Rebecca Books

Rebecca Fish Ewan's A Land Between is an engaging, informative, scholarly, and highly recommended title which examines the idea of how people's preconceptions of California's Owens Valley influenced their decisions about managing the land. Primary sources, oral histories and research provide a perspective on the land and residents of Owens Valley, examining its natural history, human occupation, and use over the decades. A unique and intriguing study.

This is a superb study of the social and political world of Hungary in the 18th century. By focussing on the Esterhazy's, one of Hungary's most prominent families, the author is able to touch on almost every aspect of social, economic, religious, and political life in middle Europe during the 18th century. From this masterful study, it is easier to understand the social and political unrest that erupted in the major uprisings of 1848 and later resulted in immigration to North America by Austro-Hungarian subjects. I wish that the book had been longer and that the author had been able to expand on each of the chapters.

Does your soccer child want to do a book report or read about today's soccer stars? Well look no further. This beginning chapter book is well written and filled with full color action photographs.

Expertly co-edited by archaeology experts Rebecca Yamin and Karen Bescherer Metheny, Landscape Archaeology: Reading And Interpreting The American Historical Landscape ably collects and presents essays from a variety of learned authors having as special focus America's landscapes and how changes in the lay of the land reflect changes in culture and society itself. A thoughtful, well-reasoned compilation, offering informed and scholarly insights into the steady evolution of human nature, Landscape Archaeology is especially recommended to the attention of archaeology students in general, and those non-specialist general readers with an interest in the sciences of landscape archaeology, landscape assessment, and garden archaeology in particular.

The autor tells us the role of learning styles in learning a second language. It will be of great use to E.L.T professionals.

Excellent organization - hits all the key points in a complete review of each subject.

First i read another book of hers called 'the game of the goose' then i looked 4 all these other books by her, but we didnt have that many. i found this book and i finished it a bit slow cuz i was reading sabrina, but since im not reading any others im reading this again. Anyway,
This book is about a girl called Bella and she has a very deep secret. When she was 8 years old she stole her grandfathers tobacco pouch, and now in the last week of December, Bellas grandparents, Ernest and Dorothy and mean 15year old Aunt Lettice have come to stay. Bella cant sleep. Lettice has told her allthese unusual thing about her, like she dusnt use soap and sleeps so silently and her long gold hair. Bella is getting nervous and doesnt know what to do.......

This will help your students develop the understanding and comprehension of longitutel and latitude for map skills.

Laura's Baby was a wonderfully written book. If you have ever read Stranger's When We Meet then you will know what I mean. This book was a continuation of Zach's story, the man that Rosie thought she was in love with before her husband came home. If you haven't read this book, and you have read Stranger's WHen We Meet. You have to read this one too. It is just as good, and almost as sad.

This book was an excellent choice. Extremely practical and insightful. The author encourages you to pursue your dream job or business. She helps you discover how to use practical, simple tools for identifying what is really the best fit for you personally career-wise. I gained so much clarity from the writing exercises and examples found in the book.
It is a must read for anyone that has a career or business or wants a start a new one !!