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Bridging Time & Space: Essays on Layered Art

1 review

Markowitz Pub, 1998

Bridging Time & Space describes layered art.
In separate, but harmonious, voices, eleven writers describe layered art as an expression of a holistic perspective. Each chapter addresses a theme, illustrated in color with artworks related to: alchemy, the spirit, earth metaphors, cosmic forces, healing, archaic traces and the millennium. Layered art reflects the forward edge of syncretic thinking, the recognition that the universe is ...

To Kill a Mockingbird (Literature Made Easy Series)

5 reviews
Mary Hartley, Tony Buzan

Barron's Educational Series, 1999

A thematic guide on Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird"
Here in Duluth everybody in town is supposed to be reading Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird," and there are all sorts of literary discussions, dramatic events, and the like going on all month long. In addition to rereading the novel, which is probably my favorite in American Literature, I have been looking over the various study guides available. Barron's "Literature Made Easy" guides are ...

Home Exchange Vacationing: Your Guide to Free Accommodations

5 reviews
Bill Barbour, Mary Barbour

Rutledge Hill Press, 1996

An in-depth look at home exchanging for vacations.
Answers all of those concerns and questions about having strangers in your own home. This is a wonderful way to travel that is still mostly undiscovered by many Americans. I highly recommend the book and the idea of home exchanging.

The Architectural Digest Magazine: 1959: Volume 16 Number 4: Vol XVI no IV: A Pictorial of Outstanding ...
Francis J Miller (architect), William M Bray (architect), ...

John C. Bramfield, 1959

ORIGINAL MAGAZINE FROM 1959

Managing Anger at Work (Overcoming Common Problems)
Mary Hartley

Sheldon Press, 2002

Conflict often plays a big part in the workplace, but when anger is out of control it can destroy working relationships and create a distinctly unpleasant atmosphere. This handbook focuses on the common workplace problem situations and helps you to understand why they cause people to lose their cool. It also gives you an action plan to manage your own anger, and other people's, and to help to heal relationships which have already been damaged.

The Assertiveness Handbook (Overcoming Common Problems)
Mary Hartley

Sheldon Press, 2006

Are you tongue tied when you want to air a difficult issue or press for your rights? The good news is that assertiveness skills that allow for effective communication can be learned. Mary Hartley suggests ways of dealing confidently and assertively with people in a range of situations. She provides a series of practical exercises designed to help you develop a positive style of behavior based on self-respect and respecting others. Using case ...

Almost to Heaven: The 40-Year History of the Texas Lions Camp for Crippled Children
Mary Mae Hartley

Marion Koogler McNay Art Museum, 1989

Lord of the Flies (Literature Made Easy Series)

1275 reviews
Mary Hartley, Tony Buzan

Barron's Educational Series, 1999

Lord of the Flies Book Review By Conlan Mueller
Lord of the Flies By William Golding: Book Review By: Conlan Mueller The author of Lord of the Flies, William Golding, has many ways of showing the meaning of the book. The terrible human quality that man has, turning savage, doing anything for his own survival, in times of great crisis. Golding shows this point in many ways. He uses a variety of metaphors throughout the story. Golding also ...

Stress At Work: A Workbook to Help You Take Control of Work-Related Stress (Overcoming Common Problems)
Mary Hartley

Sheldon Press, 2003

A practical guide for controlling work induced stress

The King of the Golden City, An Allegory
Mother Mary Loyola

Little Flower Press, 1997

Mother Mary Loyola wrote this story as if it were about a little girl and a king. But in reality it is about each one of us and God (Jesus). Each one of us is the little girl and Jesus is the king. It was written when Mother Mary Loyola was asked by a young girl to help her prepare for her First Holy Communion by writing stories with hidden meanings like the ones she had told her in the past. (From the preface.)

Hogan, M.P. V2
Mary Hartley

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2007

In Three Volumes. This scarce antiquarian book is included in our special Legacy Reprint Series. In the interest of creating a more extensive selection of rare historical book reprints, we have chosen to reproduce this title even though it may possibly have occasional imperfections such as missing and blurred pages, missing text, poor pictures, markings, dark backgrounds and other reproduction issues beyond our control. Because this work is ...

Anger Management
Mary Hartley

Chalkface Project, 2000

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