Books with author Jeanne Nagle

This resource investigates the top cultural and anthropological reasons why we practice the art of tattooing and proudly display them. Beyond fad, cosmetic, or individual reasons, readers learn about the roles of tattoos in religion, ritual, cultural identity, and more. Further, this book offers readers information that could influence their own opinions about tattoos and the decision to get one.

Fantastical realms, enchanted creatures, and imaginative technologies are but a few of the many elements that draw readers to the science fiction and fantasy genres of literature. Great science fiction and fantasy authors are skilled at blending the unfamiliar with the familiar, making their imaginative tales both grounded and, in some cases, prescient. Writers such as Ray Bradbury, Ursula K. Le Guin, J.K. Rowling, and J.R.R. Tolkien, to name a few, explore themes ranging from conformity and government control to the dual burden and blessing of advanced technology, challenging readers to reimagine the world they know. The lives of some of the most prolific and popular authors of these genres are surveyed in this compelling volume.

The ideas of money and banking might seem fairly concrete on the surface. And in many ways they are, but this resource offers readers a review of the rich history of money and banking, such as how it has been used through the years, and its evolution over time, such as from bartering to banking. The text also delves into how modern money has been made. This edifying text also tackles concepts like value. Readers will learn how banks work, the various types of banks, and the kinds of bank accounts readers might encounter.

After four years as a college football star, Archie Manning spent fifteen years as a quarterback in the pros. Despite lots of personal talent, he never made it to the Super Bowl. Seeing his sons being crowned champions was the next best thing to actually winning the big game himself. This absorbing story of the Mannings' work ethic and love of the game will inspire sports fans. Readers will come to understand why Archie, Peyton, and Eli Manning have become the country's royal family of football.

After four years as a college football star, Archie Manning spent fifteen years as a quarterback in the pros. Despite lots of personal talent, he never made it to the Super Bowl. Seeing his sons being crowned champions was the next best thing to actually winning the big game himself. This absorbing story of the Mannings' work ethic and love of the game will inspire sports fans. Readers will come to understand why Archie, Peyton, and Eli Manning have become the country's royal family of football.