Maria Gulemetova, Maria Gulemetova  | Child's Play

16,380원  | 20170701  | 9781846439308

Piggy lives in a large house with Thomas. Thomas knows exactly what Piggy needs. But a chance meeting with a wild pig changes everything, and Piggy finds out what lies outside the four walls, beyond the fence. A gentle book about freedom and friendship.

 | Authorhouse

34,640원  | 20181031  | 9781546266730

Ephraim Calvert wanted one thing: freedom from his past. Without the constraints of his past looming over him like a dark cloud, he could enjoy the life he deserved. The Texas frontier offered the opportunity to start anew and to rid himself of his past. Ephraim learned that everyone has a past and everyone has secrets. Secrets define people. To guard their secrets, people build fences.

 | Boom Box

21,350원  | 20220810  | 9781684158430

In the highly anticipated next chapter of Fence, Nicholas will stop at nothing until he becomes Seiji's worthy fencing rival!

 | Charen Steege

13,180원  | 20190125  | 9781733570909

Anna gets a new puppy, and she trains him to be a good member of the family. Then one day, the dog gets into trouble. This starts a family discussion about how we should live.

 | Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.

34,580원  | 20171206  | 9781641406437

Ministers counsel with members of the opposite sex every day. It is often an important function of their jobs. What could possibly go wrong with this type of relationship? Unfortunately, our adversary (1 Peter 5:8) can take a seemingly innocent situation and create havoc. Good people with good intentions can find themselves entangled in a sinful situation as they cross fences that should never be traversed. That tragedy could even happen to a minister.

 | Fence Books

42,660원  | 20071201  | 9781934200063

Ever idiosyncratic, Fence evades the tedium of the decade with this anthology, co-edited by eleven of Fence's editors past and present, including founding editor Rebecca Wolff; fiction editors Jonathan Lethem, Ben Marcus, and Lynne Tillman; poetry editors Caroline Crumpacker, Katy Lederer, Matt hew Rohrer, Christopher Stackhouse, and Max Winter; and nonfiction editors Frances Richard and Jason Zuzga.

 | WestBow Press

26,320원  | 20170616  | 9781512788525

At a glance the old farm fence is overgrown and unkempt. Nearly unrecognizable now, its usefulness seems to have ebbed away with the passing years. Or has it?In her poem The Fence Row, author Lydia Finch Johnston invites readers to linger a bit in the magnificence of nature, wherever it is found, and to reflect on the simple truth that despite appearances, when left undisturbed, our natural world follows its divine course to bear fruit beyond measure.

 | Boom Box

21,350원  | 20240116  | 9781608861378

A mysterious new fencer arrives at Halverton in the newest chapter of the GLAAD Media Award-nominated sports comic, perfect for fans of Heartstopper.

Hoult-saros, Stacy E.  | Lexington Books

145,250원  | 20170705  | 9781498519779

The Mythology of the Animal Farm in Children's Literature: Over the Fence analyzes the ways in which myths about farmed animals' lives are perpetuated in children's materials. Specifically, this book investigates the use of five recurring thematic devices in about eighty books for young children published during the past five decades.

Pacat, C. S., The Mad, Johanna  | Boom Box

19,590원  | 20200625  | 9781684155385

This is the first-ever Fence original graphic novel, picked off immediately where the single issue series and collection concluded with all new adventures.

 | Benediction Classics

34,640원  | 20101122  | 9781849025867

Zane Grey evokes the atmosphere, hardships and possibilities of the Old West like nobody else. In 'The Drift Fence', Jim Taft, a stranger from Missouri, has the Herculean task of fencing off a large Arizonan ranch to prevent cattle-rustling, in the face of fierce local opposition.

 | QuakerPress of FGC

24,670원  | 20130302  | 9781937768133

The tale of a Quaker farm boy caught up in the adventures and politics of Colonial Pennsylvania during the French and Indian Wars. Noble Butler struggles to find his own identity and establish his own principles amid the competing problems of natives, settlers, and the pacifist Quaker founders of Pennsylvania. Written for middle school readers, this story is based on careful historical research with sympathetic treatments of all sides in the unfolding struggles.

 | Wire Fence Books

32,990원  | 20200428  | 9781916324183

Fear of failure is among the top reasons that people don't follow their heart and start the businesses they are passionate about. And with the failure rate so high for startups - somewhere between 50% and 80% by year 5, depending on which statistic you believe, it's easy to see why people are cautious. According to market research, there are 10 main reasons why startups fail, such as lack of focus, no market need, and this daily planner tackles every aspect head on.

 | Wire Fence Books

32,990원  | 20200408  | 9781916324190

When you're in the business of property, it's easy to become busy, overworked and feeling like you're not making progress.What is sold as a 'passive income' dream can soon suck up more time than you ever thought and you can find yourself elbow-deep in regulation, managing property maintenance issues and nearing burn out. Instead of living the dream you end up in a property nightmare.

 | Wire Fence Books

32,990원  | 20191209  | 9781916324107

GenreBusiness - Career GuidesKey Topics and themesHow to cope with feelings of discrimination, disadvantage or?marginalisation?at work.SynopsisThis book tackles how to compete, succeed and thrive in a world where, because of the colour of your skin, your sexual orientation, gender identity or physical or mental disability, you feel that the cards are stacked against you.