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    the perfect book for anyone who loves action‚ adventure‚ and history. This story is a reader friendly‚ yet heart wrenching book about the holocaust and the struggles within it for a Jewish child. If you desire to teach your children‚ students‚ or yourself about the horrors of the Holocaust‚ please read this book. This is a beautifully written book which is perfect for kids around 12. The story of Jacob’s Rescue is a thrilling book. Summary Jacob’s Rescue is a sad‚ but adventurous book based on

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    Being assigned to read the article‚ there was uneasiness on my part. What is this article a? What is white privilege? Somehow I have a general idea of what the article would be. Being a person of a different race‚ I always had this preconceived notion that people of the developed countries like the United States - the white-skinned‚ always feel superior over people from the third world; that this superiority comes from the inherent privilege that they have‚ that irrespective of the fact that a

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    1 Kings Book Summary

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    1 Kings Book Summary The first half of the book of 1 Kings is about when the kingdom was united. Adonijah presumed to be king‚ but King David proclaims Solomon to be the next king. When David was getting close to death he gave Solomon some wisdom as he was nearing the throne. At one point‚ the Lord gave Solomon the gift of wisdom‚ and everyone was amazed by his wise judgements. Later‚ Solomon starts the process of building the temple. He hired Hiram to be his bronze craftsman and Huram to furnish

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    Marsha D. Owen 25178682 Introduction to Biblical Literature June 6‚ 2012 Summary of the books of the Old Testament Books Numbers The book of Numbers is mostly law‚ with some narrative. The key theme for this book is how the post-Exodus Israelites journeyed to the Promised Land. Despite God’s provisions for their well being‚ they were not thankful and doubted God. Their doubt and ungratefulness led to punishment by God. As a result of their lack of faith‚ they would spend 40 years wandering

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    Summary of Boyz N Books

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    Kyle Hughes Broeckel ENG.1510 Comp. 1 17 March 2013 Summary of “Boyz n the Book” In her article‚ Mary Grabar‚ author of “Boyz n the Book”. The article begins to explain the enrollment into a college by gender‚ as told by Department of Education‚ they recorded in 2005 the total fall enrollment made up to be 57 percent and knowing that gender discrepancies will increase in further dates. Grabar explains how women tend to excel in an English career and men typically in a mathematical‚ engineering

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    In this article “living and learning in a World of ‘White Noise’ Jennifer Fisher interprets the meaning in the novel “White Noise” and discusses how Don DeLillo conveys the message that technology is taking over lives within the youth and directly affecting the education system. Fisher comments on how the education system is failing the new generation of technology driven youth where the intellectuals are not able to deliver them the ability for think and act responsibly. Fisher discusses how the

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    Maximum Ride Book Summary

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    the book‚ Maximum Ride: School’s Out - Forever. This book was written by James Patterson. This is the second book from the Maximum Ride series and I have really enjoyed reading it. Today‚ I would like to summarize the book and explain the characterization‚ plot elements and point of view in detail. To begin‚ the following summarizes the characterization of this novel. The main character is Maximum Ride. Maximum is the protagonist in the story. A protagonist is the main character of a book. She

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    Freedom’s Children‚ a book taking place throughout the civil rights movement‚ shows the pain and stuggle that African Americans had to endure simply because of the color of their skin. In the text‚ thirty African-Americans who were either young children or growing teenagers give their first hand accounts of racial discrimination. Using information from the first hand accounts of participants in famous struggles that took place in Arkansas‚ Alabama‚ and Mississippi‚ Levine‚ the author‚ is able to

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    Jane Eyre: Book Summary

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    Jane Eyre By Charlotte Bronte Chinese version Beijing ‚the People’s Literature Publishing House ‚ 2000 1.The reasons why I selected the book is that this is the first full –length English novel that I read and I really admire the heroine Jane and her life story. 2.The amount of time I spent reading the book: about two weeks 3.Summary: The novel tells the story of an orphan girl. Jane Eyre‚ the daughter of a poor parson‚ loses her parents shortly after birth. She lives at the household

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    A Brief Summary of the Book of Romans Introduction: The Book of Romans was written by the apostle Paul from the city of Corinth in approximately AD 56. At the time of his writing‚ he had yet to visit Rome‚ though he greatly desired to do so. It was not until approximately AD 61 that he was able to “visit” Rome‚ and then‚ only as a prisoner under house arrest for two years. He was released in AD 63 and finally was rearrested and executed there in AD 68. This grandest of Paul’s epistles‚ teaches

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