Matthew Price Livres

Focusing on the evolution of democracy, the book argues against the notion of the U.S. as an imperialist power, highlighting its pivotal role in promoting democratic values worldwide. It traces the journey from just six democracies at the dawn of the 20th century to a more democratic global landscape by its end, attributing this transformation to the vision and sacrifices of Americans. Matthew C. Price analyzes significant 20th-century conflicts to illustrate how American principles have profoundly influenced global politics and values.

Set in the small Judean town of Nazareth, this coming-of-age story follows a twelve-year-old boy as he navigates the challenges of family life and societal upheaval. Amidst the backdrop of Roman occupation and political unrest, he learns the family trade while facing the complexities of a world filled with ordinary and extraordinary figures. A pivotal visit to Jerusalem for his bar-Mitzvah catalyzes his transformation, revealing how an unassuming carpenter's apprentice can influence the future. The narrative explores universal human motives, appealing to readers of all faiths.

Designed to enhance learning, this student study guide and workbook complements Statistics Alive!, Third Edition, offering additional review and practice opportunities. It aims to strengthen students' skills and understanding, ensuring they master key concepts in their Introduction to Statistics course.

Engaging and accessible, this book offers essential content on statistical analysis through concise modules. Its conversational tone, complemented by anecdotal stories and humor, makes learning statistics enjoyable and memorable. Designed to keep students prepared and engaged, it effectively demystifies complex concepts, making them easier to understand.

Set against a backdrop of societal change, a young carpenter faces a life-altering decision as he navigates the challenges of impending marriage. The story explores themes of love and sacrifice in a world that is both perilous and unyielding, highlighting the struggle between personal desires and societal expectations.

Emma has always wanted to spend Christmas in America, just like she has seen in the Hallmark films she has watched. When the chance of a lifetime comes her way, she doesn't hesitate. Traveling on her own, she is both nervous and excited for the adventure ahead. Mistletoe is a small town in north Vermont where they go all out for Christmas, with decorations everywhere and plenty of activities for Emma to join in. It's the perfect place to spend Christmas. Hunter followed his girlfriend to New York but when things didn't work out, he decided to go home to Mistletoe and help his aunt in her bed and breakfast. With a freshly broken heart he doesn't expect to find love again so soon, but when Emma bumps into him its love at first sight. Will all of Emma's wishes come true?