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Once upon a time, about 15 to 20 thousand years ago, when the lost island continents of Atlantis and Lemuria still existed, there was a small island situated between Atlantis and a bigger continent to the west of it we know of today as America. This island was called Altronia. This island, like Atlantis and Lemuria, was inhabited by a very highly civilized people. They knew how to do almost everything we know how to do today, except that they did a few things differently. This is a fictional story. The island of Atlantis really did exist thousands of years ago in the ocean that bears its name, the Atlantic Ocean, right by the Azores. There were once a few islands to the west of Atlantis. The author named one of them “Altronia”. The name “Altronia” is fictional as are the events that transpired there. Having been told by a psychic medium that she had lived another life in Atlantis, Christine Carmona decided to do an exercise to try to remember what happened in her past life there by writing down what she remembered about working at a PC-board manufacturing company somewhere in the US in her current life, and then transposing those events into the time of Atlantis. What would it have been like if it had happened back then, on this fictional island of Altronia? This turned into a manuscript from which this book was written. It is a MUST READ, especially for anyone interested in life in Atlantis.
The history of Jackson County, Michigan, brims with colorful characters and noteworthy episodes nearly lost to time. Jackson abolitionists used their barns, houses and hidden compartments to harbor freedom seekers traveling on the Underground Railroad. One even repelled an armed posse from Kentucky. A prominent druggist murdered his mother in 1889 and a jail guard in 1893.Evidence suggests he murdered his father too. First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt traveled to Brown's Lake for relaxation in 1935, but a media mob had other plans. A popular Blackman Township roadhouse has a longstanding tradition of entertaining pioneers, stagecoach drivers and mobsters, but its secret guests are even stranger. Join local historian Linda Hass as she delves into these and other entertaining and often-overlooked stories.
As we look back to the beginnings of the space race, 2009 is also the year for looking forward to humankind?s next step toward the stars. In the spirit of books that once imagined colonies on the moon, Patrick O?Brien has created a unique look at your first trip to Mars. Using the most upto- date designs and theories of what it will take to establish a base on Mars, you are off on an incredible journey, over 35 million miles to the red planet. Filled with details, and vividly brought to life, this is an adventure that you are never going to forget.
This guppy is not your average fish. This guppy shops, mops, drives, and plays the drums...just to name a few! With playful, rhyming text and bright, bold, guppy graphics, this Level 1 reader is an exceptionally fun choice for both children and educators.
In the dead of an unassuming January night in 1883, Milwaukee’s Newhall House hotel was set on fire. Two hours later, the building—once among the tallest in the nation—lay in ruins and over seventy people were dead. It was a tragedy that brought global notice to Milwaukee, with daring escapes and rescues and heart-wrenching tales of victims burned to death or killed as they leapt from the burning building. From the great horror emerged an even greater string of mysteries: Who had set the fire and who was to blame for the staggering loss of life? The Newhall’s hard-luck barkeeper? A gentleman arsonist? What of the many other unexplained fires at the hotel? Had the Newhall’s management neglected fire safety to boost their profits? Damn the Old Tinderbox! is the gripping tale of one of the Gilded Age’s forgotten calamities, a fire that remains among the deadliest unsolved arsons in American history, and a significant chapter in both the history of Milwaukee and the Midwest.
Benny, a half black, half Mexican teenager, is awaiting a letter from the court to find out if he’ll be sent to an affluent neighborhood to live with his father. But before the letter arrives, he’s extorted by his mother’s boyfriend. Now he has to sell drugs to keep his addicted mother out of prostitution. The only thing is, he doesn’t know how. Only his street-smart Chicano friend Indie can help out. To finish the job, the two attend a backyard punk show in South Central LA. But when things go wrong, Benny comes face to face with the LAPD in an uncompromising situation. Written by a Watts native, The Hat Boyz explores the world of a naïve young man growing up in America and the relationship of a historically underserved community with the police.
In the mid-1600s, a group of Swedes from Delaware and Pennsylvania sailed up the Raccoon Creek and began a settlement on prime farmland in southern New Jersey. Initially known as Raccoon, the town at the center of Woolwich Township was renamed Swedesborough in 1765. Transportation links to Swedesboro by creek, highway, and railroad made the town an attractive location for mills, shops, and farms. Today many residents are descended from the areaas original Swedish settlers. Swedesboro and Woolwich Township presents a diverse collection of photographs from the 1800s to the 1970s, illustrating daily life for residents of the community.
Compiled by specialists from the University of Durham Department of East Asian Studies, this new reference work contains approximately 1500 entries covering Chinese civilisation from Peking Man to the present day. Subjects include history, politics, art, archaeology, literature, etc. The Dictionary is intended for students, teachers and researchers, and will also be of interest to the general reader. Entries provide factual information and contain suggestions for further reading. Chinese terms are in pinyin romanisation and characters are given for the subject headings. A name index and comprehensive cross-reference system make this an easy to use, multi-purpose guide to the student of Chinese in the broadest sense.
Educational, imaginative, and adventurous. Mahogany goes to Wall Street is a fun-filled, inspiring story that serves as an introduction to the Financial Market and amplifies the importance of making your dreams come true. With beautiful and vibrant illustrations, this BIPOC book will allow parents to have fun conversations with their children about subjects that aren't taught traditionally. Meet Mahogany! For a smart, sassy, imaginative, eight-year-old black girl from Charlottesville, a bedtime story can spark an idea. Mahogany and her three stuffed animal friends, a.k.a business partners, set out on an adventure to make their Flying Candy Machine real. She knows where the money is and the Magic of the Imagination lands them on Wall Street. Educating her friends along the way about the financial market, Mahogany knows that offering an IPO is a sure way they can acquire money to build the machine. The only thing standing in the way of her dreams is the fun snatchers. Will Mahogany & friends make it to Wall Street? What would you do if you had the coolest invention? Would you go on an adventure to make your dreams come true? Or would you let your fun-snatching parents stand in the way? This is the 1st book in the Mahogany and Friends Series crafted to fill a void in financial literacy that is readily available to children in a story format. Mahogany goes to Wall Street is the perfect children's picture book that will grow with the child, serve as a reference guide, and also educate the parents.
They couldn't help themselves. After writing "Meetings at the Metaphor Cafe" and their life changing experience in Mr. Buscotti's English class their junior year, Maddie, Mickey, Rhia, and Pari pour out their hearts and souls as they must choose their path in their final year of high school. Along the way Maddie learns how life can be so fragile as she meets Jasmine; Pari hears inspiration in the voice of singer Saba; Rhia comes face to face with the damage sexual abuse can inflict; and Mickey learns what it takes to step up to the plate and face his destiny. The clock is running down as these four seniors realize that "Midnight Comes to the Metaphor Cafe."