Mark Crawford Knihy

Set in a small-town curling club, the story follows a diverse group of newcomers to Canada, including a Chinese medical student and a Syrian refugee, as they participate in a Learn to Curl class. Organized by community-minded Marlene, the event takes a turn when she injures herself, leaving her ex-husband, Stuart, to coach. With his skeptical views on immigrants, Stuart's journey alongside the eclectic team leads to moments of humor and heart, ultimately challenging local prejudices and fostering community spirit.

A fully illustrated compendium of pivotal figures, battles, and political strategies of the Mexican-American War. Between 1846 and 1848, the United States and Mexico engaged in a conflict that resulted in major Mexican territorial losses and honed the battlefield skills of Ulysses S. číst celé

The story unfolds in Simon's basement, a realm of creativity where he and his friend Abby embark on crafting a play. Tensions rise as Simon's older brother, Zach, confronts Simon's desire to express a different identity. Through their imaginative fairy tale, featuring a magic prince and a fire-breathing dragon, the characters navigate their conflicts and personal transformations. This engaging tale explores themes of identity, acceptance, and the power of imagination, ultimately questioning societal norms and the journey to self-discovery.

Set against the backdrop of a modern Canadian farm, the story intertwines the lives of four characters facing personal and ecological challenges. Sarah, a newly single turkey farmer, navigates her return home to live with her mother, Gail, a concerned beekeeper whose bees are mysteriously dying. Earl, Gail's neighbor and a charming ladies' man, adds complexity to their interactions, while Ben, a young Masters student studying bee populations, finds himself entangled in unexpected lessons about love and intimacy. This comedic play explores themes of family, relationships, and the natural world.

This guide uncovers hidden gems among America's protected sites, offering insights into lesser-known locations that showcase natural beauty and historical significance. Readers will discover diverse landscapes, from serene parks to unique wildlife refuges, each with its own story and charm. Perfect for adventurers and nature enthusiasts, the book highlights opportunities for exploration and appreciation of the country's rich heritage and conservation efforts.

The South's "sunset charge": the Battle of Dinwiddie Courthouse, Virginia, March 31, 1865 -- "I'll live yet to dance on that foot!": the Civil War experiences of Colonel Charles C. Blacknall, 23rd North Carolina Infantry -- An eye for an eye: an episode from Missouri's Civil War -- Rebel resort of the dead: the history of General Hospital Number One, Kittrell's Springs, North Carolina -- Conclusion