Humanities books

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This first-ever anthology of poetry by First Ladies features captivating poems by fifteen of these remarkable women,...  Read More >>

""Because He Lives,"" one of Bill and Gloria Gaither's most beloved songs, anchors this collection of 36 songs that...  Read More >>

Mountains and Molehills is essential reading for anyone wishing to build a mental picture of San Francisco and the...  Read More >>

An intimate study of New York City by kayak  Read More >>

Defines and interprets the common persuasive devices that characterize fascist discourse to understand the nature...  Read More >>

Considering whether the numbers in music add up  Read More >>

The CSB Holy Bible for Kids, Large Print, Economy Edition features easy-to-read 10-point type, a fun and engaging...  Read More >>

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The rural church is facing a crisis. Churches are struggling to find pastors, and many are being closed by denominations...  Read More >>

In Redemptions, D. Brandt draws readers into six poetic cycles that follow the soul's quiet struggles and discoveries--from...  Read More >>

The current meta crisis--hastening authoritarianism, regional wars, the cost of living crisis, climate collapse,...  Read More >>

Does God still like me if I'm good? Even people who grew up in the kingdom of God still have questions about their...  Read More >>

Between Grace and Grit is a lyrical memoir of growing up inside the charged crossroads of faith, family, and social...  Read More >>

This rigorous academic work compellingly explores the profound connections between Melchizedek and key biblical...  Read More >>

The case for atheism is being vigorously advanced today throughout the world of social media and in a flurry of...  Read More >>

For those who revere Isa al-Masih (Jesus Christ) as a prophet and messenger of God, this book invites you to know...  Read More >>

Fulton J. Sheen's Life of Chrrist illuminates the central truth of the Incarnation. Namely, that in the life of...  Read More >>

From the Marginalian creator and bestselling author Maria Popova, a bold exploration of what makes a meaningful...  Read More >>

Frederick Douglass' fame as an activist and abolitionist often eclipses his less appreciated work as a political...  Read More >>

A global, cross-media rethinking of drag - gender, race, and power from court spectacle to memes.  Read More >>

Documenting the author's experiences in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Tony Rossiter offers a revealing and fascinating...  Read More >>

The Innovation and influence of the first children’s museums in the US When it opened in 1899, the Brooklyn Children’s...  Read More >>

The piano has proved to be a remarkable survivor, and this book explores its beauty, significance and enduring legacy....  Read More >>