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Zustand: Very Good. Former library copy. Pages intact with possible writing/highlighting. Binding strong with minor wear. Dust jackets/supplements may not be included. Includes library markings. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 298 pages. 8.40x5.50x0.80 inches. In Stock.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'For years North Korea has dispatched illegal agents to the United States via third countries where they have been busy establishing fifth columns capable of inflicting damage from close quarters, should the need arise. While North Korea's leaders taunt the U.S. with intercontinental missiles capable of reaching U.S. shores, the North Korean Intelligence Service is putting saboteurs into U.S. communities where they establish themselves in unassuming positions in the private sector, academia and even government, awaiting the day they are called to action. Maybe they'll be called upon to disrupt a critical supply chain, sabotage a critical piece of infrastructure such as the water supply, the national electric grid, or food supply.'. …

Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorT.L. Williams is a veteran officer of the CIA s clandestine service. Over a thirty-year career he served in Asia, Europe, the Americas, and Central Eurasia where he was engaged in clandestine collection of critical int.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In the final segment of the trilogy, the author reveals the rest of his story-before, between, and after the events of his previous books. This far-ranging, entertaining account begins with a Minnesota childhood, amid a not- so -ordinary family with its fun, its struggles, and its surprises. Picking up the tale after RW's first military tour of duty, he returns home to find new conflicts as he rejoins his family and begins a family of his own. And finally, the journey continues through the adventures, joys, and sorrows that inevitably find our hero as he walks the path of a retired naval commander. With love lost, love found, and the blessings of family, discover the power of a cup half full on an extraordinary life-and the conclusion of a saga that began Because Mom Asked.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Peck High SchoolGolden Years Remembered A documented history of a school established to teach African- American students in Fernandina Beach, Florida starting in 1884 through 1929 in an era of segregation. Named after William Henderson Peck, one of the early principals and champions of African-American education in Fernandina Beach. Originally from Washington, D.C., he traveled to Fernandina specifically to educate students. W.H. Peck is recognized as among the Great Floridians of the state.The author, a graduate of Peck High School during the years of segregation, captures the rich legacy of the American story that unfolded during the period. The book is a testament to the dedication and commitment of many people working to build a strong educational organization to transform the lives of black children. Set in the context of local, national and world events, with alumni and staff names, readers will make a connection to those who graduated from what was known as Colored school Number 1, Colored School Number 2 and Peck High School.…

Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnAnnette Myers is a National Indie Excellence Award winning author. She is a FernandinanBeach, Florida, native, community activist, and a retired Nassau County educator. She has taught in the public school system of Florida.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Carolyn Corley Clark -- a cartoonist at age five, a writer and ilustrator of original stories at eight, speech writer at eleven and prize-winning short story writer at sixteen.When she graduated from The University of North Carolina in 1957, her Phi Beta Kappa induction topped sixteen years of straight A's, and she excelled as a radio personality before her twenty-second birthday. After marriage, Carolyn put her broadcasting career on hold to raise a family. Eventually she resumed her career, writing advertising copy for newspapers and direct mail and informercials for television, all in major markets. Later, she not only wrote advertising copy for a fine jewelry store operated by her and her husband, she also used her artistic skills to become a jewelry designer, both for clients and for sale in their store. In her seventies, she fulfilled a life-long dream to become a tour guide in historic Beaufort, South Carolina, where she retired with her husband. She wrote her own script and made period dresses to wear.After she died in 2016, a victim of Alzheimer's disease, her husband began writing, first as a way to deal with grief. Reflecting on Carolyn's life and accomplishments, he found wonderful memories surfacing of their more than six decades together, beginning in Chapel Hill where as students they met and fell in love, and he decided to write this story. The result is a fresh, sometimes serious, sometimes humorous and always heartfelt memoir of a remarkable lady and a lasting love.…

Paperback. Zustand: Good. A fascinating memoir of the life of Chuck Johnston, an educator, philosopher, adventurer, believer, and explorer of faith and understanding. Launched from the framework of solid, unforgettable family relationships, the book includes events and thoughts from daily journals, and recounts experiences, personal issues and growth, development of beliefs and spiritual awareness, and love of the arts, literature and the outdoors. The author also reflects on a career that moved from teaching and coaching to leading and creating schools and significant academic institutions in the Southeast. Johnston weaves a candid tale of a life with faith, family and friends at its forefront, an eight-decade run trained by joy and heartbreak, driven by kindness and empathy, all met with cheer, humor and humility. His is an admirable story, filled with enthusiasm, one that has had a lasting sway on others, including countless students, teachers and acquaintances. Born in 1940, Johnston grew up in Atlanta's Buckhead neighborhood, attending Atlanta Public Schools that were segregated at the time. The path he took in life led him to advanced degrees from Vanderbilt and Emory universities and a career devoted to education. The trail also honed his staunch beliefs in fairness and racial equity, and he has been a leader in schools and projects to increase opportunities for those in minorities or the underserved. Growing up, he and his three brothers were inspired to excel in athletic competition. For Chuck, running was at his core, a lifelong sport that carried him through college and on to the New York and Big Sur marathons. But he, too, has loved adventures. He skied the slopes of the French Alps, slogged pack-burdened through the blackfly-infested bogs of the Appalachian Trail more than once, and took a life-threatening slip over the falls while plumbing the depths of Linville Gorge. He only tried that one time. For decades, Chuck has risen early each morning to pray and reflect on the previous day. The last paragraph or two of each entry has always lived under the same heading-Don't Miss the Miracles. Rather than a listing of his personal exploits or heroics, Chuck's miracles have almost always manifested in the form of friendship, with family first, but also with anyone else who ventured into his path. The events and interactions he recorded were at times painful, other times hilarious, and most often just ordinary. But he has always held to this truth-it was all sacred. This memoir chronicles the years and the miracles he witnessed along the way. A rich trove of clear-eyed memories enabled the writer to compile this crisp, vibrant account of a remarkable life. …