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  Back Home: An English Suggestopedic Textbook

  By Paulo Sergio Santos Negrete | Teacher John Chapman

  E. HOPPER: Office in a small city. George A. Hearn Fund, 1953. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. in Kentucky. At that time he invested some money in your grandmother's name. He invested it in an insurance company, ...

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  Back Home: England And The 1970 World Cup

  By Jeff Dawson

  Then Les Cocker injures his back while unloading the team kit and is confined to bed for the day. ... On Thursday, aftertheir exertions, the players havea'fun' day with a mini Olympics – sprinting, jumping, bench hurdles, ...

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  Back Home: Journeys Through Mobile

  By Roy Hoffman

  There are 819 rented boxes at the Point Clear post ofiice today, but far fewer were needed then. Metzger once received a letter addressed, “Zelda, Point Clear.” He knew where to put it. He also recalls when stamps were 3 cents and “Air ...

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  Back Home

  By Michelle Magorian

  WW2 has just ended and twelve-year-old Rusty comes back home to Britain after being evacuated to the US. The greyness and bleakness of life in England is a shock, but even worse is adapting to the strict discipline of her family, including ...

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  Back Home: Daily Reflections on Reentry

  By Lisa Espineli Chinn

  This is a booklet of brief thoughts and biblical reflections to help you understand the reentry process and keep your heart and mind focused on God."

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  Back Home

  By Gloria Jean Pinkney

  Even though eight-year-old Ernestine lives with her family up North, "back home" is Lumberton, North Carolina, the place where she was born and where her mama grew up.

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  Back Home: Journeys Through Mobile

  By Roy Hoffman

  After twenty years in New York City, a prize-winning writer takes a "long look back" at his hometown of Mobile, Alabama. In Back Home: Journeys through Mobile, Roy Hoffman...

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  Back Home

  By Julia Keller

  From a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist comes the story about an ordinary family who is forced to deal with an extraordinary loss, and whose lives are changed forever when their father comes home from Iraq.