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Against hate / by Emcke, Carolin,1967-author.; Crawford, Tony,translator.; translation of:Emcke, Carolin,1967-Gegen den Hass.English.;
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subjects: Hate.; Fanaticism.; Racism.; Nationalism.; Cultural pluralism.; Toleration.;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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What's the difference? / by Richards, Doyin,1974-;
Photographs and simple text celebrate friendship, diversity, and acceptance.LSC
Subjects: Multiculturalism; Toleration; Friendship;
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Gardening for acidic soils : working with nature to create a beautiful andscape / by Boland, Todd,author.; Ellison, Jamie,author.;
Acidic soils are widespread throughout North America, especially in humid regions or areas with high precipitation such as the eastern seaboard and the Pacific Northwest. However, little assistance is available on how to garden specifically with acidic soils. In fact, most advice concerns how to make acidic soil less so. Todd Boland and Jamie Ellison take a different approach; they believe in working with nature, rather than trying to change it. A wide variety of ornamental plants, both native and exotic, thrive in acidic soil conditions or require them to survive. This book helps you develop gardens that takes advantage of acidic soil conditions, a feature that has too often been considered a detriment. Gardening on Acidic Soils concentrates on building sustainable gardens that include a broad range of shrubs, woody plants, and perennials. These fascinating plants have a myriad of ornamental attributes with specific survival strategies for thriving in acidic soil conditions. This book includes: The chemistry of acidic soil and plant adaptations. Hints and advice on specialized acidic gardens, including peat, bogs, and woodlands. Plant portraits--trees, shrubs, vines, perennials, grasses, and ferns-- to help you create a beautiful landscape on acidic soil.
Subjects: Acid-tolerant plants.; Garden soils.; Gardening.; Plants; Plant-soil relationships.;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Speaking of race : why everybody needs to talk about racism - and how to do it / by Headlee, Celeste Anne,1969-author.;
Includes bibliographical references."A guide to having productive conversations about race"--
Subjects: Intercultural communication.; Multiculturalism.; Race relations.; Race.; Racism.; Toleration.;
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Waterwise garden : sustain your garden through drought & flood / by Massey, Tom(Garden designer),author.;
Truly successful and sustainable gardens depend on one thing: water. Whether you have too much or not enough, water is at the root of your garden, bringing life to plants, the soil, and biodiversity. But with our changing climate, extreme weather events, and limited resources, how do you make a beautiful, useful, and long-term waterwise garden? Discover how to design a garden that will use water efficiently, work out the water flow in your garden, the key plants to grow for a changing climate, and how planting can be used to soak up excess water. This is the ultimate guide to dealing with water anywhere you garden. Whether dealing with flash flooding or ongoing summer droughts, creating sustainable drainage solutions or designing a container pond, now is the time to make your garden waterwise.
Subjects: Drought-tolerant plants.; Gardening.; Gardens; Plants; Water efficiency.; Xeriscaping.;
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Futureproof your garden : environmentally sustainable ways to grow more with less / by Stewart, Angus,author.; Stewart, Emma,author.;
A practical guide to creating and maintaining a water-efficient garden, including a comprehensive photographic plant directory, and insights into sustainable design, in big and small spaces. Welcome to your essential guide for creating healthy, sustainable, water-wise gardens and landscapes. Futureproof your garden is a go-to resource for anyone who wants expert advice on how to use, capture and store water efficiently in times of drought or deluge. Angus and Emma help you to choose plants that not only suit your personal style, but that can adapt to changing environments. A photographic plant directory is packed with information on what to plant where, and the pair share design know-how that's adaptable to outdoor spaces of all sizes. Soil care is considered in comprehensive detail, and photo essays offer step-by-step garden DIY how-tos-including wicking beds, capillary watering, deep irrigation and ollas. Make the most of a guide to plant selection that equips you to create landscapes that are functional, beautiful and resilient, covering techniques for ornamental, habitat and edible gardens.
Subjects: Drought-tolerant plants.; Gardening; Gardening.; Gardens; Sustainable agriculture.; Sustainable horticulture.; Xeriscaping.;
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The Freedom Writers diary : how a teacher and 150 teens used writing to change themselves and the world around them / by Freedom Writers.; Gruwell, Erin,author.; Filipović, Zlata,writer of foreword.;
Subjects: Diaries.; Teenagers; Toleration;
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Someone : a story of acceptance / by Ostrowski, Jay.; Ostrowski, Bodie.;
Looking for Somebody to play with at recess, Someone learns he can choose from Anyone, Anybody, Everybody, Somebody, or Nobody.Ages 3-5.LSC
Subjects: Play; School recess breaks; Toleration;
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Fawn's blood : a novel / by Schrieve, Hal,author.;
When Silver goes missing, his best friend Fawn sets out to find him and crosses paths with Rachel, a newly turned vampire with a vampire-hunting mother, and together, the two teens become entangled in a blood-soaked resistance against vampire slayers and anti-trans violence as they navigate love, identity, and survival in a world that wants them erased.015-017.Grades 10-12.
Subjects: Young adult fiction.; Transgender fiction.; Queer fiction.; Vampire fiction.; Paranormal fiction.; Fantasy fiction.; Novels.; Missing persons; Toleration; Transgender people; Vampires; Missing persons; Toleration; Transgender people; Vampires;
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Lila and the crow / by Grimard, Gabrielle.; Ayer, Paula.;
When Lila moves to a new town she can't wait to start school and make new friends, but on her first day, a boy in her class mocks her dark hair and skin and calls her a crow. Ashamed of being different, Lila tries to cover herself up, until an encounter with a mysterious crow helps her see that her beauty lies in the differences she tries to hide.LSC
Subjects: Loneliness; Toleration; Schools; Crows;
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