Five books

Today I found five books from my classmate there are very differences those topics. Alnawmasi, Sultan F has “Now Is the Time for Running” (1) also, I found on page 15 “You know what sacrifices were made for the freedom we now enjoy” I do not know if he enjoy when he read it. Galkina, Elena V   has “Loud and Clear” (2) than I found on page 15 “A costly plan of action may prove to be the ideal solution in a given situation” I thought she like it because she is studying Biasness International. Ouedraogo, Jonathan T has “How To Talk Minnesotan” (3) so, in page 15 is “Many cooks substitute pickled herring for the hamburger and use cream of mushroom soup instead of Cheese Whiz as a topping” I do not worry about him if he read it or not. Sengwiza, Loris has “U.S. Economic Policy Toward Africa” (4) and again in page 15 is “For instance the foreign aid appropriations legislation for 1991 declared in part that the purpose of DFA was to help the poor majority of men and women in sub-Saharan Africa to participate in a process of long-term development through economic growth that is equitable, participatory, environmentally sustainable, and self-reliant” I thought he enjoy with it. Toure, Mohamed L has "Islam Without Fear" (5) in page 15 is “With exaggerated seriousness, the prominent Islamist columnist Ahmed Bahgat reports in al Ahram of August 13, 1995, on “breaking news” from the art world” finally I like this book because it’s talk about my religion.

 

Work cited

1-      Willaims, Michael, Now is the time for running, New York and Boston2011, page 4.

2-      Morrisey, G. (April 1997, fourth ed.). Loud and Clear, New York, USA: Addison-Westly Publishing, Inc.

3-      Mohr, Howard. (August 4th, 1987). How to Talk Minnesotan: A visitor's Guide. New York, USA: Penguin Group.

4-       Herbst, Jeffrey Ira, COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS PRESS, New York 1992.

5-      Baker, Raymond William, 1942, Islam Without Fear, HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS in Boston and London in 2003.