don't blame the places, nor even the folks. New York in the USA, London in the UK, and Brussels in the EU are no different for being sometimes politically-sinking hot-spots or terrorist-targeted hell-holes. In terms of prophetic history, a welter of the world's biggest cities are everyday battlegrounds from which governmental academics compartmentalise their own specialist solutions. Most of these solutions, whether military or civic, fall so far short of the cosmic solution as to escalate the existing state of world disorder. Sure enough, without a barebones history of hell there's no point to fixing up hell-holes. Without the briefest history of heaven, it's also pointless to shore-up sink-holes. And as for the world's hot-spots, you have to look as deep into the souls of the good-guys as you do into the souls of the bad-guys. But you can't just walk off from compartmentalising a problem and expect it to sort itself out. For a workable solution you've got to bring back all the component parts together again that you first took apart and make them work together. That's exactly why this Soul-Catcher's Calling stops at nothing short of dealing with all things both under the sun and beyond the sun. Soul-catching is a military operation, at first under command, and then undertaken entirely by personal commitment. All such tours of duty overseas will be carefully monitored and guided by the most experienced of guardian angels. However perilous the front-line travel, none who seriously commit themselves to this soul-catching operation shall get left behind.
Author: Michael F. Hoyt Publisher: Routledge ISBN: 1134943180 Category : Psychology Languages : en Pages : 339
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There are stories that we use to explain what happened to us twenty years ago or last wee, those we use to explain why the world works the way it does, and those that we sue to "fix" the world when it doesn't work the way other stories said it should. And as the author points out in this collection of essays and interviews, some of these stories are better than others. This book is an investigation into which might be the better stories and how they can help clients reach their goals in therapy. This book contains fifteen essays and interviews written or co-written by Michael Hoyt. The collection represents Dr. Hoyt's recent thinking on helping clients with the brief, future-orientated therapeutic approaches.
Author: Muriel Cassel-Piccot Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing ISBN: 152752681X Category : Social Science Languages : en Pages : 206
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The Seventh Age of Man: Issues, Challenges, and Paradoxes is a collection of academic essays on Old Age. The contributors come from a wide range of fields of expertise, which accounts for the originality of the book. Depending on their respective disciplines, the authors resort to various methodological approaches, from sociological case studies to discourse analysis, and from historical and political theories to media criticism, but they often address similar questions – when are people to be considered as old, what does it mean to be old, how do we deal with ageing – and reach similar conclusions about the paradoxical representations of the elderly, whether in Renaissance Europe or in contemporary China. Although men and women are sometimes treated differently, in most societies, the older generation is alternately perceived as a threat and a burden, or as financial and moral support. If they are often criticized or ridiculed, especially when they try to retain their youthful looks long after their prime, the elderly also trigger a feeling of nostalgia as representatives of a past usually seen as more desirable than the present. Their resilience and independence are regularly emphasized, as well as their wisdom, as a result of their long experience, which helps them to contemplate their ends more serenely and which might turn them into models for their contemporaries.
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Author: Nigel J. Jamieson LLD
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