Exploring the theme of mindfulness, the narrative emphasizes the importance of finding balance by being present in nature amidst a fast-paced world. It encourages readers to listen to their hearts and engage their senses to connect deeply with the environment. This connection fosters a sense of peace and responsibility, inspiring choices that honor and protect the earth's fragility.
Set in a region renowned for its iconic blue-collar pub fare, the book celebrates the local culinary delights that have become staples in the community. It highlights beloved dishes such as Chicken Wings, Ted's Hot Dogs, and Beef on Weck, emphasizing their connection to local culture and sports. The narrative captures the essence of enjoying these foods alongside a cold beer while cheering for the Bills, illustrating the deep-rooted traditions and flavors that define the area's food scene.
The Hurt Before the Fall is a collection of poetry and prose about love and loss, sharing detail on the positive and negative aspects of these experiences. The poems in this book offer the reader a new viewpoint and way of looking at feelings that the majority of people have experienced already in their life.This book has different themes throughout that hit different places of your heart. They reach into your heart to poke at different wounds, not to open them, but to show you what you've gone through and how you can use those wounds to teach yourself how to heal in the future.
Highlighting its versatility, this book explores chicken's ability to adapt to various culinary styles, from wraps and wings to soups and hearty Sunday dinners. It emphasizes the affordability and health benefits of chicken, making it an accessible option for home cooks. With a focus on ease of preparation, the book invites readers to discover a range of delicious recipes that showcase chicken's unique ability to fit seamlessly into diverse meals.
Focusing on the cultural and political significance of historical practices, the book offers a scholarly examination of historiography. It engages with contemporary debates, making it essential for students and scholars who explore the ethical and political implications within the historical discipline.
Photojournalist Hanna Troy is killing time on a summer walkabout in the city. As the afternoon progresses, her reflections unravel a raw, sometimes sensuous story of darkness and light. It explores a failing relationship, the anguish of a professional trying to become a mother and the complexities of a young and outspoken woman in Ireland's somewhat repressed 1980s. Considering the experiences of her contemporaries and evoking family events long past that still resonate, Hanna is determined that her own resilience will overcome the challenges she faces. When The Light Makers was first published it received widespread acclaim, with critics describing Mary O'Donnell's debut as 'compelling', 'powerful' and 'erotic'. It rated in the Irish best seller listings for weeks and became the Sunday Tribune's choice as 'Best New Irish Novel of 1992.' This is the novel's second edition.
Photography by Dr. Mark Donnelly and more than a dozen top photographers
Exploring the vibrant history and architecture of Western New York, this book highlights the region's unique waterfront and the diverse elements that contribute to its appeal as a place to live, work, and play. Authored by Dr. Mark Donnelly, known for his previous works on Buffalo, it offers an engaging perspective on the area's cultural richness and community spirit.
Sixties Britain analyses the main social, political, cultural and economic changes Britain underwent in the Sixties; examining pop, politics, postmodernism, fashion, feminism, foreign policy and much else besides, to show why it was a time of such dramatic change, and not for the reasons most usually cited. Steering away from the ideologically charged accounts of Britainduring this time, Donnelly neither romanticises nor demonises this most controversial of decades. He revisits assumptions about the 1960s and presents a nuanced and engaging history of Britain. Suitable for use on undergraduate courses on sixties and twentieth-century Britain.
Exploring diverse interpretations of romance, this collection offers fresh inspiration for expressing love beyond traditional notions like candlelight dinners or beach strolls. Through heartwarming stories, it encourages readers to discover unique and meaningful ways to celebrate their romantic relationships.
Baseball evokes deep emotions, capturing the essence of sportsmanship and triumph through a collection of heartwarming stories. Fans will find amusement and nostalgia in these anecdotes, celebrating the spirit of the game and its significance in American culture.