Maison d'édition: Edizioni Lina Brun
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Discover the captivating history of the first American wars in Africa! In this audiobook, you’ll learn about the Barbary Wars of 1801 to 1805 and 1815, the first American wars outside of North America. The enemies were the Muslim Barbary pirates of the North African coast. Discover how American sailors were captured and turned into slaves in Morocco, Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli. Why did this happen? And why didn’t the US Navy do more to stop it? Discover the answers to these in this comprehensive guide! You’ll also learn about the origin of the Barbary corsairs who made slave raids on Europe for 250 years and traveled as far as Ireland and Iceland. You’ll find out the embarrassing history of how the US Congress authorized paying protection money to these pirates and how American taxes subsidized pirate ships. Discover how the pirates captured a big American frigate and its crew and threatened to burn them alive if they weren’t paid a ransom. Learn how one of the most courageous special operations in Navy history stopped a ship from becoming a pirate ship. There is so much to discover in this audiobook. Some of the things you will be captivated to learn about include the following:How an American warship carried a harem, a zoo, a hundred slaves, and treasure to IstanbulWhy the United States decided to build a navyWhy a big pirate ship was built in New Hampshire and delivered to AlgiersWhere that phrase in the “Marines Hymn” “to the shores of Tripoli” comes fromWhy the US Navy borrowed ships from SicilyAnd so much more! Click the “add to cart” button to start learning about the first American wars on another continent!Voir livre
SUMMARY MY LIFE IN FRANCE BASED ON THE BOOK BY JULIA CHILD SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: LIBRARY OF STORIES CONTENT La Belle France Le Cordon Bleu Three Hearty Eaters Bouillabaisse à la Marseillaise French Recipes for American Cooks Mastering the Art Son of Mastering The French Chef in France From Julia Child’s Kitchen General Analysis of the Book ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK “My Life in France” by Julia Child is a memoir that chronicles her transformative journey from an unskilled cook in America to a revered culinary icon. Set against the backdrop of post-war France, the book details her immersion in French culture and cuisine, her studies at Le Cordon Bleu, and her eventual collaboration on the groundbreaking cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking. Through vivid anecdotes and personal reflections, Julia explores themes of cultural adaptation, passion for cooking, and the importance of persistence. The book highlights how her time in France shaped both her personal and professional life.Voir livre
SUMMARY MAID BASED ON THE BOOK BY STEPHANIE LAND SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: LIBRARY OF STORIES CONTENT The Cabin The Camper Transitional Housing The Fairgrounds Apartment The Challenges of Housecleaning Government Assistance and Stigma A Mother’s Resilience The Emotional and Physical Exhaustion of Poverty The Path to Stability General Analysis of the Book ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK “Maid” by Stephanie Land is a memoir that explores the harsh realities of living in poverty as a single mother. It follows Stephanie’s journey as she struggles to support herself and her daughter, Mia, through low-paying jobs like housecleaning and landscaping. The book delves into the emotional and physical toll of poverty, the stigma of relying on government assistance, and the systemic barriers that make it difficult to escape. With themes of resilience, motherhood, and survival, Maid offers an honest and empathetic look at the challenges faced by those living in the margins of society.Voir livre
SUMMARY SUMMER KNIGHT BASED ON THE BOOK BY JIM BUTCHER SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: FASTBOOKS PUBLISHING CONTENT A Wizard's Troubles The Faerie Request The White Council Summons Seeking Information Allies and Enemies The Lab and the Investigation The Ladies of the Courts Unraveling the Plot Midsummer's Eve General Analysis ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK Summer Knight, by Jim Butcher, follows wizard Harry Dresden as he investigates the murder of the Summer Knight, a powerful figure in the Fae world. Harry's investigation draws him into a dangerous conflict between the Summer and Winter Courts, revealing a complex web of political intrigue and ancient rivalries. The story blends elements of mystery and urban fantasy as Harry navigates the supernatural world of Chicago while battling personal demons. He encounters powerful and manipulative fae beings, including the Queens of the Summer and Winter Courts. The narrative explores themes of power, duty, manipulation, and the balance between the mortal and magical realms, as Harry struggles to uncover the truth and protect the innocent while he is caught in the middle.Voir livre
DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL BOOK. This is a summary, & it does not accompany the official In 'The End of the World Is Just the Beginning' by Peter Zeihan, the author examines the unraveling of globalization, a phenomenon characterized by increasing speed, efficiency, and affordability of global trade and supply chains, largely driven by America. However, Zeihan argues that this era is coming to an end as America withdraws from its role in sustaining it. He highlights the critical role played by the U.S. Navy, the American dollar, and American consumer demand supporting global systems. Zeihan predicts a future where nations must become self-reliant in producing goods, food, energy, and security due to shrinking and aging populations. He emphasizes that only a select few countries can adapt to this new reality, leading to a profound transformation in how the world manufactures products, grows food, generates energy, and manages global logistics. In this thought-provoking and somewhat alarming book, Zeihan takes readers on a journey into a world on the brink of significant change, offering insights, humor, and his unique perspective on the future.Voir livre
SUMMARY THE BATTLE OF THE LABYRINTH BASED ON THE BOOK BY RICK RIORDAN SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: LIBRARY OF STORIES CONTENT I Battle the Cheerleading Squad We Get a Dangerous Quest We Start Our Quest We Meet the God with Two Faces Tyson and Annabeth are in Trouble We Meet an Old Friend The Truth About Daedalus The Final Test The Battle Begins General Analysis of the Book ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK The Battle of the Labyrinth follows Percy Jackson, a demigod, as he embarks on a dangerous quest to navigate the treacherous Labyrinth, a shifting maze beneath the mortal world. Joined by his friends Annabeth, Grover, and his half-brother Tyson, Percy must stop the evil titan Kronos from invading Camp Half-Blood using the labyrinth's hidden passages. Themes of friendship, bravery, and identity are explored as Percy faces internal and external challenges, dealing with prophecies and the moral complexities of his fate. The novel combines Greek mythology with modern-day adventures, creating an exciting, fast-paced fantasy narrative.Voir livre
