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Dr. Jennifer Agard Brain Challenge Puzzles: A Fun Way to Learn Vocabulary – Grade 7 and 8 Part 3

Practice your vocabulary - HOME SCHOOL TOOL

Education
English
7001 Words
Ages 12 and up
112
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Brain Challenge: A Fun Way to Learn Vocabulary offers a unique, educational approach to teaching vital skills to [more]

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L. Avery Brown When a Southern Woman Rambles...

Tragic Tales of Beauty, Volume II

Humor
English
11212 Words
No Age Recommendation
822
10

Once again the comedic mind of Southern Belle, L. Avery Brown, has put together a bounty of beauty boo-boos. So, kick off your loafers, slide into your slippers, and get ready to snort out loud! That's right! If Volume I of Tragic Tales of Beauty simply wasn't enough to satiate your desire to laugh like a loon at the things we'll do to make ourselves look 'ready for a close up' - you needn't worry! Volume II of Tragic Tales of Beauty is chock full of more of those precious moments when 'uh' met 'oh' and everything went downhill from there! "When a Southern Woman Rambles... it isn't 'rambling'. Every word has meaning, every raised eyebrow and pursed lip has a purpose, and all those smiles tell a story. What's more, a Southern woman can ramble on about ANYTHING!" [more]

Keywords: Beauty, Hair, Bad hair, cosmetics, sun tans, sunburns, When a Southern Woman Rambles, L Avery Brown, Avery Brown, L. Avery Brown, The 80s, lawn mowers, allergies, Michael Jackson, Dionne Warwick, We are the World, tattoos

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James Fenimore Cooper The Last Of The Mohicans (fiscle part- 4)

Education
English
152651 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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"Mine Ear Is Open, And My Heart Prepared: The Worst Is Wordly Loss Thou Canst Unfold:-- Say, Is My Kingdom Lost?"--Shakespeare It Was A Feature Peculiar To The Colonial Wars Of North America, That The Toils And Dangers Of The Wilderness Were To Be Encountered before The Adverse Hosts Could Meet. A Wide And Apparently An Impervious Boundary Of Forests Severed the Possessions Of The Hostile Provinces Of France And England. The Hardy Colonist, And The Trained european Who Fought At His Side, Frequently Expended months In struggling against The Rapids Of The Streams, Or In effecting The Rugged passes Of The Mountains, In quest Of An Opportunity To Exhibit Their Courage In a More Martial Conflict. But, Emulating The Patience And Self-Denial Of The Practiced native Warriors, They Learned to Overcome Every Difficulty; And It Would Seem That, In time, There Was No Recess Of The Woods So Dark, Nor Any Secret Place So Lovely, That It Might Claim Exemption From The Inroads Of Those Who Had Pledged their Blood To Satiate Their Vengeance, Or To Uphold The Cold And Selfish Policy Of The Distant Monarchs Of Europe. [more]

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James Fenimore Cooper The Last Of The Mohicans A Narrative Of 1757

History
English
147636 Words
Ages 18 and up
4
2

It Was A Feature Peculiar To The Colonial Wars Of North America, That The Toils And Dangers Of The Wilderness Were To Be Encountered before The Adverse Hosts Could Meet. A Wide And Apparently An Impervious Boundary Of Forests Severed the Possessions Of The Hostile Provinces Of France And England. The Hardy Colonist, And The Trained european Who Fought At His Side, Frequently Expended months In struggling against The Rapids Of The Streams, Or In effecting the Rugged passes Of The Mountains, In quest Of An Opportunity To Exhibit Their Courage In a More Martial Conflict. But, Emulating the Patience And Self-Denial Of The Practised native Warriors, They Learned to Overcome Every Difficulty; And It Would Seem That, In time, There Was No Recess Of The Woods So Dark, Nor Any Secret Place So Lovely, That It Might Claim Exemption From The Inroads Of Those Who Had Pledged their Blood To Satiate Their Vengeance, Or To Uphold The Cold And Selfish Policy Of The Distant Monarchs Of Europe. [more]

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James Fenimore Cooper The Last Of The Mohicans A Narrative Of 1757 Part - 2

History
English
71576 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

It Was A Feature Peculiar To The Colonial Wars Of North America, That The Toils And Dangers Of The Wilderness Were To Be Encountered before The Adverse Hosts Could Meet. A Wide And Apparently An Impervious Boundary Of Forests Severed the Possessions Of The Hostile Provinces Of France And England. The Hardy Colonist, And The Trained european Who Fought At His Side, Frequently Expended months In struggling against The Rapids Of The Streams, Or In effecting the Rugged passes Of The Mountains, In quest Of An Opportunity To Exhibit Their Courage In a More Martial Conflict. But, Emulating the Patience And Self-Denial Of The Practised native Warriors, They Learned to Overcome Every Difficulty; And It Would Seem That, In time, There Was No Recess Of The Woods So Dark, Nor Any Secret Place So Lovely, That It Might Claim Exemption From The Inroads Of Those Who Had Pledged their Blood To Satiate Their Vengeance, Or To Uphold The Cold And Selfish Policy Of The Distant Monarchs Of Europe. [more]

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James Fenimore Cooper The Last Of The Mohicans A Narrative Of 1757 Part-1

History
English
77574 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

It Was A Feature Peculiar To The Colonial Wars Of North America, That The Toils And Dangers Of The Wilderness Were To Be Encountered before The Adverse Hosts Could Meet. A Wide And Apparently An Impervious Boundary Of Forests Severed the Possessions Of The Hostile Provinces Of France And England. The Hardy Colonist, And The Trained european Who Fought At His Side, Frequently Expended months In struggling against The Rapids Of The Streams, Or In effecting the Rugged passes Of The Mountains, In quest Of An Opportunity To Exhibit Their Courage In a More Martial Conflict. But, Emulating the Patience And Self-Denial Of The Practised native Warriors, They Learned to Overcome Every Difficulty; And It Would Seem That, In time, There Was No Recess Of The Woods So Dark, Nor Any Secret Place So Lovely, That It Might Claim Exemption From The Inroads Of Those Who Had Pledged their Blood To Satiate Their Vengeance, Or To Uphold The Cold And Selfish Policy Of The Distant Monarchs Of Europe. [more]

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Nazish Zafar Bridging The Gaps

Worldwide Critiques on Afzal Shauq's Poetry

Fiction
English
2 Words
No Age Recommendation
558
13

FOREWORD ______________ In human history, voices of poets have been doing what swords of rulers failed to do. These voices, chanting ideas of universal nature and attempting at making a difference for the betterment of humanity, need to be acknowledged and conveyed to all. I was fortunate, to hear one such voice, of Afzal Shauq through translated collection of his poems by Alley Boling. TWIST OF FATES had every thing to quench my thirst for good poetry and to satiate my search for splendidness of ideas.333 poems of the book had a variety of themes ranging from alacrity of romantic anecdotes to very serious concern for peace in the world; from quest for an ideal to promoting international brotherhood. Imbued with sincerity, each word, influential and striking, goes straight to the heart. Reading these poems has been a rich emotional and spiritual experience for me. Having absorbed the aura of brilliance radiated by erudite themes, I felt compelled, to write a critical analysis of the book. For doing so, I tried reaching out the mind and soul creating those poems. My efforts brought me into kind acquaintance of Afzal Shauq directly. Knowing him on personal level turned out to be an even cherishing experience. The barrier of difference of our first languages disappeared and I savored the tale of his life, literary ventures, travels and aspirations, which I insisted upon him to write for the rest of readers as well. I am thankful to him for his kind acceptance of my proposal and I was able to include his short autobiography in this compilation. In order to admire, recognize and promote his sincere efforts, I have collected, in this book, critical reviews and comments on the writer by famous literary figures, which beyond my expectation ,were countless and all full of praise and admiration. It proves that instead of pinning himself to a specific readership, Afzal Shauq has the ability to colour the world in a shade all sensitive hearts and sensible minds can decode. I take great pride in compilation of this book and having worked upon the creative venture of a poet, who rose from a remote Pakhtun valley to international recognition. It is my heartiest desire that all his dreams of peaceful interaction among men come true. I also thank the worthy critics whose works I have translated and collected in this book. NAZISH ZAFAR nazishzafar@yahoo.com ************** [more]

Keywords: afzalshauq

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