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The "Hanna Krusher Series" introduces the people of the Planet Earth to several alien races from distant galaxies. The human race must make decisions regarding an intergalactic role.Synopsis - Book One- "Enlightenment of Hanna Krusher"Hanna Krusher, a sixteen year old girl, starts to have tremors throughout her body. The family physician and Optometrist Dr. Myron Quiggley notice abnormalities in Hanna's MRI scan and seek the expert advice of Neurologist and ESP expert Dr. Cloe Steinbek. Upon inspecting Hanna's scans, Dr. Steinbek becomes suspicious of high level telepathy and requests further testing and a meeting with her. A mysterious stranger gives Dr. Steinbek an Egyptian style pendant and odd dreams and occurrences follow. Soon the lives of Dr. Quiggley and Dr. Steinbek spiral into a dangerous new direction. Eventually the truth is revealed; several alien races have been intertwined and living among humans for thousands of years. It is also revealed that many lives on the Planet Earth are in immediate danger and Hanna Krusher is the only person equipped to save the human race.
Hans Henny Jahnn (1894-1959) is one of Germany's most controversial modern authors, in large part due to sharply diverging reactions to the depictions of sado-masochistic brutality, incest, and homoeroticism in his plays and novels. Jahnn's rank as a writer has long been a topic of intense debate between rival schools of critics, and his works have provoked extreme responses, both positive and negative, from a wide spectrum of scholars, writers, and critics, including such prominent figures as Alfred Doeblin, Walter Benjamin, Thomas and Klaus Mann, Wolfgang Koeppen, Walter and Adolf Muschg, Wilhelm Emrich, Hubert Fichte and many others. Freeman focuses on characteristic examples of different approaches to Jahnn: structuralist, psychoanalytic, Jungian-archetypal, Marxist, biographical, literary-historical, postmodern, gay, and feminist. Freeman shows how behind the veil of objectivity, literary scholars often have a hidden agenda that is based on an emotional reaction to Jahnn's portrayal of homosexuality and violence, his negative images of women, and his worldview, which some critics have linked to some of the same ideological presuppositions as those of National Socialism. This is the first full-length study of Jahnn criticism. Thomas Freeman is associate professor of German at Beloit College, Beloit, Wisconsin.
"Henny always keeps a tight watch over her flock; she never lets them out of her sight . . . The feathers are picked one by one. Oh my goodness, Foxy thinks to herself, I am going to be the best-looking hen." Foxy and Henny is a fable teaching empowering characteristics such as holding your head high, walking with confidence, being kind because bullying is aggressive behavior, standing up and protecting others, saying something if you see something; and being committed to an idea.
An antiques dealer and an enigmatic heiress embark on a revelatory friendship in a haunting and hopeful novel about family ties, secrets, and belonging by the bestselling author of A Heart Like Home.Cautious Claire Shelton, employee at a Maine antique shop, is surprised when she’s recruited to catalog the treasures of reclusive Hanna Reeves, sole descendant of the state’s most colorful shipbuilders and industrialists. Hanna’s retreat from society years ago is just one of many mysteries behind the walls of Rose Hill, her fabled estate.Settling into Rose Hill’s carriage house, Claire finds Hanna, nearing eighty, to be a still-formidable woman. She’s demanding, judgmental, and protective of a mansion that is a veritable shrine to her ancestors. Then, diving into her work, Claire discovers a hidden library that is the stuff of legend among locals. An avid booklover, Claire is in heaven. More enthralling are Hanna’s leather-bound family journals that open Claire up to the past—and soon forge a rich and unexpected bond between two very different women.A legacy is coming to light. All of Maine is talking. Because the revelations in the journals are enlightening enough to unite old friends, lovers, and families. And shocking enough to tear them apart forever.
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Embark on another unforgettable journey through the rugged landscapes of the Australian Outback with Henny and his dad in Looking for Waterholes, the second enchanting book of the A True Australian Adventure series.Imagine setting out to explore the Outback's most remote and isolated terrain, where every day holds the promise of new discoveries. Join Henny, the spirited Border Collie x Cattle Dog, and his determined dad as they embark on an adventure like no other Their quest? To uncover hidden waterholes amidst the arid landscapes, following the winding path of a freshly filled riverbeds graced by the wet season. Each twist and turn of their journey unveil new wonders, from secluded waterfalls cascading into crystal-clear pools to lush oases teeming with life. Against the backdrop of the Outback's rugged beauty, Henny and his dad forge ahead, their spirits undeterred by the challenges that lie ahead. Looking for Waterholes captures the essence of adventure, as Henny's infectious enthusiasm propels the narrative forward. Vivid descriptions and vibrant visualisations transport readers into a world of wonder, where every moment is filled with excitement and discovery.Looking for Waterholes invites readers to experience the boundless joy of discovery, echoing the overarching theme of the series - the celebration of Australia's diverse landscapes and the unbreakable bond between a remarkable dog and his dad. Get ready to traverse the dusty trails, feel the refreshing spray of waterfalls, and embrace the magic of Henny's Looking for Waterholes, a tale that captures the true spirit of an Australian adventure.
Embark on another unforgettable journey through the rugged landscapes of the Australian Outback with Henny and his dad in Looking for Waterholes, the second enchanting book of the A True Australian Adventure series.Imagine setting out to explore the Outback's most remote and isolated terrain, where every day holds the promise of new discoveries. Join Henny, the spirited Border Collie x Cattle Dog, and his determined dad as they embark on an adventure like no other Their quest? To uncover hidden waterholes amidst the arid landscapes, following the winding path of a freshly filled riverbeds graced by the wet season. Each twist and turn of their journey unveil new wonders, from secluded waterfalls cascading into crystal-clear pools to lush oases teeming with life. Against the backdrop of the Outback's rugged beauty, Henny and his dad forge ahead, their spirits undeterred by the challenges that lie ahead. Looking for Waterholes captures the essence of adventure, as Henny's infectious enthusiasm propels the narrative forward. Vivid descriptions and vibrant visualisations transport readers into a world of wonder, where every moment is filled with excitement and discovery.Looking for Waterholes invites readers to experience the boundless joy of discovery, echoing the overarching theme of the series - the celebration of Australia's diverse landscapes and the unbreakable bond between a remarkable dog and his dad. Get ready to traverse the dusty trails, feel the refreshing spray of waterfalls, and embrace the magic of Henny's Looking for Waterholes, a tale that captures the true spirit of an Australian adventure.
..A Story of Friendship, Migration and Karaoke…. Summer 1999. Margate’s beaches are packed with day-trippers…. and its hotels filled with Kosovan asylum seekers – including Hanna (Celia Meiras), a survivor of Europe’s most recent genocide. Hannah (Lisa Payne) is from Margate and bored with life in the rundown seaside town - hanging out with her boyfriend Bull and his prejudiced mates. The only things the two sixteen year olds have in common are their names and their love of singing along to their favourite pop songs…. Sixteen years later, Hanna returns to Margate - this time in search of a Syrian girl she befriended in Kosovo and who may have succeeded in getting across the Channel. The Calais `Jungle’ is close and attempts by its residents to reach England fill the local media. Hanna hopes her young friend will be welcome in Margate, but although the town has changed, alongside the coffee bars and vintage shops, there is still an undercurrent of hostility towards the migrants and refugees who are so desperate to enter the UK. Just as in 1999, when Hanna’s arrival turned Hannah’s life upside down, so her return takes the friends on a journey which Hannah from Margate would not have thought possible. Hannah and Hanna in Dreamland builds on John Retallack’s award winning earlier play, Hannah and Hanna, which has been performed extensively both nationally and internationally.
During the second half of the Twentieth Century, Mitchison wrote a succession of books for younger readers, which are now brought together in five volumes within The Naomi Mitchison Library. This volume brings together two books about life for young adults in the west of Scotland. The Far Harbour was first published in 1957. Henny and Crispies appeared in 1964. Also included here are two short stories, The Salmon Net (1951) and Lords of the Isles (1953).These later appeared in revised form in The Far Harbour.
How do you solve a problem like understanding Iraq? For Hanna Batatu, the solution to this conundrum lay in generating alternative possibilities that effectively side-stepped the conventional wisdom of the time. Historians had long held that Iraq – like other artificial creations of ex-colonial European powers, who drew lines onto the world map that ignored longstanding tribal, ethnic and religious ties – was best understood by delving into its political and religious history. Batatu used the problem solving skills of asking productive questions and generating alternative possibilities to argue that Iraq’s history was better understood through the lens of a Marxist analysis focused on socio-economic history.The Old Social Classes concludes that the divisions present in Iraq – and exposed by the revolutionary movements of the 1950s – are those characterized by the struggle for control over property and the means of production. Additionally, Batatu sought to establish that the most important political movements of the time, notably the nationalist Ba'athists and the pan-Arab Free Officers Movement, had their origins in a homegrown communist ideology inspired by local conditions and local inequality. By posing new questions – and by undertaking a vast amount of research in primary sources, a rarity in the history of this region – Batatu was able to produce a strong, new solution to a longstanding historiographical puzzle.
How do you solve a problem like understanding Iraq? For Hanna Batatu, the solution to this conundrum lay in generating alternative possibilities that effectively side-stepped the conventional wisdom of the time. Historians had long held that Iraq – like other artificial creations of ex-colonial European powers, who drew lines onto the world map that ignored longstanding tribal, ethnic and religious ties – was best understood by delving into its political and religious history. Batatu used the problem solving skills of asking productive questions and generating alternative possibilities to argue that Iraq’s history was better understood through the lens of a Marxist analysis focused on socio-economic history.The Old Social Classes concludes that the divisions present in Iraq – and exposed by the revolutionary movements of the 1950s – are those characterized by the struggle for control over property and the means of production. Additionally, Batatu sought to establish that the most important political movements of the time, notably the nationalist Ba'athists and the pan-Arab Free Officers Movement, had their origins in a homegrown communist ideology inspired by local conditions and local inequality. By posing new questions – and by undertaking a vast amount of research in primary sources, a rarity in the history of this region – Batatu was able to produce a strong, new solution to a longstanding historiographical puzzle.
A novel for Welsh Learners at Higher Level in the Amdani series by the popular author, Rhian Cadwaladr. Hanna earns her keep as a maid for a quarry official, but she's no walkover! This lively historical novel opens in 1910 and is set against the backdrop of a slate mining community.
1941, Hitler's army crosses into Soviet-ruled Ukraine in a secret mission titled "Operation Barbarossa. A young Jewish girl, Hanna Slivka is fourteen when German soldiers arrive in her small village of Kwasova. Until their arrival, Hanna has split her time between playing with her younger siblings, sharing drawings with the sweet shy Leon Stadnick, and assisting her neighbor, Mrs. Petrovich, with her annual dyeing and selling of psyanky, decorative eggs. But now, she, Leon and their families are forced into hiding, first in the woods outside of their town and then into caverns beneath it. They battle sickness and starvation, and the local peasants who join the Nazis in hunting Jews through the ravaged countryside, but at no time are they more tested than when Hanna's father – briefly above ground to scavenge for food – goes missing, and suddenly, it's on Hanna to find him, and to find a way to keep her mother, brother and sister alive. This novel is inspired by the true story of Esther Stermer and her family, who survived underground for 511 days. Less than 5% of the Jewish population in Ukraine survived these Holocaust "Actions."
