A moving biography of one of the most widely read poets in America for over a decade preceding her death in 1933. Sara Teasdale's work reportedly influenced writers like John Berryman, Louise Bogan and Sylvia Plath.
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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Sara
This is a sketchbook from a year spent in the South of France. It is an artist's personal journal carried everywhere, and contains drawings and notions, and thoughts both surprising and whimsical
Sara/Minna Von Barnhelm (Trans. Ernest Bell/Anthony Meech)
Lessing Gotthold
Absolute Classics
1990
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"Sara, Minna von Barnhelm Two contrasting plays by the influential German playwright and critic, Gotthold Lessing. Sara is a compelling domestic tragedy that is as popular now as when it was first performed in 1755. Minna von Barnhelm is a delightful romantic comedy."
Sara Makes Her Mother Proud and Learns Good Behavior: A Parent's Guide to Positive Behavior
Sherry Henig Ph. D.
Brenner Publishing, LLC.
2016
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A Simple, Positive Approach to Correcting Oppositional Behavior in Young Children Sara is a well-meaning little girl, but her mischievous behavior eventually lands her in time-out. Sara's parents come up with a positive, proactive parenting strategy that works. Sara learns to behave well, and makes her mother proud. By way of a fictional story and nonfiction instruction, parents of young children learn how to employ positive parenting principles that can help with the everyday parenting challenges. Praise for Sara Makes Her Mother Proud "A very clear, practical presentation of positive parenting strategies for reducing oppositional behavior in young children." - Charles E. Schaefer, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, Fairleigh Dickinson University, author and co-author of numerous books for parents, including Teach Your Child to Behave and Ages and Stages: A Parent's Guide to Normal Childhood Development "Every parent wants to have a close and loving relationship with their child. This thoughtfully written and comprehensive guide shows parents a path for breaking out of negative cycles with children and moving towards more positive interactions. Dr. Henig's clear writing and sensitivity to the feelings of parents as well as children will help parents find solutions for common but vexing daily struggles." - Virginia M. Shiller, Ph.D., Rewards for Kids Ready-to-Use Charts & Activities for Positive Parenting To get the most out of this book, purchase the companion children's book Sara Makes Her Mother Proud and Learns Good Behavior
Sara Makes Her Mother Proud and Learns Good Behavior: A Children's Book
Sherry Henig
Brenner Publishing, LLC.
2016
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Sara is a well-meaning little girl, but her mischievous behavior eventually lands her in time-out. Sara's parents come up with a positive, proactive parenting strategy that works. Sara learns to behave well, and makes her mother proud. "Dr. Henig has written a most sensitive story that will help children struggling with the normal stresses of living in a family feel understood. This book offers positive ways for children and their parents to avoid frustrating moments and to move toward more rewarding and loving intractions." - Virginia M. Shiller, Ph.D., Rewards for Kids Ready-to-Use Charts & Activities for Positive Parenting For the best results using this book, get the Sara Makes Her Mother Proud and Learns Good Behavior Parent Guide too
Poetry. LGBT Studies. Sara is a lyrical spirit that is one part child, one part poet, and all visionary. Sara Woods' concise, delightful prose moves quickly yet resonates, like a fire that catches fast and smolders for a long time. Like some kind of reincarnated American Henri Michaux, Woods manages to make these prose poems both hilariously absurd and devastatingly sincere.--Nathan Hoks
Sarafina Castellano has lost it all - her popular restaurant, her famous boyfriend, and her beloved father. At odds with her disapproving brothers, she has found a new place to call home, a quiet southern town called Hills of Andrew.Starting over means a new job and new people, especially a new man who may want more than she is willing to give. As she tentatively moves forward, there comes a call from home; a favorite niece whose needs threaten to disrupt her fragile peace.As she slowly finds her way back to family, friendship and love, can she also re-ignite passion for cooking, which was not only her livelihood for most of her life, but fed her soul and spirit?A heartwarming journey that reaches back to the past and pulls into the future, Sara Starting Over explores the joys - and perils - of daring to build anew.
Sara Greenberger Rafferty
Sara J. Pasti; Andrew Ingall; Corinna Ripps Schaming; Jonathan Thomas
Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art
2017
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Presents recent work by the Brooklyn-based artist known for unsettling works that contend with such topics as domesticity, the body, consumer culture, fashion, and violence.The boxing term "gloves off"-frequently used as a metaphor to characterize brutal political campaigns and post-9/11 military interrogation-aptly describes the subtle aggressions in American popular culture that Sara Greenberger Rafferty lays bare. Blurring the lines between two and three dimensions, Rafferty attaches her wall-mounted works using custom-painted screws that break up the images. She also deploys cracked paint resembling viscous bodily fluids, further "wounding" the objects. Over the past decade, Rafferty has referenced the language, gestures, and props associated with stand-up comedy. This exhibition includes a new large-scale work entitled "Jokes on You," featuring images of ephemera from the collections of the National Museum of American History, which was part of Rafferty's study during her Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship. Index cards from the Phyllis Diller "Gag File," scanned and recontextualized by Rafferty, underscore the trauma associated with cultural mores that assert control over women's bodies, such as marriage and consumerism.
In the follow-up story to the revolutionary novel, The Father's Cabin, Joshua and Holly again work together with the help of Lady Wisdom. Beth's friend Sara has a destiny as a future princess. But she has a long road to travel before she becomes the woman she has been created to be. traffickers kidnap Sara as a young girl and sell her to fulfill their vile desires. Boss Man, the evil leader behind the trafficking, and his thugs do everything in their power to keep the girl in their clutches. But when one of their own has a Damascus Road experience, their evil plans begin to crumble. Joshua, Holly, Lady Wisdom, and a band of others, including local law enforcement and their new confidential informant, join forces in an effort to bring the young girl home.
A tender, lighthearted homage to a father’s “beautiful legs” Croatian-born photographer and architect Sara Perovic's mother once told her, "I fell in love with your father because of his beautiful legs." With this small paperback photobook, Perovic (born 1984) has created a tender, humorous study of her boyfriend's legs, as a stand-in for her father's, depicting them in color against various backdrops—aboard a boat, indoors, standing on a bed, or on the tennis court—isolated from the rest of his body. She laments that her father's love of tennis kept his attentions away from her when she was a child, and a short series of full-figure portraits of him delivering a backhand shot in flipbook style concludes the volume, along with a coda from the photographer: "And now my daughter's father has beautiful legs.
Grade five is off to a terrible start for Emma Jones. Her friends have started to bully Sara, a new classmate, and Emma doesn't know what to do about it. If it were up to Emma, she'd have nothing to do with Sara, who is constantly interrupting, boring everyone with her endless stories, and talking on and on about butterflies. Then the unthinkable happens: Emma is assigned to be Sara's helper. Emma doesn't want to be Sara's friend, but as she spends more time with her, an unexpected friendship starts to form. As the bullying worsens, Emma feels powerless-until a tragedy leads her to Sara's diary. What she discovers inside its pages might finally be enough to push Emma into action. From debut author Karen Okum comes a story for young readers about resilience, finding the courage to stand up for what's right, and discovering what it means to be a true friend.
Grade five is off to a terrible start for Emma Jones. Her friends have started to bully Sara, a new classmate, and Emma doesn't know what to do about it. If it were up to Emma, she'd have nothing to do with Sara, who is constantly interrupting, boring everyone with her endless stories, and talking on and on about butterflies. Then the unthinkable happens: Emma is assigned to be Sara's helper. Emma doesn't want to be Sara's friend, but as she spends more time with her, an unexpected friendship starts to form. As the bullying worsens, Emma feels powerless-until a tragedy leads her to Sara's diary. What she discovers inside its pages might finally be enough to push Emma into action. From debut author Karen Okum comes a story for young readers about resilience, finding the courage to stand up for what's right, and discovering what it means to be a true friend.