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Forest Laird a Tale of William Wallace Guardians Trilogy Book 1
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Jack Whyte
Heather Kennedy
, January 06, 2013
Jack Whyte is a brilliant author that does "Historical Fiction", but don't let that stop you from enjoying his works. It was good to have Scottish history told in a way that keeps you hooked into reading (even when you need to turn out the light and get to bed)
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Stones into Schools Promoting Peace with Books Not Bombs in Afghanistan & Pakistan
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Greg Mortenson
Heather Kennedy
, January 03, 2011
It's amazing what a few committed individuals can do to create schools and opportunities for children. It involves hard work that involves the elders in the communities, so that they support the projects. If we, as Americans, spent more time and money doing this, then the need for military "sollutions" would be diminished.
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