Most Popular Books by James Barry

"No nation has won more FIFA World Cups than Brazil-five in all! This upper-elementary title follows Pelé, Romário, Zico, Neymar, and more through nail-biting matches as the Canary Squad "sambas" its way to soccer fame"--

7 engaging short stories of life in America the way it was or might have been, all with delightful and interesting characters, captured in compelling story lines. Plus one Bonus story for teens to Adults Each story will leave you wanting more. 1) Did Marty Grogan Lie? This story takes place in the town of Veracity, Massachusetts, where lying is unacceptable. 2) The Summer Kid It's the incredible story of young Nipsy Pickle 3)The Days of Cap Guns and Cracker Jacks The story of a young boy that wanted to be a hero, and became one. 4) Far Away Places The story of one's wanderlust, developed in early childhood 5) Oswego Snow The story of love and survival. 6) The Chenango River Rat The story of teenage love and learning to grow up. 7) The Phantom Phenom A football star quarterback turns a losing North Dakota high school team into state champions. There is a reporter that thinks he has done the same thing, every ten years, over the last forty years. Bonus Story for teens to Adults 8) Coal Country Sad Songs The story of heart break and pain in a small coal town in West Virginia

"Italy has won four FIFA World Cups-second only to soccer giant Brazil! This upper-elementary title follows the "Azzurri" through thrilling soccer action as they seek a fifth FIFA World Cup"--

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A guide to the recipients of the Army Long Service and Good Conduct medals between 1830 and 1848. Divided by regiment and indexed by surname, this book lists the date of the collection of the medal, from whom and where collected, rank, and hometown. Biographical notes may be included in the listing. Where medals have appeared in the market full details are shown. The roll has been cross-referenced to show Waterloo, MGS and Army of India medal entitlement.

With a little knowledge and a lot of practice, you can do more than just sound more professional when you skillfully use commas, semicolons, and other forms of punctuation. You can, importantly, become more persuasive. That’s what students who have taken Professor Patrick Barry’s classes at the University of Michigan Law School, the University of Chicago Law School, and the UCLA School of Law have learned, as have the over 100,000 people who have enrolled in his online course “Good with Words: Writing and Editing” on the educational platforms Coursera and FutureLearn. Now, thanks to this book, you can undergo that same rhetorical transformation. Punctuation doesn’t have to be a pain point. When properly mastered, it can be a powerful tool for all kinds of advocates.