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Get your young ones excited about reading with 'The Second Reader', a classic educational tool that has been helping students become confident readers for generations. This edition features the expert insight and guidance of educators Andrew Jackson Rickoff, Mark Bailey, and William Torrey Harris.

Learn more about these entertaingly enormous entomological movie . King Lost Spider Pit Sequence (1933). Mesa of Lost Women (1953). THEM! (1954). Tarantula (1955). Rodan (1956). Beginning of the End (1957). The Black Scorpion (1957). The Deadly Mantis (1957). The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957). Monster From Green Hell (1957). Cosmic Monsters (1958). Earth vs. The Spider (1958). The Fly (1958). Monster on the Campus (1958). The Tingler (1959). The Wasp Woman (1959). Return of the Fly (1959). Mothra (1961). Mysterious Island (1961). Curse of the Fly (1965). First Men in the Moon (1964). Godzilla vs. The Thing (1964). Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster (1964). Godzilla versus The Sea Monster (1966). Quartermass and the Pit (1967). Son of Godzilla (1967). Destroy All Monsters (1968). Matinee (1993)

Explore the fascinating world of giant insects in cinema, showcasing a collection of entertaining films that feature these colossal creatures. This book delves into the history, themes, and cultural impact of entomological films, highlighting how they blend horror, science fiction, and adventure. Readers will discover the creativity and imagination behind the cinematic portrayal of these oversized bugs, as well as their significance in the film industry. Perfect for movie buffs and insect enthusiasts alike, it offers a unique perspective on a niche genre.

Wabi-Sabi Home is a look that's rough around the edges and sees the beauty in imperfection but is at the same time creative, modern and brave.

Made of Wood is a celebration of recycled pieces, age-old crafting techniques, clean modern lines and global influences as well as art and tableware with a handmade feel.

Through the battles they fought, the cases they argued, the novels they wrote, and the lives they touched, these nine Irish men and women not only became American but helped make our nation what it is today.