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Les gosses dans les ruines: Idylle de guerre by Paul Gsell
0$ 52,00Les gosses dans les ruines: Idylle de guerre” by Paul Gsell is a dramatic work likely written in the early 20th century, around the time of World War I. This book combines elements of theater with poignant themes, depicting the experiences of children in a war-torn village. It explores the impact of war not only on adults but also on the innocent lives of children and how they navigate their fears and hopes amidst destruction. The narrative centers around the aftermath of the war in a village of the Somme, where children, separated from their families, look for reassurance in a landscape filled with ruins. As the adult characters grapple with their losses and trauma, the young characters display resilience and imagination, engaging in play that reflects their understanding of the war through mimicry and innocence. The arrival of French and English soldiers brings a moment of joy and hope for the community, especially when they see family members reunited. The work ultimately emphasizes the enduring spirit of children even in the face of adversity, and it showcases the importance of rebuilding both homes and lives after the devastation of conflict.
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New National First Reader by Barnes, Ballard, and Thayer
0$ 3.699,00New National First Reader” by Charles J. Barnes, Harlan H. Ballard, and S. Proctor Thayer is an educational children’s book published in the late 19th century. This reader serves as an introductory text for young learners, focusing on the basics of reading using a method that emphasizes familiar words and phonetic sounds. Its likely purpose is to enhance literacy and comprehension skills among early readers. The content of “New National First Reader” consists of a series of lessons that gradually introduce new vocabulary words along with simple sentences and engaging illustrations. Each lesson is paired with script exercises aimed at reinforcing the newly learned words. The book features a variety of themes, including interactions between children and animals, playful scenarios, and familiar objects from daily life, making it relatable to its young audience. The approach is conversational, designed to make learning enjoyable while fostering a love for reading.
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Sappho’s Journal by Paul Alexander Bartlett
0$ 121,00Sappho’s Journal” by Paul Alexander Bartlett is a historical novel written in the early 21st century. The narrative brings to life the famous Greek poet Sappho, offering a richly detailed exploration of her inner world, passions, and the tumultuous events of 642 B.C. Through Sappho’s intimate reflections, the book delves into themes of love, beauty, solitude, and the struggles of a woman artist in a male-dominated society. The opening of the novel introduces readers to Sappho as she navigates the complexities of her life, characterized by longing, love, and heartbreak. Amidst a turbulent storm, she contemplates her experiences with friends, lovers, and the shadow of war looming over her island home of Mytilene. Sappho reflects on her relationship with Alcaeus, her brother Charaxos, and the younger women in her life, showcasing her emotional depth while setting the stage for personal and social conflicts that will shape her narrative. Through lyrical prose and vivid imagery, the opening evokes the setting and mood, inviting readers to share in Sappho’s poetic and tumultuous existence.
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Shorter Bible Plays by Rita Benton
0$ 29,00Shorter Bible Plays” by Rita Benton is a collection of religious drama written in the early 20th century. The work presents a series of shorter plays that adapt well-known Bible stories for staging, making them accessible for children and educational purposes within church settings. The plays seek to engage young audiences in biblical narratives through performance, fostering both understanding and creativity. At the start, the book introduces the editor’s perspective on the importance of religious pageantry and the dramatic expression of biblical events, emphasizing how children can learn more vividly through acting out these stories. The opening portion details the structure of the plays, the intended audience, and the purpose behind using these dramatizations in religious education. Specifically, it mentions “Noah’s Flood,” setting the scene with characters as Noah, his family, and the mocking children, and hints at the moral foundations tied to faith and obedience to God as they build the ark amid ridicule.
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The Lost and Hostile Gospels by S. Baring-Gould
0$ 99,00The Lost and Hostile Gospels” by S. Baring-Gould is a historical account written in the late 19th century. The work examines early Christian texts that were lost or deemed anti-gospel, focusing on the Toledoth Jeschu and the Petrine and Pauline Gospels from the first three centuries. Baring-Gould investigates the context of these writings, their significance, and the theological debates surrounding them, illustrating the complex dynamics within early Christianity. The opening of this detailed essay discusses the silence of key historical figures like Josephus regarding Jesus and early Christianity, raising questions about why no contemporary accounts exist outside Christian writers. Baring-Gould posits that this silence may stem from the historical context of the early Church, which he suggests resembled the Essenes in practices and beliefs. He indicates that Jewish historians might have avoided mentioning Christianity due to its perceived association with a sect that had diverged from traditional Judaism, emphasizing the misunderstandings and tensions between Jewish and Gentile interpretations of faith during the foundational years of Christianity
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Nurses Notebook: Nurse Gifts for Nursing Students, Nurses Notebooks, Format PDF
5$ 82,00Animi qui et nemo consequatur iste totam et. Id nihil id enim consequatur provident non. Ratione est voluptas aperiam vero architecto.
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My Notebook – Cute Rainbow & Clouds Primary Journal for Kids (PDF)
5$ 225,00park imagination with our ‘My Notebook’ – a delightful journal designed especially for primary school-aged children. The enchanting cover features a cheerful rainbow, fluffy smiling clouds, and twinkling stars, inviting kids to explore their creativity.
This versatile notebook is ideal for:
School Notes: Keeping track of lessons and assignments.
Creative Writing: Developing storytelling skills and writing adventures.
Doodling & Drawing: Expressing artistic talents.
Daily Journaling: Recording thoughts, dreams, and discoveries.
With plenty of space for ‘Ideas, Doodles & Stories,’ this notebook makes learning and self-expression fun. It’s a fantastic gift for birthdays, back-to-school, or just because!”
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My Learning Adventure Fun and Colorful Primary School Notebook Cover Format PDF
5$ 156,00Make learning feel like a joyful journey with our vibrant “My Learning Adventure” notebook cover! Perfect for primary school students, this playful design features:
🚌 A flying school bus with adorable animal passengers
🌞 Bright blue sky filled with cheerful doodles and smiling suns
🌈 A rainbow banner with the inspiring message: “Every page is a new discovery!”
✏️ Space to write the student’s name and grade
🎉 Bonus: Includes a set of funny learning tips to keep kids smiling while they study!
Whether you’re a teacher, parent, or student, this cover adds a splash of fun and motivation to every school day. Great for printing, laminating, or using in digital notebooks.
