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Audrey and Sharon is inspired by a real crime in 1957 in Upstate New York. A lovely, innocent high school girl named Audrey, raised in an extremely religious, Evangelical family, desires only to be accepted and to fit in. Sharon is the secularly raised girl who tries to befriend and help her do so. Audrey is lured into posing nude for photographs by a teenage boy who gets her drunk. The boy, a dropout and not one of nature's geniuses, sells co...

Immer auf der Suche nach Traveller Abenteuern? In diesem Kunstleder-Hardcover-Sammelband findest du alle Abenteuer, die für Classic Traveller veröffentlicht wurden. Auf 320 Seiten haben wir folgende Abenteuer zusammengefasst: Abenteuer 1 - Forschungsstation Gamma Abenteuer 2 - Schlachtkreuzer Kinuir Abenteuer 3 - Nomaden des Weltenmeeres Abenteuer 4 - Gefängniswelt Abenteuer 5 - Zwielichtberg Abenteuer 6 - Die Geheimnisvollen Abenteuer 7 - Saf...

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For principles of economics, public policy, and social issues courses.Brief, relevant readings that spark independent thinking and classroom discussions.The Economics of Public Issues is a collection of brief, relevant readings that spark independent thinking and classroom discussions in Principles of Economics and Social Issues courses. This text encourages students to apply theoretical discussions to today's important issues and to gain a de...

The Economics of Macro Issues is a collection of brief, relevant readings that spark independent thinking. The text encourages readers to apply theoretical discussions to today's important issues and to gain a deeper understanding of current macroeconomic policy concerns.

Two narratives intertwine in The Chenango Kid. One is the personal story of the author, Roger Miller, who grew up on Chenango Street, a main artery of the medium-sized industrial city of Binghamton, New York, in the 1950s. The second is the larger story of the 1950s. Each narrative enlarges upon the other.Many elements make up the personal: a devastating house fire, a single mother who liked to work and to frequent taverns, a father, mystified...

Two narratives intertwine in The Chenango Kid. One is the personal story of the author, Roger Miller, who grew up on Chenango Street, a main artery of the medium-sized industrial city of Binghamton, New York, in the 1950s. The second is the larger story of the 1950s. Each narrative enlarges upon the other.Many elements make up the personal: a devastating house fire, a single mother who liked to work and to frequent taverns, a father, mystified...

Constance (Connie) Pendleton and Connor Martin, both 13 years old, are friends and classmates in the upstate New York city of Billington. In the summer of 1954 they are vaguely aware that they might want to be something more than friends, for they are also vaguely aware of their budding sexuality and the distant allure of romance.Connie and Connor tell their story, which encompasses details of Americans' way of life in the 1950s, in the first ...

For principles of economics, public policy, and social issues courses. Brief, relevant readings that spark independent thinking and classroom discussions The Economics of Public Issues is a collection of brief, relevant readings that spark independent thinking and classroom discussions in Principles of Economics and Social Issues courses. This text encourages students to apply theoretical discussions to today's important issues and to gain a d...

Alice Farrowman, a smart and pretty high school girl in the late 1950s, cannot seem to shake a psychopathic boyfriend who emotionally and physically abuses her. Unassertive and indecisive, but desperate to escape him, she takes the foolish, fateful step of quitting school in her senior year to marry another young man she has known only two months-and goes from frying pan to frying pan. Virgil, her husband, though not physically abusive, is an ...

Inspired by a real person and true events, Invisible Hero is a poignant comingof- age tale in postwar America in the 1940s and '50s, when work is plentiful, cars are shiny, and the magic of television has just lit up the living room. Apart from the tragic loss of his father at a young age, Tim Davis's small-town life in Pennsylvania is charmed, blessed with simplicity, filled with honor, and essentially average by all measures. But that life i...

Inspired by a real person and true events, Invisible Hero is a poignant comingof- age tale in postwar America in the 1940s and '50s, when work is plentiful, cars are shiny, and the magic of television has just lit up the living room. Apart from the tragic loss of his father at a young age, Tim Davis's small-town life in Pennsylvania is charmed, blessed with simplicity, filled with honor, and essentially average by all measures. But that life i...