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Shelley Wollstonecraft Mary

Portland House, 1988

Gothic at its best
Mary Shelley was the daughter of the famous feminist and author, Mary Wollstonecraft, who is best known for her work The Vindication of the Rights of Women. In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, a young university student, Victor Frankenstein, obsesses with wanting to know the secret to life. He studies chemistry and natural philosophy with the goal of being able to create a human out of spare body ...

A Mission for Justice: The History of the First African American Catholic Church in Newark, New Jersey

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Mary A. Ward

University of Tennessee Press, 2002

A new look at African American history
When we think of the Civil Rights movement we reflect on the efforts of Martin Luther King, Jr. and all of the great challenges of the 1960s and 1970s. Professor Mary Ward takes us through a time before the movement where the foundation for social progress was being realized. A Mission for Justice is a detailed look at the struggles of the African American people by way of the Black church. I ...

Hollywood Homes: Postcard Views Of Early Stars' Estates

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Mary Martin

Schiffer Publishing, 2004

Great Hollywood Book
This is a great book for any hollywood fan. I find it hard to put it down.

Fear is Not My Boss

1 review
Sonya Ruby Ward

Life Channels Vessel to Vessel Publishing, 2008

Fear is Not My Boss
Hail to Sonya R. Ward for Fear is Not My Boss. The book is not only insightful, but, offers a wealth of wisdom backed up by Biblical Truths. Fear is Not My Boss is recommended reading for anyone struggling to overcome the fear that keeps you ensconced in mediocrity. Cheryl Ward (Author) It's All About Me and You Too! How to Spoil Yourself Rotten: Mind, Body, and Soul

It Wasn't All Dancing and Other Stories (Deep South Books)

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Mary Ward Brown

University Alabama Press, 2002

Eleven Beautiful Stories About Love, Life, and Death
Mary Ward Brown's second collection of stories is a terrific read. These 11 stories (ten set in Alabama, one in Russia) are heartwarming, thought provoking, and very human (not to mention well written). They run the emotional gamut that can cover a lifetime and in each there's a sense that something more important than life itself is at stake (often this reminder comes in the form of death or ...

Letters Home: From 9/11 to Operation Iraqi Freedom: A Military Mom Shares Her Family's Story of Patriotism, ...

5 reviews
Mary Ward

MareHaven Productions, Inc., 2004

A Must Read
In the Fall of 2004, when I realized my son would be deploying to Iraq for the 2nd time, I began searching the internet once again for ANYTHING relating to the 3rd ID. My search led me to Mary Ward of Marehaven Productions. A review of her book, "Letters Home" by Ron Martz of the Atlanta Journal Constitution caught my eye because he had been embedded with my son's Company on the Thunder Run to ...

Improving Achievement in Low-Performing Schools: Key Results for School Leaders

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Randolph E. Ward, Mary Ann Burke

Corwin Press, 2004

Key Results
Dr. Ward authors an excellent vision that translates the best of abstract educational-change theories into a concrete prescription to improve school facilities, student achievement, and fiscal efficiency. Improving Achievement in Low-Performing Schools is an excellent guide to turn a district that is culturally, academically, financially, and technologically bankrupt into a high-performance ...

The snake pit (Signet book, P 2496)

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Mary Jane Ward

New American Library, 1964

ahead of its time
It's hard not to envision the Oscar-winning movie while reading Snake Pit, but the book provides less Hollywood romance and a greater sense of the protagonist's disorientation. Her struggle to swim toward sanity's shore is palpable. The prose is terse but not always gripping; yet it convinces. An insightful, personal documentation of psychiatric institutions in its day and of mental illness ...

Poems of Sidney Lanier (Dodo Press)

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Sidney Lanier, William Hayes Ward

Dodo Press, 2007

An invaluable reprint of the 1916 edition.
This is an invaluable reprint of the 1916 edition of Mary Lanier's 1884 collection, which is only marred by a certain over-solicitousness for the poet's fame that depreciates the early poems and the jolly, Twainy "dialect" poems, whice rise to Frost in "Thar's more in the Man than thar is in the Land." Sidney Lanier saw the Real through "Christ's crystal" clear as the great fourth stanza of "Song ...

The Top 100 Coffee Recipes: A Cookbook for Coffee Lovers

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Mary Ward

Gramercy, 1995

Coffee and this book
As a coffee lover, I just had to read this book. Mary Ward did a great job. Not only did she give some very tasty recipes but she gave good advise on serving coffee too. My favorite recipe in this book would have to be orange coffee. It was so good like many other recipes in this book.

Tongues of Flame

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Mary Ward Brown

Washington Square Press, 1987

A wonderful storyteller
I just heard Miss Brown give a reading from this volume, and I must say it was a very well-told story. I heard her described as the "First Lady of Alabama Letters" and I think we're doing well if that is the case.

Missing (1917)

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Mary Augusta Ward

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2007

Missing, presumed dead: a love story of WW I
George and Nelly are recently married when WW I breaks out. George enlists and is then reported missing - assumed dead. Sir William Farrell, who is also in love with her, sees his opportunity, and with the help of his sister Cicely, makes his move. Nelly holds him off in time to learn that George has been found, though horribly wounded. She goes to him, but he dies, and Nelly decides to devote ...

From Hate Crimes to Human Rights: A Tribute to Matthew Shepard

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Mary E Swigonski, Robin Mama, ...

Routledge, 2001

Full of Information
I am a grad student in psychology doing a thesis on gay/lesbian hate crimes. This volume is moving and insightful. I wish the editors had included info from Gregory Herek, who is a leader in the field. All in all a good read with good info.

The Gourmet Atlas: The History, Origin, and Migration of Foods of the World

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Susie Ward, Claire Clifton, ...

Wiley, 1997

A Disappointment
I was expecting something more scholarly I suppose. The Gourmet Atlas contains: some great maps of the migration of foodstuffs; recipes which look good; time-lines; charts and some wonderful photos and pretty pictures. But this visual appeal is at the expense of the text, which I found light-weight, and the writing is sometimes confusing. If you are serious about food then this is lacking in ...

Midtown Bank: A Bank Teller Simulation

2 reviews
Patsy Hall Sargent, Mary Faye Ward

South-Western Educational Pub, 1995

Book is useless without the software
I ordered this book and it did not come with the software. This book is USELESS without the software.

Count Out Cholesterol Cookbook

1 review
Art Ulene, Mary Ward

Ulysses Pr, 1994

Count Out Cholesterol Cook Book
Easy to follow cook book. Recipies are very good, even our 10 year old likes the food. Offers a variety of foods, including muffins and brownies. Focus is on moderation not depravation.

Light on Quests Mountain

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Mary Kirchoff, James M. Ward

Random House Inc (P), 1983

Nice "choose your own adventure" book
This is an ok book, in the beging you [human], and two other youths in your village [demi-humans; lizard & monkey] are chosen to go on a quest to prove your manhood. The quest is to go investigate this mountain where a strange light is showing. There are a lot of bad endings [aka the story ending soon because you didn't choose the right path]. I like the main characters, and I like some of the ...

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