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A Different Brand Of English
Andrew Mason
A World War Two Travel Guide to Singapore and the Thai-Burma Railway. It covers how the tourist can visit all the places synonomous with WW2 battlesites, POW Camps, Cuttings and war cemeteries in Singapore and Thailand. With personal graves of luminaries to visit in those cemeteries. A guide of how to get there, what to see and an overview of the history with POW interviews, quotes from POW and over 150 war time and contemporary pictures with maps and references.
Yak Butter Blues: A Tibetan Trek of Faith
Brandon Wilson
An inspiring new book by Brandon Wilson. Join this couple and their Tibetan horse as they become probably the first Western couple to trek an ancient 1000-kilometer pilgrim’s trail from Lhasa to Kathmandu. This incredible odyssey is a riveting tale of human endurance and a first-hand look at a Tibetan culture teetering on the edge of extinction. Little could prepare them for this ultimate test of resolve, love, faith…and very survival.
A Journey
Ellen Rubinstein
This tale of fresh exposure to foreign cultures tells of a young American's travels in Israel and Europe, and her concurrent relationship with a young European. We sympathize as the narrator struggles through a period of growth and self-examination, meanwhile enthusiastically enjoying new sights. While focused on daily life, whether working on a kibbutz or hitch-hiking in the Alps, her perspective is replete with the enticement of exotic locales. Of interest is the innocent view of the Middle East at a moment of relative peace, contrasting dramatically with our current unavoidable awareness of the ongoing battle for a homeland.
Restless Tribes
Stephen Ausherman
Far from being a saccharine travel guide, Restless Tribes is an edgy, but balanced and thoughtful, collection of stories that gives the reader a unique insight into the people, cultures, and politics of a dozen nations on five continents.
Parks Portrayed in Pen and Paint
Sara Schlussel
?Parks Portrayed in Pen and Paint? is a volume that combines poetry and artwork, to depict the features of our National Parks. 20 artists from across North America have joined two prolific poets in an effort to convey the beauty of Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Grand Canyon. It is a blending of contemporary artistry, combined into one incredible book. This volume is the first in a planned series. Packaged along with the book is a National Parks Symphony DVD by Finley-Holiday, presenting a musical tribute to America's parklands. Dramatic landscapes and wildlife are choreographed with classical selections from Mozart, Beethoven, Strauss and Rossini. A special bonus feature brings the book?s artwork and poetry to life.
The Heart of America
Kevin Fleming
The Heart of America was recognized by Readers Digest as first on their list of the top 100 American Treasures for 2005. Never before has one photographer so completely captured the heart and soul of America. Traveling by airplane, helicopter, kayak, horseback, river raft, snoeshow, bicycle, and hot air balloon, renowned National Geographic Photographer Kevin Fleming, travels through all 50 states to find the stories and the unforgetable images that are the essence of America. Here are the cowboys, the farmers, athletes, boat builders, fishermen, dreamers, heroes, and eccentrics. Here too Kevin Fleming captures quiet moments of American life and so many stunning beautiful landscapes. The Heart of America took a decade to complete. You will remember these classic photographs for a lifetime.
Dark Mountain by Sydney StoneWatch out Frank Peretti here comes Sydney Stone! Dark Mountain is a spine-tingling fiction with it's basis rooted so deep in reality it is rather scary. The novel is an excellent piece of work that brings the reader into a simple understanding of the truth that exists in the spiritual realm. This book is not for the faint hearted. God is very real and His angles are always working on His behalf. However throughout this work of fiction we are also faced with the reality of the powers of the enemy of souls.The King family discover first hand the powers at work in the invisible realm. God, who is always in control, takes the family to a region where the powers of darkness are preparing to take over the town of Redemption. The family is unaware of what lies ahead of them, but soon they are faced with what leads them to recognize the great power of prayer. Prayer that moves the hand of God and His holy angles.Can the powers of darkness be victorious when God's people pray? Dark Mountain reveals the answer clearly in a way that could be compared to a combination of Amityville mixed with Peretti.Faith and fear are battling for the hearts of people. Which will you give your heart to?Tracy Finney, Author, God Will Make a Way
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