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12662) Bird's Nest Safari
Learn how different birds make their nests.
Listed as the best-selling novelist of all time by the Guinness Book of World Records, Agatha Christie can easily be considered a household name, but writing amazing stories is not all she accomplished. This book discusses her life including her experiences as a volunteer during World War I, archaeologist, traveler, and Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire, as well as her continued influence on the world today.
12664) Getting Betty Ready
Chloe shows the proper care of a horse before and after a ride.
12668) The Poppy Lady
The story of Moina Belle Michael, who vowed to always wear a poppy in honor of servicemen and who led a movement to make the poppy a national memorial symbol.
12669) Make Moving Easier
Erin Rheinheimer and Katie Driver answer some questions
Once upon a time the witch held a place of esteem in her village. She was a healer with knowledge of local plants and herbs; her wisdom and empathy made her the village matchmaker and marriage counselor. Her ability to commune with nature and animals gave her a place of...
12674) Unemployment: NEW, #1.5
This book is concerned with why unemployment is so high and why it fluctuates so wildly. It shows how unemployment affects inflation, and discusses whether full employment can ever be combined with price stability. It asks why some groups have higher unemployment rates than others.
The book thus surveys in a clear, textbook fashion the main aspects of the unemployment problem. It integrates macroeconomics with a detailed micro-analysis of the
12675) How Brainy Are Monkeys?
A scientist discovers that howler monkeys can tell how big another troop is by listening to their collective calls (or howls).
12676) The Night the Roof Blew Off
With the help of his grandchildren, the author struggles to save his books during a fierce storm.
Sequel to Josephine Chia’s 2014 Singapore Literature prize-winning book, Kampong Spirit - Gotong Royong: Life in Potong Pasir, 1955 to 1965.
Kampong life in Singapore did not end in 1965 with her independence.
In Josephine Chia’s new collection of non-fiction stories, the phasing out of attap-thatched villages, the largest mass movement in Singapore, is set against the backdrop of significant national events.
Weaving personal
12679) Conquering the Corn Maze
This article examines the history of corn mazes how to make them and finding your way out!
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