“toby wilsher”

Would you like to make your friends laugh, make your teachers cry and terrify your parents? This book can show you how to do all these things - with poetry Words Alive is an invaluable resource for oral work and contains a wide range of material from a variety of times and cultures. Words Alive h... More

You've probably heard of Spartacus...He is dead famous for: *being quite a good gladiator *giving the Romans the run-around *looking an awful lot like Kirk Douglas But have you heard that Spartacus: *fought for the Romans as well as against them *once camped his army of rebel slaves inside a volcano... More

This captivating, fictionalized memoir tells the story of a young woman desperately trying to escape her painful past in order to chase down her dreams in New York City and L.A."In this edgy, frenetic fictionalized memoir, a small-town girl turned linchpin of the Los Angeles club scene draws on her ... More

Your guide to a higher score on the CompTIA A+ Exams Why CliffsTestPrep Guides? Go with the name you know and trust Get the information you need--fast! Written by test-prep specialists About the contents: Part I: Overview A complete description of the exam Proven test-taking strategies Part II... More

Praise for Toby Olson's writing: "Nothing can detract from Mr. Olson's ability to conjure gorgeous prose passages that celebrate the healing powers of friendship, the pleasures of love and lovemaking, and the inborn mystery and beauty of things in this world." --New York Times Book Review "Toby Olso... More

Horticulturist, garden designer, and much-praised author Toby Musgrave (Empire of Plants), in concert with Country Living Gardener, offers an inspirational and practical look at a most picturesque garden style. "Takes readers on a worldwide tour...[includes] plants well-suited to limited spaces and ... More

Warned by his doctor to seek some much-needed rest, Rick Carton retires to a neglected old mansion in the Texas hill country to write. But strange things begin to happen. Are the characters from Carton's novel of gay love in 19th century America real? Or is the mansion haunted by two lovable apparit... More

In The Well-Tempered Self, Toby Miller argues that the modern capitalist state musters a variety of cultural forces to send deliberately mixed messages about the nature of citizenship and the self. The process creates ideal citizens: 'cultural subjects' trained to meet the conflicting needs of the p... More