Bøger af Madelyn Rose Craig

This new edition of Macbeth includes helpful annotations, unique illustrations, and a commentary on the birds hidden in this fascinating play. ---- Macbeth is a tale of witches, deception, secrecy, and superstition. It is also a tale of loyalty, honor, relationships, and God. But of the many motifs of Macbeth, those revolving around nature and the supernatural are central. Some of these superstitions are hidden in the feathers of birds flitting throughout the play. Despite their number, they often remain unnoticed in the greater scope of the story. But they are not included as merely a background prop nor mentioned by happenstance, rather, the birds are often used to characterize a person or give meaning to a scene's atmosphere. Yet to the modern reader, most of these birds mean little besides name, shape, and perhaps color if the reader is well-versed in bird species. Understanding them allows for understanding the underlying messages of the play. So, enjoy Shakespeare's thrilling Macbeth and learn about the symbols, omens, and messages throughout this play.----Inside you will find: - An edited, modern, first folio edition of Macbeth- A glossary of terms - Annotations on every page to aid in reading and understanding- A concluding commentary- Unique illustrations of the birds mentioned in the play

An everyday cookbook interspersed with family stories, Polish cuisine, and the hope for readers to make memories and food with their family and friends.----They say you should write the book you want to read, and so, we did. We wrote a book with all of the recipes we reference regularly and those we really only use a couple of times a year but hate searching for. We wrote a book that was useful for everyday cooking and baking with typical kitchen gadgets but also included a number of unique dishes. Inside you will find scrumptious breakfasts, hearty dinners, various sides, delightful desserts, and a sprinkling of Polish cuisine. At the end of the book, you will find a helpful substitution chart, pages for writing your own recipes, tips and substitutions, and a selection of single-serving recipes that are great for kids. And as the title suggests, there is a dusting of stories throughout. But best yet, you don't even have to scroll through a webpage or accidentally click on ads to find what you are looking for! This is a book of memories, both those that we share and those we hope you make. And so, we give you this book to use, to read, and to enjoy with family and friends for years to come.----Inside you will find:· Over 200 recipes for breakfasts, dinners, sides, desserts, and more· Space for writing your own family recipes· A handy list of tips and substitutions· A kitchen conversion chart· An extra set of small portion recipes for kids

Where the Moss Grows Old is a collection of poems depicting minuscule elements of life from the smallest frost to the deepest places of the heart. Written in a variety of styles, enter here for a journey from the dewy morning and star-filled night to past hurts and future joys. And as you read, perhaps you will discover that these stories of nature, life, wonder, and love are a part of you.

Names, Nations, and the New Testament will explain in brief how the nations of the world arose from the sons of Noah, how they spread across the face of the whole earth, and why that should matter to you. These chapters discuss the history of all the people starting with the Table of Nations and continuing with language, DNA, culture, and records from around the world, including stories found worldwide that speak on the Genesis Tower of Babel event! Names, Nations, and the New Testament is a book digging into the origins and history of mankind from Creation to Babel, Pentecost to the present, and connecting people across the globe as part of one family, one race, one blood. This is the story of the world, our ancestors, and you! If you want to learn more about the origins of all people and our common ancestry, this is the book to read.