Written by three well known practitioners of the craft, Scratch Built! explains advanced aircraft modelling techniques in a lively and readable, yet thorough manner. They use how-to photographs and line drawings to lead the reader through the whole process. Also included are superb portraits of over thirty scratch built models.
This book presents a history and analysis of the apparitions of Our Lady of America, also known as Holy Mary of Guadalupe. It explores the significance of these apparitions and their influence on the Catholic Church in America. This book is an excellent resource for historians and Catholic Church scholars.
A visual survey of renaissance man George Douglas Lee's art and lyrics inspired by Galveston Island's unique community, distinct island atmosphere, wildlife and beachlife. Soulful and soothing, insightful and irreverent, Lee's art is paired with his vibrant poetic lyrics. Never before published, readers will find Lee's work astonishing and immersive.
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Focusing on the experiences of a Mexican-American queer individual in Texas, this collection of performance poetry delves into themes of self-acceptance, grief, and overcoming addiction. Through personal reflections, the author explores the challenges of growing up and the importance of continual personal growth. The work emphasizes the significance of setting roots and nurturing one’s identity, offering encouragement and resilience in the face of life's struggles.
Set against the backdrop of China's Cultural Revolution, the story follows Little Bright, who navigates the tumultuous political landscape with his family. As he learns English, he adopts the name Victor and immerses himself in the works of Pavlov, Sherlock Holmes, and Shakespeare, expanding his worldview. This journey highlights his quest for identity and understanding amidst societal upheaval, showcasing the transformative power of language and literature.
Šest let poté, co zlomil srdce ženě, kterou miloval, se Hugh vrací na místo činu - k přátelům, jejichž vánoční večírek pro něj tenkrát skončil neslavně. Ví, že mezi hosty bude i Clara, a doufá, že dostane příležitost vysvětlit své tehdejší chování a požádat ji o odpuštění… Lady Clara před dvěma lety ovdověla a věří, že má naději začít znovu. Jen kdyby se nemusela setkat s lordem Hughem Delamare! Odváží se promluvit s ním a dát mu druhou šanci? Dokážou spolu překonat nové překážky, které jim život nastražil?
