Ellen Rodger Orden de los libros

There�s no doubt that women have always been a part of journeys of discovery, from Viking women crossing the ocean to new lands to trade caravans bringing goods through Africa. But there is slim mention of them in most history books. This exciting book digs up the history of the bold women who dared to travel all over the world, including multilingual Isabelle Eberhardt, who �obeyed her destiny� and traveled through the Algerian desert dressed as a man, and adventurous aviatrix Bessie Coleman, the first African-American woman to hold a pilot�s license.

Spying and surveillance has always relied on cutting-edge science to push the boundaries. The same techniques are often used today by hackers to commit online data security breaches. This intriguing book will captivate readers who have an interest in spymaker gadgets, computer science, and biometric data for online identification and security.

Exploring the fascinating world of urban wildlife, this book delves into the lives of "exploiters," such as squirrels, raccoons, and crows, that thrive in human environments. It highlights their remarkable adaptations and survival strategies in cities like Paris and Toronto. The narrative is enriched with special features on local animal control and rehabilitation programs, providing insights into the relationship between urban animals and their human neighbors.

Exploring the intense competition in medical and pharmaceutical research, this book delves into the race between corporate and academic entities to discover groundbreaking procedures and products. It highlights the ethical dilemmas faced in the field, featuring a section on Dark Science Secrets that uncovers chilling stories of unethical and lethal medical experiments from history, shedding light on the darker side of scientific advancement.

Focusing on "human avoiders," this illustrated book explores the interactions between urban development and wildlife, particularly species like gray wolves, mountain lions, and gray foxes. It delves into the challenges of human-wildlife conflict, emphasizing the importance of wildlife conservation. Readers will learn practical tips for coexisting with these animals while gaining insights into their behaviors and habitats as they navigate life alongside humans in shared environments.

Etienne is a former child soldier from the Democratic Republic of Congo with a secret fear he will never be safe. His father and brother are missing and presumed dead. After he escapes his captors, his mother decides they have lost enough. They are lucky enough to have family in Canada and are reunited with them as refugees. The story is interspersed with facts about the trauma some refugees deal with and the uncertain welcome from countries struggling with opposition to refugees.

Focusing on the experiences of refugee children and their families, this fictional narrative draws from extensive research and real-life accounts. It aims to authentically portray the struggles, resilience, and emotional journeys of those affected by displacement, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by refugees. Through its compelling storytelling, the book seeks to illuminate the often-overlooked perspectives of young refugees and their families.

The narrative centers around a fictional researcher documenting their exploration of North America's Great Lakes ecosystem. The journey is enriched with stunning photographs showcasing the diverse wildlife, flora, and communities within this unique environment. Accompanying simple graphs present factual insights about the lakes, while the concluding report emphasizes ongoing conservation efforts aimed at preserving this vital freshwater resource.

The narrative centers on a fictional researcher documenting a field trip through the Mississippi River ecosystem. The journey is enriched with stunning photographs showcasing the diverse wildlife, flora, and communities along the river. Accompanying simple graphs provide factual insights, while the concluding report emphasizes ongoing conservation efforts aimed at preserving this vital waterway.

Grounded in extensive research, this fictional narrative captures the harrowing experiences of refugee children and their families. Through vivid storytelling, the book aims to illuminate their struggles, resilience, and the emotional challenges they face while seeking safety and belonging. By blending factual accounts with imaginative elements, it provides a poignant reflection on the realities of displacement and the impact on young lives.