Item Tag: 145 Pages

CROSSING THE RED LINE: THE STRUGGLE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN By Mihrangiz Kar

“Crossing the Red Line: The Struggle for Human Rights in Iran” by Mihrangiz Kar is a compelling book that delves into the challenges and triumphs of human rights in Iran. Published by Mazda Publishers in 2006, this trade paperback explores topics such as women’s rights, feminism, civil rights, and world history. Kar’s insightful analysis and personal experiences make this book a valuable addition to any collection, offering a unique perspective on the struggles for equality and justice in Iran.

Hutterite: A World of Grace by Kristin Capp

“Hutterite: A World of Grace” by Kristin Capp is a photo essay book published by Abbeville Press in 1998. The book explores the world of the Hutterites, a religious group known for their simple living and community-oriented lifestyle. With beautiful illustrations by the author, this hardcover book delves into the Christianity/Protestant faith of the Hutterites, offering readers a unique glimpse into their culture and traditions. At 96.2 oz and 145 pages long, this book is a substantial and visually stunning piece for anyone interested in religious studies and alternative communities. Dust cover may show some wear but book is in excellent condition.

Book Of Symbolism

It will awaken you to revelations long forgotten, allowing you to see beyond the veil that conceals the truth of reality. Without the knowledge of symbolism, one walks through the world in darkness, unable to see past the illusions that surround them.