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J'ai écrit ce guide par amour profond des habitants et de la culture de ma merveilleuse ville. La Nouvelle-Orléans est pleine de contrastes, à la fois la ville la plus au nord des Caraïbes et la plus européenne d'Amérique. C'était l'une des plus riches, avec les habitants les plus pauvres. Le mélange des cultures est toujours présent aujourd'hui : ressortissants des Caraïbes, d'Afrique, d'Asie, d'Amérique et Indiens d'Amérique y vivent ensemble.

Committed will make you reevaluate the way you think about love. It is a relationship manual that unfolds in two parts: the work you'll need to perform on the inside, and the seven distinct archetypes you'll encounter on the outside.

For the first time, the true stories of Al Capone's private life written by his granddaughter, Diane Patricia Capone. Now living with her husband in the Sierra Foothills of North California, Diane is sharing her grandparent's story. After a lifetime of keeping quiet about their private lives, she shares about passion, betrayal, heartbreak and ultimately, hope, forgiveness, and a love that never died.

A baby is dead, and Callie Stillman blames herself. Haunted by memories of a tiny coffin, Callie can't understand how God could expect her to put her heart on the line a second time. But the evasive little girl in her Sunday school class is so obviously in trouble that Callie finds her resolve cracking.

After spending years rejecting the system, her loose goal is to find her way to a simple lifestyle abroad where she can live indefinitely. When she buys a little piece of paradise with her husband-to-be in a sleepy Panamanian village, she is shocked to discover that “living the dream” is not at all what she had imagined it to be.

"The sonnet, like poverty, teaches you what you can do / without," Diane Seuss writes in this brilliant, candid work, her most personal collection to date. These poems tell the story of a life at risk of spilling over the edge of the page, from Seuss's working-class childhood in rural Michigan to the dangerous allures of New York City and back again. With sheer virtuosity, Seuss moves nimbly across thought and time, poetry and punk, AIDS and addiction, Christ and motherhood, showing us what we can do, what we can do without, and what we offer to one another when we have nothing left to spare.

From the Dragon’s Tale is a delightful fantasy adventure enjoyed by children and adults alike. Explore the thrill of discovery as the audiobook teaches lessons in friendship, cooperation, responsibility, ecology, morality, and ethics.

Laura Dern and Diane Ladd always had a close relationship, but the stakes were raised when Diane developed a sudden life-threatening illness. Diane’s doctor prescribed long walks to build back her lung capacity. The exertion was challenging, and Laura soon learned the best way to distract her mom was to get her talking and telling stories. Their conversations along the way began to break down the traditional barriers between mothers and daughters.

Cheyenne and Kelsi grew up together in the hood. They're best friends who've always had each other's backs - until Cheyenne' s father is released from prison and Kelsi can't resist his advances. Their scandalous affair might do more than just tear apart a friendship; it could destroy Cheyenne's whole world.

Dare is a no-holds-barred account of Diane’s rise from being born an illegitimate child given up for adoption to fulfilling her dream in the entertainment industry and directing the largest production shows staged in Australia. But when she was terminated, there were no laws to protect her. Now, Diane reveals the unimaginable public humiliation and heartbreak of losing herself, her career, and her destiny.

I found inspiration to pen another children’s book just this morning (November 20, 2023). This time, it draws from the lives of my father, Mr. Stifford John Snow, a farmer in Coker, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, and my Uncle-in-law, Mr. Vinrow Small, from St. Mary, Jamaica. And so, I have chosen to entitle it The Rasta Farmer. The purpose of writing this book is to pay homage to these two remarkable individuals my biological father, Mr. Stifford John Snow and my Uncle-in-law, Mr. Vinrow Small, who raised me from the age of twelve (12) to twenty-six (26) years old.

Quand Simon joue avec son ami Ferdinand, c'est toujours ce dernier qui décide. Et Ferdinand se garde les choses les plus intéressantes à faire, et il envoie Simon chercher les accessoires et accomplir les corvées, et il lui fait du chantage affectif ! Heureusement, Simon le Superlapin a un super petit frère en la personne de Gaspard. C'est Gaspard qui, en voyant son frère tout triste et dépité, lui fait prendre conscience du problème.

Did the Covid-19 lockdowns and mandates serve society’s best interests? Science alone can’t answer the question. Philosophers have important things to say about it. So do psychologists, economists, novelists, and lawyers.

The audiobook is meant to be utilized by aspiring social work students and social workers seeking licensure. The comprehensive guide has been created based on the Association of Social Work Boards' exam requirements.

Volume three of this amusing and playful tale focuses on Shotta Otter, a compassionate and giving otter who always puts others first. She works as a nurse straight out of college, and courageously fights against a deadly pandemic when a virus rages through the animal community. Eventually, she reaches her breaking point.

This is not a love poem! Can you figure out what it's about?

Gaspard et son grand frère Simon ont passé une journée de rêve à construire une Méga Giga Grande Cabane trop stylée ! Mais c'est la nuit maintenant, et il faut dormir. Aïe ! Gaspard a oublié son doudou dans la cabane. Sans doudou, pas de dodo ! Que faire ? " Gaspard, va chercher ma cape ! " dit Simon. C'est décidé. L'heure est grave. Il est temps pour Simon de révéler à Gaspard qu'il est Superlapin, un superhéros capable de braver les ténèbres pour rapporter son doudou à un petit frère sans défense...

Simon, alias Superlapin, est contrarié. Quand sa maman les a mesurés, lui et son petit frère Gaspard, elle a trouvé que Gaspard avait beaucoup grandi : trois centimètres ! Et Simon, un peu seulement : un ridicule centimètre. Du coup, Simon voit des injustices partout. Fâché ? Pas seulement. Triste aussi. Et au bord de détester Gaspard, le chouchou de la vie... Heureusement, au square, il suffit qu'un grand tente d'embêter Gaspard pour que Simon retrouve son rôle, sa place et son amour de frère le plus grand, le plus protecteur.

Simon a trouvé un nouveau jeu très marrant. Il dit quelque chose d'épatant, comme par exemple " J'ai fait gagner mon équipe au foot en marquant 10 buts à moi tout seul ", alors tout le monde répond " Oh ! Bravo ! Super ! ", mais lui, aussitôt, rectifie : " c'est même pas vrai ! " Son petit frère Gaspard ne perd pas une miette de sa tactique autorigolante et, bientôt, il décide que c'est son tour de jouer.

Ce n'est pas la faute de Simon si la fusée qu'il a construite s'est écroulée. " Chut ! ", dit sa maman, " Tu dois jouer plus tranquillement. Nous avons un tout petit bébé dans la maison. " Simon entre dans la chambre du bébé et dit : " Rentre chez toi, espèce de bébé cadum ". Ensuite Simon demande à son père : " Quand est-ce qu'il rentre à l'hôpital, le bébé cadum ? " Mais il ne semble pas prévu que le bébé cadum reparte. Il semble même prévu qu'il reste. Pour toujours. Les parents sont vraiment des gens inconséquents. Ce soir-là, en plus, il y a un loup dans la chambre de Simon.