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READER’S DIGEST 101 DO-IT-YOURSELF PROJECTS Edited and designed by The Readers Digest Association, USA, First copyright edition , Printed

READER’S DIGEST 101 DO-IT-YOURSELF PROJECTS Edited and designed by The Readers Digest Association, USA, First copyright edition 1983, Printed

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THE READER’S DIGEST FAMILY BOOK OF THINGS TO MAKE AND DO. Edited and designed by The Readers Digest Association, London, First Edition copyright edition , Printed

THE READER’S DIGEST FAMILY BOOK OF THINGS TO MAKE AND DO. Edited and designed by The Readers Digest Association, London, First Edition copyright edition 1977, Printed

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1957 Reader's Digest, Book September Edition , Vintage Old Book

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The first encyclopedia of the American West, surveying the entire range of America's frontier experience, from the colonial era to the space age.

A classic reference work originally published forty years ago, The Reader's Encyclopedia of American Literature is an irresistable guide to nearly everything there is to know about American literature. The thousands of entries, contributed by more than 130 scholars, include biographies of novelists, playwrights, poets and critics, summaries of books and plays, descriptions of characters, definitions of literary terms and movements, and much more. Featuring hundreds of longer essays on broad topics of interest such as Native American Prose and Poetry, Jewish American Literature, Humor in the United States, and Motion Pictures, the REAL is an authoritative and engrossing-- and often quirky -- guide to American life and the canon in all its variety and vigor. This new edition, the first since 1991, has added 300 new writers who have come to prominence in the last decade, from Amy Tan and E. Annie Proulx to Oscar Hijuelos, Paul Auster, David Guterson, and many more. Over 1300 existing entries have been revised and updated in light of recent scholarship.

This authoritative guide presents the best evangelical literature in anannotated booklist covering some fifty key categories of Christian life and thought. The Reader's Guide to the Best Evangelical Books groups relevant works under major headings, including The Christian Life, The Bible, Christian History, What Christians Believe, Christian Ethics, The Christian Church, and The Christian in the World. Mark Lau Branson provides an incisive overview of evangelicalism; thoughtful introductions to each subject; comments on what is special about each book; and placement of each book within the evangelical spectrum.

First edition. With a thorough index. xvi, 605 pages. cloth-backed boards, dust jacket.. thick tall 8vo..

Here, completely revised, updated and expanded is the classic reference on world literature--the only encyclopedia on the subject in one volume. A must for every book lover. 9,000 information-packed entries alphabetically arranged and extensively cross-referenced.

"Adolescent Behavior: Readings and Interpretations" comprises a varied, carefully chosen collection of writings by psychologists, historians, anthropologists, sociologists, psychoanalysts and adolescents themselves, to provide an in-depth understanding of the important developmental transition from childhood to adulthood. The readings range from theory to empirical research, from experimental to case studies, and from classic to contemporary writings. The background and interpretive essays by the editor aid the reader's understanding of adolescent behavior and the factors that shape it. Section One of the book explores adolescence in an historical and cross-cultural context. Sections Two through Six examine adolescent behavior as shaped by physiological maturation and cognitive growth, by the struggle for identity, and by the contexts provided by family, peers, school, and work. Section Seven examines three contemporary adolescent issues: gangs and violence, teenage pregnancy, and eating disorders. Section Eight explores the factors that mark the end of adolescence. These readings challenge widely held beliefs concerning adolescent behavior: data and theories from the study of white middle class adolescents do not capture the scope of adolescent behavior in a socio-economically and racially diverse, multicultural society. Adolescent behavior takes different forms today, depending upon personal and demographic characteristics, and social-contextual factors.