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Merlin Book Of Logic Puzzles
Merlin Book Of Logic Puzzles

By Margaret C. Edmiston, Margaret C., Edmiston

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Solve 70 logic puzzles in Arthurian settings. If you have trouble, a special hints section keeps you on track. With 45 spellbinding illustrations. "Recommend[ed]...for the upper-elementary and midd...

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Literary New York: A History And Guide
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Forming Ethical Identities In Early Childhood Play
Forming Ethical Identities In Early Childhood Play

By Brian Edmiston, Edmiston

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Through compelling examples, Brian Edmiston presents the case for why and how adults should play with young children to create with them a 'workshop for life'. In a chapter on 'mythic play' Edmist...

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Welfare, Inequality And Social Citizenship
Welfare, Inequality And Social Citizenship

By Daniel, Daniel Edmiston, Edmiston

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Based on a study exploring lived experiences of poverty and prosperity, this book problematizes dominant policy thinking surrounding the functions and limits of welfare in austerity Britain. It doe...

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La France Contemporaine
La France Contemporaine

By Edmiston

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Rhymes For The Times
Rhymes For The Times

By Henry M, Edmiston

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