La NET Abide Bible Journal – 1-2 Chronicles, Paperback, Comfort Print Softcover
New Trade paperback
New Trade paperback
The Desert Encyclopedia: An A-Z Compendium of Places, Plants, Animals, People, and Phenomena is a comprehensive reference book written by Robert Hauptman. Published by Globe Pequot Press, T.H.E., this hardcover book contains 258 pages filled with information about deserts, including their geography, flora, fauna, inhabitants, and natural phenomena. With stunning illustrations and written in English, this book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in nature, science, and life sciences, making it a must-have for those curious about the desert ecosystem.
“A Few Honest Words: The Kentucky Roots of Popular Music” is a comprehensive exploration of the impact of Kentucky on the landscape of American music. Written by Jason Howard, this trade paperback edition published by University Press of Kentucky in 2015 delves into the history and influence of popular music genres such as pop vocal. The book’s 258 pages offer a detailed examination of the Kentucky roots of popular music, making it a valuable resource for music enthusiasts and historians alike. With a thoughtful and informative approach, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the rich musical heritage of the United States, particularly in the South.
Printing: 5th Printing. Details: color illustrations throughout the book. Dog-earing on the top corner of a couple of pages. Minor creasing on spine’s laminate. Very Good condition otherwise. No other noteworthy defects.
With 258 pages of compelling content, it’s a great addition for any fan looking to preserve a piece of music legacy. Whether you’re a dedicated Rolling Stones admirer or a collector of musicana, this book is sure to hit all the right notes.
You will find that the illustrated pronunciation guide is useful.
1965 ON WISCONSIN THE WISCONSIN ALMANAC AND GOVERNMENT GUIDE 258 PAGES
You will love the way the text is illustrated with period-style drawings.
“War Stuff, The Struggle for Human and Environmental Resources in the American Civil War ” by Joan E. Cashin is a 2018 First Edition historical book exploring the Civil War. With 258 pages, this nonfiction narrative is intended for adult readers and features illustrations and a dust jacket. Published by Cambridge University Press, this hardcover book delves into the history of the Civil War in an engaging and informative manner, making it a valuable addition to any collection for those interested in the era. It is in excellent, like new condition (see photos).
Explore the intricate world of gender identity with “Sexual Signatures: On Being A Man Or A Woman” by John Money and Patricia Tucker. John Money, a highly influential sexologist, along with Patricia Tucker, presents a thought-provoking analysis that has significantly contributed to contemporary discourse on sex and gender.