Publisher: Hero
In December 2019 a new virus emerged, one that caused a global pandemic. Millions were infected. In the recesses of their fragile bodies a battle raged: between the immune system and the virus. But what is the immune system? What are its components? How do they work?
EXTENDED SUMMARY SPILLED MILK BASED ON THE BOOK BY K.L. RANDIS SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: QUICK READING LIBRARY CONTENT Early Childhood and Struggles at Home The Growing Tension Friendship and Escape Personal Reflection and Family Secrets The Breaking Point Coping Mechanisms and Escaping the Cycle The First Signs of Freedom The Aftermath of Change Moving Forward and Healing General Analysis of the Book ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK “Spilled Milk” by K.L. Randis is a powerful, emotional story about a young girl, Brooke, who grows up in a turbulent and abusive household. Struggling with neglect, emotional manipulation, and the harshness of her parents, she faces trauma and isolation. As Brooke navigates her painful childhood, she begins to seek a way out, forming a bond with a supportive friend and discovering her own inner strength. The book explores themes of abuse, survival, emotional growth, and the search for healing, offering a raw and heartfelt journey of self-discovery and resilience amidst unimaginable challenges.Show book
The concept of canine consent is far more than simply a buzzword in modern dog training practices. In its current form, consent is a distinctly human concept, designed by humans and for humans. Looking beyond species boundaries can help us not only consider concepts of canine consent and autonomy, but it can also help us to apply these concepts in our everyday interactions with dogs, which is fundamental for any professional working with dogs as well as for everyday dog caregivers. This canine-indexed definition of consent includes a model of five major categories: Touch/interaction-based consent, cooperative care using learned consent behaviors, activity consent, consent-based learning, and substitutive consent. These categories involve a two-way communication system, integration of salient choices, teaching consent behaviors and incorporating existing training protocols that adhere to the Humane Hierarchy of best practices, and an evaluation of dependent decision-making in extenuating circumstances. This book aims to merge the existing literature and new understandings about canine consent to paint a complete picture. It will challenge the current expectations of dogs and dog behavior in our society with an intention of considering their perspectives, experiences, and emotional needs.Show book
EXTENDED SUMMARY FACE THE FIRE BASED ON THE BOOK BY NORA ROBERTS SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: EVERBOOK SUMMARIES CONTENT Return to Three Sisters Island The Lease and the Cottage Tensions and Old Wounds Business and Plans Truce and Visions Expansion and Discoveries Conflicts and Intimacies Business and Alliances Confrontations and Preparations General Analysis ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK Face the Fire by Nora Roberts tells the story of Mia Devlin, a powerful witch, who must face a dark entity that threatens her and her island home. The plot revolves around her complex relationships, especially with her former lover, Sam Logan, who returns to the island. As they navigate their personal and professional lives, Mia and Sam must confront a shared magical heritage and an outside evil that seeks to harm them. The narrative explores themes of love, power, and destiny as Mia struggles to reconcile her past, her present desires, and her duty to her community and her gift. The book delves into the importance of alliances, the strength found in community, and the balance between personal desires and fate. It is a tale of magic, romance, and the battle against darkness, where love may be both a source of strength and vulnerability.Show book
SUMMARY & ANALYSIS ONE THOUSAND WHITE WOMEN BASED ON THE BOOK BY JIM FERGUS SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: GOLDEN BOOKS PUBLISHING CONTENT A Train Bound for the West Fort Laramie and a New Betrothal Journey to Camp Robinson and Meeting the Cheyennes Initial Life Among the Cheyennes Adapting to Savage Life A Savage Wedding & its Aftermath Challenges and Violence A Nomadic Life and its Hardships The Final Days General Analysis ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK One Thousand White Women: The Journals of May Dodd by Jim Fergus tells the story of a group of white women who are sent to the Cheyenne tribe as brides as part of a controversial government program in the 1870s. The novel is presented as the journals of one of these women, May Dodd, who chronicles her experiences and observations as she adapts to Cheyenne life and grapples with cultural differences. The main themes revolve around cultural clashes, identity, and the devastating consequences of westward expansion. The story also explores the roles of women in both societies, as they navigate personal and political challenges. The novel is a historical fiction that examines these issues through a personal and often emotional perspective.Show book
A compilation of popular short stories from American literature narrated by professional voice actor Jake Phillips.Show book
An appreciation of Alfred Thompson "Tom" Denning, the "greatest common law jurist of the 20th Century." Dr. John Warwick Montgomery's presentation, across two lectures, compares and contrasts the Parliamentary system of Commonwealth countries within which Lord Denning operated and American Constitutionalism.Show book
