Richard Cook Knihy

Richard Cook's Jazz Encyclopedia is not merely an A-Z guide to the artists and bands who have shaped jazz, but it also tracks the history of jazz and its changing styles. This is a wonderfully accessible work. Richard Cook's passion for jazz and his strongly held opinions make this the liveliest and most trenchantly witty encyclopedia you'll have read. Whether you're trying to find out why Louis Armstrong was called Satchmo (his nickname as a kid was Satchelmouth), what bebop is, or the difference between Gil Evans and Bill Evans - this book has all the answers.

Wallpaper* City Guides are a ruthlessly-researched, design-conscious guide, for the discerning traveller who wants to come away with a true taste of the best a city has to offer.

Consisting of 216 pages of photographs and documentary narrative, “Around the World in 40 Feet" details the 200 day journey of an NYK Logistics blue container as it transports goods from Hong Kong to Japan via ports in six continents. The narrative embraces the diverse people, lifestyles, cultures, and technologies of the various ports, terminals, and warehouse. Written in a style that combines boldness with sensitivity, it is certain to appeal to the general reader.

Wallpaper* City Guides are a ruthlessly-researched, design-conscious guide, for the discerning traveller who wants to come away with a true taste of the best a city has to offer.

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Frank Henry The mystery of Frank Henry is a suspenseful character study of the relationship of an awkward and disfigured little boy and his mentor, Frank. It follows the little boy from birth until his untimely death. The relationship that slowly develops between these two is both heart-warming and alarming at the same time. Frank is a violently disturbed individual who identifies too closely with the problems facing his new charge. Although Frank is small and timid looking, he is a violent, vindictive man who will do anything to become a hero to the little boy. As the little disfigured boy comes of age Frank, his protector, is forced to deal with many crises. Frank has an unusual approach to problem-solving in each case. Frank Henry is also unique in that it deals with a number of contemporary issues in education. Everyone who has gone through school can appreciate the problems that the two men endured. Frank has a violent nature, nevertheless, this should not diminish his success at problem-solving. Many of the readers of Frank Henry will find the issues and their solutions controversial. Hopefully there will be an honest and fair analysis of the actions taken.

The book explores the theme of divine intervention, illustrating how God can reveal His presence through complex and inexplicable events. It suggests that the current state of the world creates a compelling backdrop for such a narrative, emphasizing the belief that only God can accomplish these extraordinary feats. The story aims to highlight the potential for miraculous occurrences in challenging times.

The book is a facsimile reprint, which means it reproduces an original work in its entirety, including any imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia, and flawed pages. This aspect offers readers an authentic glimpse into the historical context and the original presentation of the text, making it a unique addition for collectors and enthusiasts of the original work.

John Koger, a Cincinnati Police Detective, embodies a choleric personality, relishing his role in law enforcement and the excitement it brings. His career is marked by the thrill of unexpected challenges, which he approaches with a desire for control. This narrative explores his dedication to the job and the dynamic nature of his daily experiences, emphasizing themes of authority and the pursuit of order in a chaotic world.