Ordinary Heroes: The World Knows Little of Its Greatest Heroes

Ordinary Heroes: The World Knows Little of Its Greatest Heroes
ISBN-10
0768325706
ISBN-13
9780768325706
Series
Ordinary Heroes
Category
Conduct of life
Pages
124
Language
English
Published
2003-04
Publisher
Cedco Publishing Company
Authors
Flavia Weedn, Lisa Weedn

Description

The teacher with infinite patience, the caregiver with compassion, the friend with the ready ear, the mother with the hard-won wisdom--these are among the ordinary heroes honored in this beautiful new coffee table book.

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