A treasury of turn-of-the-century Native American photographs features one or more members from each of the tribes in the nine cultural regions of North America, and provides accompanying information about language, lifestyle, and culture.

Portraits of Native Americans

Arts & Photography

West, Ian

Photography & Video

Smithmark Pub.

Silas, the First Pig to Fly: The Fully Illustrated Story of Silas, the First Pig to Fly, for Reading Aloud to Children from Age Three Upwards.

Children's Books

Animals

One Marketing Ltd

Become a rock superstar--without breaking a string! Don't let a lack of musical talent deter you: it's all in the moves, and they are all here, in a super-cool kit with a plastic air guitar to blow up and a fully-illustrated guide to "playing" it. Feel like a true music master as you practice those swoon-inducing pouts, pants-splitting jumps, and groupie-thrilling facial expressions. Beginners--need to know how to tune up? Strum the instrument? Just follow the humorous photos and complete directions. Get down with the "Boogie": that sexy legs-spread stance, complete with lots of head movement. Mastered the basics? Then show off the "Pointed Windmill," a majestic sweeping gesture that crashes across the crotch, and ends with the hand pointing at the audience. Every move comes complete with helpful information, including recommended songs to get you in the groove. Plus: advice on going public when you're ready! About the Authors Ian West and Steve Gaddis always dreamed of rock superstardom-and they pursued their fantasy, undeterred by their total absence of musical talent. And they succeeded: the two have played with all the greats-Brian May, Carlos Santana, Eddie Van Halen....in front of the mirror in their bedrooms.

How to Play Air Guitar: All the Greatest Moves from Your Guitar Heroes

Humor & Entertainment

Gladdis, Steve

Humor

COLLINS BROWN

By the 19th century, life in most country houses changed as a result of various technical inventions such as improved water supplies, flushing water closets, boilers and pipes to provide central heating, internal communications by bells and then telephones, and better lighting by means of gas and electricity. Country houses, however, were usually too far from urban centres to take advantage of centralised sources of supply and so were obliged to set up their own systems if they wanted any of these services to improve the comfort of daily living. Some landowners chose to do this; others did not, and this book examines the motivations for their decisions. Many books have been devoted to the life of those in domestic service in such houses, but this book looks not so much at the social records of their lives as the actual physical evidence for the greater levels of comfort and convenience sought by landowners in country houses from the 18th to the early 20th centuries.

Technology in the Country House (Historic England)

History

Palmer, Marilyn

Europe

Historic England

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