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Eloise shares her love of colors with her blind friend Rainbow Joe, who makes his own colors when he plays beautiful notes on his saxophone.
This new tome by the hugely prolific Canadian author Martin Popoff is a detailed re-write and expanded edition of his 2005 publication English Castle Magic. In fact the book is 50% bigger, a whopping 120,000 words and 318 pages including two swell colour photo sections. Sensitive To Light is without doubt the most comprehensive Rainbow biography to date and is based around multiple interviews the author has conducted with most of the key band members over many years including Ritchie Blackmore, as well as Roger Glover, Tony Carey, Graham Bonnet and Joe Lynn Turner, along with those who are sadly no longer with us, namely Cozy Powell Ronnie James Dio, Jimmy Bain and Craig Gruber. Loads more research has also gone into this new publication which is brought bang up to date with the Ronnie Romero era live shows and new songs, following Blackmore's decision to rejuvenate Rainbow in 2016, almost twenty years on from the last incarnation that had concluded in 1997. From the raw and fiery Dio years, through the criminally under-rated Down to Earth album, the smooth crooning Joe Lynn Turner era and into one final somewhat forgotten record fronted by Doogie White, it's all examined here, track by track, fascinating tale by trick. Ritchie Blackmore and his reputation is legion. But is it warranted? This is the book you should read to find out why as we look at the man's career as reigning lord over the constantly evolving consortium of monster talents known as Rainbow.
Rainbow Pie is a coming-of-age memoir wrapped around a discussion of America’s most taboo subject — social class. Set between 1950 and 1963, Joe Bageant uses Maw, Pap, Ony Mae, and other members of his rambunctious Scots–Irish family to chronicle the often-heartbreaking post-war journey of 22 million rural Americans into the cities, where they became the foundation of a permanent white underclass. Combining recollection, stories, accounts, remembrance, and analysis, the book offers an intimate look at what Americans lost in the massive and orchestrated post-war social and economic shift from an agricultural to an urban consumer society. Along the way, he also provides insights into how ‘the second and third generation of displaced agrarians’, as Gore Vidal described them, now fuel the discontent of America’s politically conservative, God-fearing, Obama-hating ‘red-staters’. These are the gun-owning, uninsured, underemployed white tribes inhabiting America’s urban and suburban heartland: the ones who never got a slice of the pie during the good times, and the ones hit hardest by America’s bad times, and who hit back during election years. Their ‘tough work and tougher luck’ story stretches over generations, and Bageant tells it here with poignancy, indignation, and tinder-dry wit.
Illustrated by Maria Diaz Strom. Eloise likes colours. Her friend, Rainbow Joe, likes colours too. But Rainbow Joe is blind, so Eloise tells him about the colours she mixes and the fantastic animals she paints. When Rainbow Joe says he can also imagine and mix colours, Eloise is puzzled. How can a blind man see colours? she wonders. An endearing story that celebrates friendship and the power of imagination. Illustrated throughout in full colour. ages 3 years and over.
Eloise likes colors. Her friend Rainbow Joe likes colors too, but Rainbow Joe is blind. So Eloise tells him about the colors she mixes and the fantastic animals she paints. When Rainbow Joe says he can imagine and mix colors too, Eloise is puzzled. How can a blind man see colors? she wonders. One Sunday on their way to church Eloise and Mama run into Rainbow Joe, who tells them he has a surprise for them. When they return, Rainbow Joe starts to play his saxophone. Suddenly colors begin to fly--big red notes, little yellow notes, bright orange notes. The music fills the sky.
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The adventure of Joe and Nora in the beautiful city of Alazka, the rainbow town! It tells the story of Joe and his seven days journey to Alazka known as the rainbow town through the rainbow forests in search of his soulmate who is named Nora. Inside the rainbow forests, Joe encounters many friends along the way who give him different gifts of rainbow colors as presents to the love of his life if he eventually finds her. In this story, young children will learn about the colours of the rainbow by using repetitions and word associations. This will be the bedtime regular story for your child as this book will help him/her to learn the colours of the rainbow in a very fun and interactive way. One thing I put in mind while writing this story is your child's ability to learn the colours of the rainbow. Therefore, To enhance the learning experience of your child, ask your child if he/she knows other items they can name that are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet, as Joe goes through the rainbow forests to meet Nora at Alazka. This love adventure is a charming picture storybook for children aged 3-8 years and I am very sure that your child will love to have a copy of this book today on his or her bookshelf to improve his/her learning ability. Thank you!