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40 tulosta hakusanalla Shalynn Mellerup
Caterpillar's Words (They're, Their, and There) is a beginners reader book showing the difference between the words They're, Their, and There. Words that sound alike may have different meanings... something that Caterpillar and his friends will learn together.
A prince of a kingdom. Arrogant. Unkind. Unfit for the throne.For the first time, an aging king sees what his son has become. It is then that he makes a choice. For the good of his kingdom, his son will not rule...unless he marries the girl of his father's choice. The king, having set the condition in his own mind, set off across the kingdom to find a worthy bride.
Ice on the Wing: Essays on Life and Other Difficult Situations
Shalynn Ford Womack
Spearhead Press
2013
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Dax, Drakthira, Trakon and Sylas set out to find the godling on Daegonlot to discover how Jessa Dragonheart had come into possession of her powerful staff. Each will discover a small part of Darkenfel's history, and the mystery of how the dragons came to be will finally be answered. Jessa Dragonheart's location is revealed, and the party must decide how to proceed to save Darkenfel. As an ancient evil stands in their path, an ancient ally rises to the occasion, and the small group of heroes grows more powerful. But, will it be enough to bring Daegonlot and Darkenfel back together and destroy the Dragon Orb?
Explores how Victorian women writers used the popular science of phrenology to challenge socially constructed forms of power.Winner of the 2024 Best Book Award presented by the South Atlantic Modern Language Association In Equal Natures, Shalyn Claggett argues that Victorian women writers used scientific understandings of the brain to challenge socially constructed forms of power and gender inequality. Focusing on phrenology-the first science of brain localization and the most popular science in nineteenth-century Britain-Claggett shows how these writers leveraged phrenology's premise that the seat of identity is innate rather than acquired to make new claims about women's intellectual abilities and psychological complexity. Whereas male scientists often used phrenology to support racist and colonialist agendas, in the hands of women, an appeal to biology became a tool of subversion. Through historically contextualized analyses of works by Charlotte and Anne Brontë, Harriet Martineau, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, and George Eliot, Equal Natures demonstrates how biology was used to contest conventional understandings of individual identity and interpersonal relations. In doing so, it counters a dominant assumption in feminist theory that essentialism has been the exclusive province of patriarchal values and reactionary political aims.
Explores how Victorian women writers used the popular science of phrenology to challenge socially constructed forms of power.Winner of the 2024 Best Book Award presented by the South Atlantic Modern Language Association In Equal Natures, Shalyn Claggett argues that Victorian women writers used scientific understandings of the brain to challenge socially constructed forms of power and gender inequality. Focusing on phrenology-the first science of brain localization and the most popular science in nineteenth-century Britain-Claggett shows how these writers leveraged phrenology's premise that the seat of identity is innate rather than acquired to make new claims about women's intellectual abilities and psychological complexity. Whereas male scientists often used phrenology to support racist and colonialist agendas, in the hands of women, an appeal to biology became a tool of subversion. Through historically contextualized analyses of works by Charlotte and Anne Brontë, Harriet Martineau, Mary Elizabeth Braddon, and George Eliot, Equal Natures demonstrates how biology was used to contest conventional understandings of individual identity and interpersonal relations. In doing so, it counters a dominant assumption in feminist theory that essentialism has been the exclusive province of patriarchal values and reactionary political aims.
Poetry is not just a form of entertainment; it is also a form of expression. Poetry can take any form, ranging from the simple to the complex. It can put images in your head, and it can even become a way of life. With poetry, it's not just about expressing how and what you feel but about giving others the opportunity to feel how you felt, too. From a child who knows nothing except the mean kids at school to a teenager falling in love for the first time to a middle-aged adult facing the hardships of a job, poetry is for anyone and everyone. It lets you say on the page what you could never dream of saying out loud. It is a safe, comforting armor that protects as well as inspires. Truth in Emotion is a collection of varied poems, ranging in topics like friendship, love, and death. Most of these poems were written based on author Shadlynn Burch's personal experiences while others randomly popped into her head. Shadlynn shares these poems with the hope that maybe you will find refuge in the written word as she has.
Poetry is not just a form of entertainment; it is also a form of expression. Poetry can take any form, ranging from the simple to the complex. It can put images in your head, and it can even become a way of life. With poetry, it's not just about expressing how and what you feel but about giving others the opportunity to feel how you felt, too. From a child who knows nothing except the mean kids at school to a teenager falling in love for the first time to a middle-aged adult facing the hardships of a job, poetry is for anyone and everyone. It lets you say on the page what you could never dream of saying out loud. It is a safe, comforting armor that protects as well as inspires. Truth in Emotion is a collection of varied poems, ranging in topics like friendship, love, and death. Most of these poems were written based on author Shadlynn Burch's personal experiences while others randomly popped into her head. Shadlynn shares these poems with the hope that maybe you will find refuge in the written word as she has.
Suite Dream Dollz "Meet The Girlz"
Shalyn Vanderhorst; Shanya Anderson
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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A group of 5 ambitious girlz who meet at a talent based summer camp called "Suite Dreamz Camp", where they learn to chase their dreamz
Take Me Off the Weight List: A Practical Approach to Losing Weight and Keeping it Off
Shalynne L. Barr
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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"Take Me Off the Weight List" will guide you through a practical and somewhat humorous approach on how to lose weight and keep it off. With simple-to-follow concepts, in plain everyday language, you will be inspired to explore what has mentally blocked you from living life full of energy and vitality. Part workbook, part interactive study, "Take Me Off the Weight List" will connect with you and grab your attention in a way that no other weight loss book has ever done before.
How We Survive Ourselves tells the stories of mental illness through the eyes of a man with dissociative identity disorder, a young woman with misophonia, a young woman with depression, the wife of the DID sufferer, and a therapist trying to help these characters cope. How We Survive Ourselves is meant to be a realistic picture of mental illness, but that does not mean there is no hope. Through the eyes of the characters and their experiences, a new sort of understanding develops.
