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Books published by publisher Ideals Publishing Corporation

  • The Outline of History

    Wells.H.G.

    Paperback (World Publishing Corporation, Sept. 1, 2010)
    The Outline of History written by Wells is a concise textbook for history fans. With broad vision and light and concise style, the author makes a presentation on the biological and human history since the origin of life. This book is to ""display to the ordinary people in a straight way that if civilization intends to continue, political, social and economic developments become a worldwide alliance which is inevitable"". And one of subjects to be illustrated that the world can only be saved through education instead of war and revolution.
  • Baby's Record

    Queen Holden

    Paperback (Merrimack Publishing Corporation, March 15, 1985)
    A wonderful shape book with a stork holding a baby on the cover. Beautifully written with places to put down your baby's information (first used a spoon, playmates, etc.).
  • Into The Darkness

    Lethel Grody

    Paperback (Lethal Publishing Corporation, Nov. 30, 1999)
    Christian 3D Online Game based on series (www.FoundationsOfHope.com)The siege of Lansing has been broken, but the real battle against the invading lizardspecies now begins. Rebekah has been taken prisoner, Jarod joins the Special Forces,and Markos must face the dragons face-to-face. They must endure dark times intheir lives, but will they have faith that their struggles are part of a larger master plan?
  • Your Pet Gorilla

    Bobbie Hamsa

    Paperback (Ideals Publishing Corp, March 15, 1981)
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  • Passport to Romance

    Betty Cavanna

    Paperback (Berkley Publishing Corporation, March 15, 1969)
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  • Christmas Is for Children

    Maryjane Hooper Tonn

    Hardcover (Ideals Publishing Company, )
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  • Cane

    Jean Toomer

    Paperback (Liveright Publishing Corporation, Jan. 1, 1975)
    Originally published in 1923, Cane is a literary masterpiece of the Harlem Renaissance. The growing interest in African-American literature that began in the 1960's led to the rediscovery of earlier African-American writers, one of whom is Jean Toomer, author of Cane. It is an innovative literary work part drama, part poetry, part fiction
  • The Guardian Angel: RJ Helps a child with Cancer

    Cassandra Cassandra

    Paperback (RRJ Publishing Incorporation, Jan. 26, 2018)
    Join RJ The Guardian Angel as he embarks on an adventure to help a little girl deal with cancer. Allow him to whisk you away in his smile. He will show you that anything is possible with God.
  • Faith Of The Unforgotten

    Leathel Grody

    Hardcover (Lethal Publishing Corporation, May 9, 2007)
    * EPPIE 2006 Winner(Children/Young Adult/Tween)* Christian 3D Online Game based on series(www.FoundationsOfHope.com)* Special $4.99 retail price to promote the series and game For four hundred years, the Great Pulse Storms have made it impossible for electricity to exist on Earth. Now fifteen-year-old Rebekah Ann Smith has been placed at the forefront of a battle against an attacking lizard species. Can the Gifts given by God save them from the impending human desolation?
  • Succubus Heat

    mead-richelle

    Paperback (Kensington Publishing Corporation, March 15, 2009)
    Rare Book
  • Danger in the Hills

    Tom Waggoner

    Paperback (ASA Publishing Corporation, Sept. 22, 2017)
    "An epic true story written in delightful animation about a family who struggled through the bitterness of nature’s cruel world as they battle against the premise of mankind and evil dwellers, discovering their dark secrets of the past that enjoins consequences which could forever turn the tables that could hold them captive in the burrows, never to see each other or a brighter future. Does the father have enough courage to face his nemesis? Will the family’s love and devotion be enough to save him from what lies ahead? Join Ernie and his family as they learn how to survive in “Danger in the Hills”."
  • Dark Laughter

    Sherwood Anderson, Howard Mumford Jones

    Paperback (Liveright Publishing Corporation, March 1, 1970)
    Sherwood Anderson's place is unquestionably among the three or four titans of American letters. He is already in interval part of the history of American literature. Dark Laughter is the story of virile America, and in particular, the Middle West, the Ohio River Valley, the Mississippi, and New Orlean. An intense story is superimposed upon a background of dark laughter – the mysterious, detached, strange laughter of the Negro, the earth, and the river. While not exclusively concerned with racial problems, Dark Laughter has a definite theme of racial conflict. Conflict of any nature arises out of difference. Anderson sees the basic difference between white and black as arising out of the varying ability of each race to adapt to a situation; he sees the inherent difference between the Negro and the Caucasian as one of personality. Anderson presents social and racial conflict on a personal and psychological level. Social adjustment fails between the races because the white man fails. – – – From book's back cover