Arabic writers have long struggled to make sense of their love-hate relationship with those who colonized them, and this book explores that literary theme. Attar has taught English, Arabic and comparative literature in the United States, Canada, Algeria, Germany, Australia and Turkey, and has published extensively in English and Arabic in the areas of literary criticism, philosophy, migration and gender studies.Arabic writers have long struggled to make sense of their love-hate relationship with those who colonized them, and this book explores that literary theme. Attar has taught English, Arabic and comparative literature in the United States, Canada, Algeria, Germany, Australia and Turkey, and has published extensively in English and Arabic in the areas of literary criticism, philosophy, migration and gender studies.

Rosenblum, a psychology professor at the University of California at Riverside, reveals how blind mountain bikers can use echolocation to navigate trails and how people can follow a scent trail across a lawn. You don’t need to be a scientist to understand the concepts Rosenblum explains in his book.

Why give your knowledge and insights away when you can make a profit from them? Salz gives advice on choosing the most marketable content, maximizing registrations for your webinar, choosing the right technology platform and designing effective presentations. Salz says his book is the first-ever focused exclusively on attendee-funded webinars.

Bohrer, a first-grade teacher on Long Island, offers help on an important life skill: reading comprehension. Her book provides material that will help children from kindergarten through second grade think about what they read and then record their thoughts. Topics include identifying story elements, sequencing events, drawing conclusions and summarizing.