contracts

"This book explores the issue of whether the government should pay reparations for slavery. It examines what those reparations might look like, and how they might change the lives of eligible Black Americans" -- Back cover.

"Twelve-year-old Jamal has always lived in his twin brother Malik's shadow. All he wants in the world is to know, just for one day, what it's like to be his more popular, more talented, and more confident brother. So when a mysterious man named Dr. Facilier appears and offers Jamal the opportunity to do just that, Jamal jumps at the chance. But when he wakes up the next morning to find his dream has come true, he learns it comes at a terrible cost"--Provided by publisher.

Describes the dangerous work done by military contractors, explaining what military contractors are and why they are needed, and discussing the benefits and challenges of the job.

Shrek, missing the days when people were afraid of ogres, makes a deal with Rumpelstiltskin, but his contract with the scheming deal-maker completely changes everything, and in order to make things right, he must win the love of Fiona, who has no recollection of the life they shared.

Shrek signs a contract with Rumplestiltskin to regain the ability to scare people with his roar, but discovers that living the life of an ogre again is not as easy as he thought.

Shrek, missing the days when people were afraid of ogres, makes a deal with Rumpelstiltskin, but his contract with the scheming deal-maker completely changes everything, and in order to make things right, he must win the love of Fiona, who has no recollection of the life they shared.

Uses examples drawn from ordinary life to provide information about the legal rights and obligations of individuals who are buying or selling. Discusses a variety of topics including warranties, credit cards, mail-order deliveries, and oral agreements.

Five cousins learn that their annual vacations to their grandmother's cottage may come to an end if she is unable to produce the deed to prove ownership and prevent a mining company from seizing the land, but since the elderly woman's memory is not what it used to be, the children search through their grandmother's recipes for clues to the whereabouts of the deed. Includes recipes.