Bøger af Anne Kane

With a twitch of his nose and floppy ears standing straight in the air, a lovable white mixed-breed senior pooch from the dog shelter named "Mighty Dog" aka "Pookie" becomes the fearless and humble Canine Superhero, Scruffy MacMuffin. Fur-raising trouble and adventure abound in his small town of Lake Carmel, NY. Come along with Scruffy MacMuffin, Canine Superhero as he anonymously does good deeds and helps his neighbors when they are in trouble. His packmates Zippy ZuZu, Mr. Woove and cousin Frankie help in the secret adventures, too!

A memoir of growing up in the 1930s and '40s in rural California before Silicon Valley and computers invaded our lives.

With a twitch of his nose and floppy ears standing straight in the air, a lovable white mixed-breed senior pooch from the dog shelter named Mighty Dog, a.k.a. Pookie becomes the fearless and humble Canine Superhero, Scruffy MacMuffin!Fur-raising trouble and adventure abound in his small town of Lake Carmel, NY.Come along with Scruffy MacMuffin, Canine Superhero as he anonymously does good deeds and helps his neighbors when they are in trouble. His packmates Zippy ZuZu, Mr. Woove, and Cousin Frankie help in the secret adventures, too!

Sexy Druid meets sassy Selkie with a fear of commitment.When Nikki's sister sends a modern day Druid to warn her about impending danger, the attraction is instant and mutual, but the Selkie is having none of his silly talk about destined mates. Her animal form is a free-spirited otter, and she fears the call of the wild might be too strong to allow her to settle down and raise a family. Her greatest fear is that the call of the ocean will lure her away from her family, and her children will suffer as she did when her own mother deserted her. But when the danger becomes all too real, Nikki's link with the sexy Druid is her only comfort, and she realizes some risks just might be worth taking.

This volume examines the critical factors and processes by which the Provisional Irish Republican movement campaign from 1969 to 1998 transformed a once acquiescent nationalist population in Northern Ireland into a counterpublic of resistance demanding national self-determination and social justice.

Author Anne Kane analyzes the intertwined cultural, political and social transformations that occur during historical events by focusing specifically on the case of the Irish Land War, a pivotal event in the formation of the modern Irish nation.