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Last-Minute Survival Secrets: 128 Ingenious Tips To Endure the Coming Apocalypse and Other Minor Inconveniences
The audience for this book will be survivalists, "doomsday preppers," and teachers looking to conduct experiments.
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Icons of the American Comic Book: From Captain America to Wonder Woman
Despite its visual drawbacks, this material will have broad research appeal in public and academic libraries and will also be popular with those who already have an interest in comics.
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Encyclopedia of Consumption and Waste
For high schools and colleges with a strong environmental science focus and public libraries that support ecology projects for their communities.
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Looking at Textiles
Archivists and artists interested in the technical scholarship, conservation, or curatorial fields of textiles and in the ways textiles are produced from one culture to another will appreciate this straightforward presentation.
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The Pregnant Body Book
Timely and comprehensive with a reasonable price point; nicely suited to expecting couples and high school and early college students.
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Revolts, Protests, Demonstrations, and Rebellions in American History
As chronicled here, our American story begins with the onset of the American Revolution, which was largely the culmination of revolts and protests over the prior 12 years...
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Environmental Issues, Global Perspectives
As environmental issues enter the mainstream and make their way into educational narratives, more and more reference and companion resources are being published...
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September 11 in Popular Culture
"Life as it had been prior to 9/11 seemed, at least momentarily, no longer possible to ordinary Americans," begins this guide, setting forth an idea reflected back at us in popular culture through every medium of communication...
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The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture. Vol. 15
The myth and the reality of the South in literature, environmental, and geographic landscape reflect the American story...
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