books about: geraldo (contemporary shakespeare dispatches)

books about: geraldo

books:

3 reviews
Eileen Spinelli

Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2004

Great for pre-schoolers and up
This is an entertaining book that incorporates historical figures that wore hats into the story. Very colorful illustrations make the story even more enjoyable! My children enjoyed it very much.

Exposing Myself

7 reviews
Geraldo Rivera

Bantam, 1992

A special kind of courage
Geraldo has a special kind of courage. It's not tangible or ever really evident, but trust me, it's there. He hides it behind his mustache. A heart and a soul that aren't bound by spiritual limitations, Geraldo isn't really a credible broadcaster, but I defy you to tell me that he's not oozing with Latin charm ... or is that man sweat?

His Panic

50 reviews

Penguin, 2008

Serious Stuff From Geraldo
All these years I thought Geraldo Rivera was just a big ol' bull thrower. My most humble apologies to you, Geraldo. This has to be required reading for every American seriously and sincerely considering the immigration issues confronting our nation today. Xenophobes need not apply. Nothing Rivera says here is going to alter the racist mindset reflected in the ranting of demagogues like ...

Shakespeare's Cross-Cultural Encounters

1 review
Geraldo U. de Sousa

Palgrave Macmillan, 2002

Great book -- unique viewpoints
Having been in his class while he was working on this book, I especially loved reading it. It's an interesting way to look at the plays, and keeps you reading...

All Aboard for Dreamland!

3 reviews
Melanie Harby

Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2008

All Aboard for Dreamland!
This is a delightful book that takes your child on a journey from wakefulness to sleep, on a very clever train ride. We go from Wiggletown, the town of Yawwwwwn, Groggy Grove and Snuggly Cove, and other sleepy stops along the way, to the final destination...Dreamland. I bought this book for my three year old Grandson, and he absolutely loves it. We can never stop at just one reading, he has to ...

Shakespeare: A Study and Research Guide

1 review
David Moore Bergeron, Geraldo U. De Sousa

University Press of Kansas, 1995

An outstanding guide
"A classic in the field; in fact, it has the field to itself. Every scholar in Shakespeare studies knows about this volume."--William Carroll, author of *The Metamorphoses of Shakespearean Comedy* I am certain that this book does indeed have the field to itself; and the assertion that every scholar in Shakespeare studies knows about this volume is probably no exaggeration either. This is a truly ...

When You Are Happy

8 reviews
Eileen Spinelli

Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2006

Joy and Love in Poetry and Pictures
My three-year old daughter and I first enjoyed this book by borrowing it from our local library. It only took one reading to realize that this was one for our home library. The poetic text is sweet without being saccharine. The words convey all the ways a family loves a child through thick and thin with humor and a touch of reverence. I was intially unsure whether my daughter would be engaged ...

Contemporary American Success Stories: Famous People of Hispanic Heritage : Geraldo Rivera, Melissa Gonzalez, ...

1 review
Barbara J. Marvis

Mitchell Lane Publishers, 1995

Very educational!!
Good for school instruction about diversity inUSA

African Trypanosomiasis Gambiense, Italy.(DISPATCHES): An article from: Emerging Infectious Diseases
Zeno Bisoffi, Anna Beltrame, ...

Thomson Gale, 2005

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