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Multicultural Books

When Greg Mortenson traversed Pakistan’s rugged terrain in 1993, it was to climb and conquer the indomitable K2. He left the country without conquering the peak, yet he left with something more important – a promise. A remote village called Korphe had taken in the weary mountaineer and helped him recover after an arduous expedition.

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Three Cups of Tea

When Greg Mortenson traversed Pakistan’s rugged terrain in 1993, it was to climb and conquer the indomitable K2. He left the country without conquering the peak, yet he left with something more important – a promise. A remote village called Korphe had taken in the weary mountaineer and helped him recover after an arduous expedition.

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Three Cups of Tea

The great old man (as he is lovingly called) of the Indian literature, or the symbol of it, is again back with a bang (he has this happy knack or habit of coming back and surprising us time and again). His new title, Absolute Khushwant, has been written in collaboration with Humra Quraishi, presents details about the life of Khushwant, his loves and work in great detail. Absolute Khushwant has been published by Penguin, which presents to us the contradictions of the man known as Khushwant with all the human elements intact – in short, all his life.

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Absolute Khushwant – The Low-Down on Life, Death by Khushwant Singh and Humra Quraishi

In Antigone, written by Sophocles, Antigone is a person who know’s exactly who she is and where she comes from and will stand by that, to the very end. This story shows a different type of commitment, a kind so deep that ends up being more important than one’s own life.

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How to Understand Antigone

Getting a copy of a galley copy of a potential best seller is always exciting. And, this time, I actually did some good by using the Youth First Texas support option.

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Review of All Gays Go to Heaven

The book ‘World Passport for Global Managers’ has been written by world renowned management consultant Walter Vieira purposely to acclimatise those who keep moving or are inclined to move from place A to B or from one country to another for business, study or travel. With examples from everyday interactions, learn all important basics about the characteristic behavior, etiquette and manners used in day-to-day life by people in different countries.

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Guide to Etiquette and Manners in Different Countries For Business and Students

The invisible Man touches on the controversial issue of race relations in America. Ellison’s highly acclaimed work also gives evidence of the identity crisis that all men of African descent are forced to face at some point in his life or another.

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The Visible Picture of the Invisible Man

The Hispanic and Latino market is on fire, there is a lot of spendable income there and they love personal electronics, and they are good voters. This is changing the dynamics in the United States and the way we live. This is one incredible consumer market segment that no business can neglect. Perhaps, it is for that reason that I have a very good book I’d like to recommend to you. The name of the book is; “The Latino Boom! – Everything You Need to Know to Grow Your Business in the US Hispanic Market,” by Chiqui Cartagena

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Never Underestimate the Latino Market Segment – The Latino Book is Here in the USA

The first African American to publish a book and achieve international recognition was Phillis Wheatley. Her first published poem appeared in 1767. Published literature by other African Americans followed.

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African American Literature – Beginning

Learning French was never an easier task to anyone until they lay their hands on the Berlitz Self-Teacher: French by Berlitz Editors. It is told by many users that it is one of the best books for a beginner to learn French.

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Berlitz Self Teacher – A Quick Review