David Waltner-Toews 
Dear Doft: A Canadian Mennonite Farm Woman Talks to her Dead Husband [EPUB ebook] 

Teach young students the importance of natural resources and conserving them. With this Spanish-translated text, including primary source documents and images, readers will learn about the Earth’s re …

This book, Western-Region Culture and the Road of Tang Poetry, written by Professor Bin Hai of Hainan University, starts from unique perspectives including geography, history, music and dance, custom …

When Sean and Denise fell in love, they started to make their wedding plans and Sean took Denise to his farmhouse to meet his Alsatian, Jet. Denise loved animals, but there was no way that Jet was ev …

No man, no society, and no nation can be what it is without philosophical enlightenment. This book is a philosophical enlightenment book for children, which helps to popularize and educate children a …

The decade is in full swing – days of hedonism, youth culture and free love. Not so for Sam Ashby, a hormonally charged country boy, busy navigating a turbulent adolescence. Frustrated by his lack of …

Albert Einstein knew already in the early 1900s, when he first published his famous paper about the constancy of the speed of light, that not only did this constancy imply that mass contains energy ( …

Soul Otto embodies the joys, pains and adventures that pepper Chef Otto’s illustrious 50-plus-year journey – from an apprentice to a master chef, coach and mentor. Dubbed the ‘Godfather’ of Singapore …

Danny Condecido methodically unfolds what is needed to build long-term relationship via CRM (Customer Relationship Management) with consumers. The book aims to direct readers to embark on the path of …

Miles Buchanan is a fixer. He makes the worst problems of the rich and powerful disappear. A man of many faces, Miles can become whomever he needs to be to get the job done. His life is exactly how h …

December 13, 2017, marked the 80th anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre, a rare tragedy in human history perpetrated by the Japanese aggressors. Eighty years ago, on December 13, 1937, Nanjing fell. T …