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Set against the backdrop of exclusive country clubs in Atlanta and Savannah, the story follows Cass Cassidy, a charismatic bartender skilled in charming the "golf widows"—wives of wealthy golfers. Amidst their conversations about luxury and appearances, Cass uses his charm to provide an escape from their mundane lives, enticing them to forget their marital dissatisfaction. The narrative explores themes of desire, boredom, and the allure of fleeting connections in a world defined by wealth and superficiality.

Focusing on an active learning approach, this book features exercises and projects designed to aid students in transitioning to advanced theoretical mathematics courses. It emphasizes practical engagement with mathematical concepts, fostering a deeper understanding and preparation for higher-level studies.

Vítejte v Bořkově průvodci strojovým parkem. Seznámíte se se s Bořkem, Týnou a jejich stavební partou! Poznejte Béďu, Rolíka, Lůďu, Maxe i ostatní jejich přátele a podívejte se, jak vlastně tyto zajímavé stavební stroje fungují.Všichni zvídaví kluci si v knížce mohou prohlédnou barevné kresby jednotlivých vozidel i s popisky, poznají, co se skrývá pod kapotou každého z nich a objeví, co je to hydraulika, pásový podvozek a mnoho dalších úžasných věcí!

This book combines all the fabulous drawings of Wallace & Gromit's many contraptions by Graham Bleathman, as well as all the photos and technical descriptions, into a single paperback volume at a great price.

Inspired by the world-famous Haynes Manuals, this book explains how Bob the Builder's friends - machines such as Scoop, Muck, Roley and Lofty - work and how they help Bob to get the job done. Complete with fascinating cutaway drawings, this brightly designed book will delight children and parents alike. Aimed at the 2-6 age group, this innovative book applies the Haynes treatment to some of television's most popular children's characters.

Frances hat Fußballverbot. Dabei ist sie doch die beste Stürmerin der Mädchenfußballmannschaft. Und ihre schlechten Leistungen in der Schule haben garantiert nichts mit ihrer Fußballleidenschaft zu tun. Oder doch? Frances wäre nicht Frances, wenn sie sich das gefallen ließe. Dann spielt sie eben heimlich bei den Jungen mit. Aber dort darf keiner merken, daß Frances ein Mädchen ist.