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  Early American Civilizations -...

  Rolf Hedger

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  This bundle explores the origins and cultural impact of three of the earliest and most influential civilizations in the Americas: the Caral-Supe, Chavín, and Olmec. This book uncovers the remarkable achievements of these ancient societies, from the monumental pyramids of Caral-Supe, one of the oldest urban centers in the world, to the religious and artistic innovations of the Chavín civilization in the Andes.  
  It also delves into the Olmec civilization, often considered the "mother culture" of Mesoamerica, known for its colossal stone heads and early writing system.  
  Through their advancements in architecture, agriculture, religion, and trade, these civilizations laid the foundation for the great empires that followed. Perfect for history enthusiasts, this book provides a fascinating look at the beginnings of complex societies in the Americas.

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  The Price of Misfortune - Rights...

  Daniel Platt

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  A history of the struggle for debtors’ rights from the Civil War to the Great Depression 
   
  What can be taken from someone who has borrowed money and cannot repay? What do the victims of misfortune owe to their lenders, and what can they keep for themselves? The answers to those questions, immensely important for debtors, creditors, and society at large, have changed over time. The Price of Misfortune examines the cause of debtors’ rights in the modern United States and the struggles of reformers who fought to establish financial freedoms in law. 
    
  Daniel Platt shows how, in the wake of the Civil War, a range of advocates drew potent analogies between slavery, imprisonment for debt, and the experiences of wage garnishment and property foreclosure. He traces the ways those analogies were used to campaign for bold new protections for debtors, keeping them secure in their labor, property, and personhood. Yet, as Platt demonstrates, those reforms tended to assume as their ideal borrower someone who was white, propertied, and male. In subsequent decades, the emancipatory promise of debtors’ rights would be tested as women, wage earners, and African Americans seized on their language to challenge other structural inequalities: the dependency of marriage, the exploitation of industrial capitalism, and the oppression of Jim Crow. By reconstructing these forgotten developments—and recovering the experiences of indebted farmwives, sharecroppers, and wage workers—The Price of Misfortune narrates a new history of inequality, coercion, and law amid the early financialization of American capitalism.

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  Sparkle's Story - Thrown Away...

  Louise Allen

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  Louise gets a frantic call to take in a damaged and destructive young girl. Separated from her siblings, Sparkle is hostile and angry. 
   
  A short while after settling in, Sparkle begins to identify as pansexual. A revolution is underway in the Allen household, with Sparkle’s transition motivating all of the young people to explore what becoming an adult means for them. 
   
  But it’s Sparkle’s escalating behaviour that causes concern. 
   
  Discovering a dark fact about Sparkle’s birth and the shocking events that the children in her house were part of, Louise is desperate for more help – and not just for the child in her care. As Sparkle’s erratic and violent behaviour increases, Louise finds herself and her homelife under serious threat.

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  Affirmations for Black Women -...

  Rose J. McBride

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  Are you a Black woman wanting to attract more success, love and happiness? 
  Then you are in the right place! 
  Imagine where you would go and what you could do if only you had the right advice and the right strategies to increase self-esteem, motivation, and start living a life full of love, happiness, and success. 
  As black women, we share a collective history of strength and courage. While we may have varying degrees of success and self-esteem, we are all united as a sisterhood and we all have the potential to do great things. 
  The reason this book was made is to help you unlock that potential. 
  With 500 life-changing affirmations, written specifically for BIPOC women, this book will help you manifest the changes you want to see in your life. 
  So if you’re battling with a lack of self-confidence, or you’re striving to become financially free, these daily affirmations will help get you there. 
  Consistently using these affirmations will help you to:Love and accept the amazing person you areIncrease your motivation and self-confidenceEliminate / Decrease negative thinkingLearn to express gratitude for your life each single dayManifest and attract happiness, success and abundanceAnd much, much more! 
    
  Buy this book now to start your journey to happiness and success!

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  40 Ways to Diversify the History...

  Elena Stevens

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  In writing this book, Elena Stevens' aim is to respond to calls for a more diverse, decolonised curriculum - calls which have become more insistent following the reinvigoration of the Black Lives Matter movement, the #MeToo movement and other landmark events. Highlighting the lived experiences of women, the working classes, and BAME and LGBTQ+ communities in particular, 40 Ways to Diversify the History Curriculum draws upon a wide range of personal stories to exemplify significant historical moments and shed new light on topics that have traditionally been taught through narrower lenses. The book serves as a resource bank for teachers wishing to enliven and diversify history lessons at Key Stages 2-3, GCSE, A level and beyond.Elena helpfully opens with a discussion of the theoretical/historiographical developments that lay behind calls to diversify the curriculum - and, to accompany each of the 40 historical case studies, she provides ideas and activities for translating the case studies into lesson plans and enquiries. Furthermore, Elena also guides teachers in shaping new enquiries from scratch.Suitable for teachers of secondary school and Key Stage 2 history.

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  I'm a teenager and I call my shrink

  Thierry Delcourt

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  “It's better to talk to you than to my parents; I wouldn't want to hurt their feelings. “Anguish, when it takes hold of me, is a terrible abyss! “I don't know who I am anymore. It's like voices are talking to me, it's weird; I'm scared” ... Today, teenagers dare to consult on their own. We welcome the end of the taboo, and the fact that it's easier to talk, but beware of the dizzying distress that can be caused, because it only takes a little for a teenager's life to turn upside down. The precipitous and uncertain evolution of society, of the family, of the relationship to work and to culture, upsets the reference points of the teenager and his parents. Adolescence is therefore a crucial time for talking: it's the time to make it a priority. Thierry Delcourt guides us and suggests concrete situations to help parents and teenagers find their way towards greater well-being and dialogue. Let's not forget that the teenage period is rich in creative potential, which needs to be revealed. The book is aimed at teens and parents alike. It can even be read together, as a way of talking and hearing each other differently.

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