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FLXers Write About Everything
Freelance Success subscribers are an amazingly versatile bunch, authoring books on a range of topics from sex to building fences. The titles featured here were all published in 2006. If you're looking for a gift or just something absorbing to read, take a spin through this collection. In an assortment this diverse, you're bound to find at least one title that you absolutely must add to your shelf.
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Great World War II Projects You Can Build Yourself by Sheri Bell-Rehwoldt. A comprehensive look at World War II, this activity book encourages children to re-create life in the 1940s while learning about compassion, teamwork, and sacrifice. Touching upon nearly every aspect of the war—from the leadership of Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt to the invention of new military technologies—a clear understanding of the causes and effects of World War II is provided through the hands-on creation of period-specific implements.