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Marionettes, Puppet Masters & Poobahs
by Sebastian Jacobs
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Paperback (5x8) - £6.50
ISBN: 9781434340627
Meet an average Joe, a GI Joe. In fact we’ll call him “Joe,” but that’s not his name. Joe is content being just another cog amongst cogs in the Big Green Machine. He’s average, he knows it, but he enjoys what he does. One...More
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Crossing Into the Land of Saints
by Guillermo Márquez-Sterling
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Paperback (6x9) - £8.30
ISBN: 9781434319746
March, 2000, the whole world watched the political tug-of-war between Fidel Castro and the exiled Cuban community over a little rafter, Elian Gonzalez, who was the sole survivor of the perilous journey across the Florida...More
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Crossing Into the Land of Saints
by Guillermo Márquez-Sterling
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Dust Jacket Hardcover (6x9) - £12.90
ISBN: 9781434319753
March, 2000, the whole world watched the political tug-of-war between Fidel Castro and the exiled Cuban community over a little rafter, Elian Gonzalez, who was the sole survivor of the perilous journey across the Florida...More
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Capers of a Medic
by Frank James
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Color (8.5x8.5) - £11.80
ISBN: 9781434316318
CAPERS OF A MEDIC was meant to be a life story to demonstrate some of thecontributions of blacks to help preserve the freedoms of America during World War II. The intent has been to report truth of events, but to avoid boredom...More
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Queen Vashti Beloved Black Queen: Her Ten Lessons to All Women for Living a Fulfilling, Purposeful, and Happy Life
by Dr. Catherine J. Johnson
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Paperback (5x8) - £5.00
ISBN: 9781434315915
Surely, history has not been as kind to Queen Vashti as it has been to Queen Esther. Queen Vashti has not been given her true merits. It is not the intent of this writer to compare these two great women of the Bible. However,...More
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CONGO: A Journey to Our Deepest Roots
by Hugo Daems
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Paperback (6x9) - £8.30
ISBN: 9781434321169
The author lived seven years in the Congo as a servant of the Belgian government. He fostered deep bonds with the primitive Sonde tribe and gained the full confidence of Kianza, their illiterate tribal chirf, who inspired...More
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America's Choice - America's Shame: The Reality of America's War on Drugs: “Your children, your family, your nation.”
by James C. Bettencourt
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Paperback (6x9) - £9.90
ISBN: 9781425984878
This book tells — frankly and without psycho-babble — how we have sold out our children’s future, safety and sobriety to big business and society’s current blind addictions.No other book will provide the perspective of hundreds...More
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Memoirs of a Lechuguero
by Lucio Padilla
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Paperback (6x9) - £6.80
ISBN: 9781434328922
The autobiography depicts the life of a Mexican migrant farm worker who overcomes his disadvantages to be the first college graduate in his family. The veteran lettuce harvester suffers a crippling, job related injury that...More
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Ignored & Ignited: H.o.o.p.s of Life
by John W. Hudson II, M.A.
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Paperback (6x9) - £9.20
ISBN: 9781434327079
What to expect from this book is one man’s perseverance to make a difference, and also a cry for help and awareness. African American boys across America are faced with many challenges growing up with countless encounters...More
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Blue Tiles
by Erik Orrantia
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Paperback (5x8) - £7.20
ISBN: 9781434319111
Mexico City is a tough enough place to live--crime and corruption, underemployment, drugs, poverty. Francisco has long been feeling the pressure from his mother, a hotel house-cleaner, to find work. His youngest brother,...More