Critics have long struggled to find a suitable category for travelogues. From its ancient origins to the present day, the travel narrative has borrowed elements from various genres - from epic poetry to literary reportage - in order to evoke distant cultures and exotic locales, and sometimes those closer to hand. Tim Youngs argues in this lucid and detailed Introduction that travel writing redefines

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It\'s time to color Twenty-five show jumping scenes fill this horse lover\'s dream of a coloring book.pShow jumping requires balance, courage, and an incredible partnership between horse and rider. Once you ride over fences, you never forget it. pbHand drawn by equestrian sport artist, Ellen Sallas.bppb2021 UPDATE b Check out all of the artist\'s coloring books 13 so far FOLLOW THE AUTHOR for updates

pSmoothies liegen im trend. Sie sind lecker und super gesund. Aber wussten sie schon, dass sie die powerdrinks nochmals extrem aufwerten knnen Und das mit zutaten, die kostenlos direkt vor ihrer haustr wachsen Die rede ist natrlich von wildkrutern! Was lange zeit als unkraut galt, ist in wirklichkeit ein gesunder vitaminspender. Hier erfahren sie, welche wildkruter sich am besten fr smoothies eignen

iCulture Smart Israel imarks the nation\'s 70th year of independence in a concise cultural guide of this diverse, dynamic, and paradoxical country. This edition provides important insights so visitors will know what to expect and how to behave, avoid misunderstandings, and form good social and business relationships. While Israel is a modern and largely secular country, it is one steeped in biblical

pIt\'s Valentine\'s Day and thirty-three-year old Sierra Harris is single. Again. For the sixth straight year. After succumbing to a pity party, she reluctantly decides to attend a single\'s event at church, but doesn\'t meet anyone. However, the message of being love instead of just looking for love resonates with her, and on the way home she has an opportunity to put that message into practice.ppbrppWhen

Encompassing a career spanning six decades, Is It Still Good to Ya sums up the career of legendary rock critic and longtime Village Voice stalwart Robert Christgau, whose album and concert reviews, essays, and reflections on his career tackle the whole of pop music, from Louis Armstrong to M.I.A..

pYou\'ve tried it all before. You\'ve done the Bible reading plans until you reached the book of Numbers. You have prayer journals that are half full. You hunger for a deep, meaningful spiritual life, but are so weary of your own personal inconsistencies and life interruptions that it almost feels hypocritical to try again. It often feels like spiritual disciplines are for the privileged few theologians

p The Truth of the Quran in the Light of the Bible\'\' is designed to be a study book. Verses are given from both the Quran and the Bible to demonstrate the points made, but these are only examples, and the reader is encouraged to seek out others. This book is written for followers both of the Bible and of the Quran, with the hope of providing each with a better understanding of the truth.p

EAN: 9781913958497Baker HarryBurning Eye Books 2024

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Kyle Dargan\'s debut collection of poetry, iThe Listeningi, searches through the cluttered surface of contemporary life to tune into the elemental sounds within the marrow of livinglife. Throughout the collection, Dargan interweaves elements of his heritage with the present day--jazz influences blend with hip-hop neoslave narratives run parallel with the intimate tale of civil rights leaders post-911

In 1997 an instructor mentioned to me that he would like to know what happened to his women students after World War II. What started out as a booklet turned into a book with profiles of the first three classes of the 319supthsup AAFWFTD Army Air Force Women\'s Flight Training Detachment. Those who trained at Municipal Airport had many hardships that future classes did not encounter. They were not

King John is quite problematic. As the ending is not a satisfying resolution, the audience is left without a sense of completion. It appears everything is left up in the air, unlike the satisfying endings of Lear, Macbeth, or even Hamlet in all of which it is clear that the world will go on despite the tragic events which transpired before. -The ending rushes not to closure, as some have suggested,

bHe was a slave who became a cupbearer. bpppHe was a cupbearer who became a king\'s emissary.ppppHe was an emissary who became a leader.ppppAnd he was a leader who became a legend. ppppAll because he was a faithful servant of the Most High God.ppppConsider his story - bthe portion you may already know ... and the rest of the story that could have been.bppp

pPrince Rogers Nelson\'s readers are invited to immerse themselves in the captivating life and unparalleled artistry of one of the greatest musicians of all time. Prince, born on June 7, 1958, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, transcended the boundaries of music, leaving an indelible mark on the world of entertainment. ppThis meticulously researched biography traces Prince\'s remarkable journey from his early

The story of a young Humaid from Sharjah is full of suspense and breathtaking events. It will make you smile sometimes and perhaps shed a tear or two.pbrpAfter graduating from medical school, Humaid\'s destiny was unknown. A very diligent and serious student, Humaid was also a very loyal son to his supportive parents. His life in Sharjah was comfortable and rewarding, but he chose to work in refugee

Love-cynical Lucy Bernard delights in her independence--baking, all things Instagram, the occasional fling, and most of all, hanging out with best friends Phoebe Karis and Deon Goldbloom. But when Deon kisses Lucy at the beach on a chilly afternoon, the two friends secretly jump into a lust-filled romantic weekend. So what\'s with slotting her into ignore status afterward Too embarrassed to confide

For the past 45 years, a small, highly respected company called MAP has been successfully transforming companies and the lives of the people who work for them. The key helping companies and people pinpoint their Vital Factors, the critical elements that will either hold them back or propel them to success.

In iThe Miniaturistsi Barbara Browning explores her attraction to tininess and the stories of those who share it. Interweaving autobiography with research on unexpected topics and letting her voracious curiosity guide her, Browning offers a series of charming short essays that plumb what it means to ponder the minuscule. She is as entranced by early twentieth-century entomologist William Morton Wheeler,