Nicole Howard Livres

Focusing on the evolution of printed books, this volume explores their profound impact on civilization over centuries and across cultures. It examines the various skills and techniques involved in book creation, tracing the history of books from their origins to their global dissemination. By highlighting both forerunners and offshoots, the book aims to deepen readers' appreciation for the printed book as a significant technological advancement that shapes everyday life. This entry in the Greenwood Technographies series is informative for readers of all ages.

The volume includes a glossary of terms, a timeline of important events, and a selected bibliography of useful resources for further information.

Focusing on the early modern period, this book explores the intricate dynamics of sharing scientific ideas amidst evolving communication and technology. It offers insights for scholars of the history of the book, highlighting the challenges and innovations that shaped the dissemination of knowledge during this transformative era. The engaging narrative makes it accessible to a wide audience interested in the intersections of science, communication, and historical context.

Exploring the emotional turmoil of heartbreak, this book addresses the deep feelings of uncertainty, fear, and pain that accompany a broken heart. It encourages readers to navigate their healing journey and reclaim their strength, ultimately guiding them to embrace their identity as empowered individuals. Through faith and self-discovery, it offers insights on overcoming emotional crises and rising above the challenges of love lost.