Working Daughter is the story of a woman caring for her parents while trying to hang on to her career and raise her kids, the lessons she learned, and the advice she has to share. This book provides a roadmap for women trying to navigate caring for aging parents and their careers.
Ireland, 1835 the author's remote ancestral home, Arranmore Island, languishes on the eve of famine. Meanwhile, carved from the Illinois prairie, a small settlement rises, eventually becoming his boyhood hometown, Mundelein. Fadó (f'doe), Irish for "long ago," chronicles the surprising confluence of these two cultures. Generations of family heritage, immigration, triumph, and tragedy reveal fascinating ties to a much bigger world. Resonating throughout is the story of a son eager to please his father and prove his worth. Fadó is a personal invitation to anyone wishing to explore the depth and truth of one's own heritage part memoir, part history, affectionately told in exquisite detail.
A balanced, factual and culturally sensitive examination of Islam for Key Stage 3 Religious Studies. schovat popis
Focusing on the evolution of Christianity, this engaging guide offers a concise overview of its historical development, key figures, and significant events. It presents complex theological concepts in an accessible manner, making it suitable for both newcomers and those seeking a refresher. The lively narrative captures the essence of Christianity's impact on culture and society throughout the ages, highlighting its diverse expressions and ongoing relevance in the modern world.
The author, a respected pastor, explores the connections between the Old Testament and the life of Christ, demonstrating how the themes and teachings of the former lay the groundwork for understanding the latter. Through insightful analysis, the book reveals the prophetic significance and continuity of scripture, inviting readers to deepen their faith by recognizing the cohesive narrative that leads to Christ.
SIMCAT in 110 questions and answers, and KIDCAT for young teens
Focusing on accessibility, this book condenses the core teachings of the Catholic Church into just 110 concise questions and answers, making it an approachable introduction to the faith. It includes KIDCAT, a simplified version tailored for older children and teens, emphasizing a personal interpretation developed within parish life. While not a substitute for the official Catechism, it serves as a gateway for readers to explore Catholic beliefs in a straightforward manner.
Focusing on the rich tapestry of human experiences in the legal profession, the author shares anecdotes from his extensive career as a lawyer. Through encounters with a diverse array of individuals—including lawyers, clients, and police officers—he highlights the unique personalities and stories that shaped his journey. This narrative goes beyond legal proceedings to illuminate the human connections and complexities involved in the practice of law.
This anthology showcases nineteenth-century travel writing that captures the exploration and definition of southern Appalachia as it entered mainstream American culture. It reflects a rich collection of magazine articles from a time when the region was being "discovered," offering insights into the landscape, culture, and perceptions of the area. The writings highlight the evolving narrative of Appalachia, providing a historical context that enriches the understanding of its significance in American identity.
Set in a gritty dystopian future, the narrative explores a society plagued by oppression and decay. Characters navigate a harsh landscape where survival hinges on resilience and rebellion against a totalitarian regime. Themes of hope, sacrifice, and the struggle for freedom are woven throughout, as individuals confront their pasts and fight for a better future. The stark realities of this world challenge the characters’ morals and relationships, ultimately leading to a powerful quest for redemption and change.