Joe Jacobs Bücher

Exploring the rich history of the Kahnawake Mohawks, the author shares personal reflections intertwined with the tribe's significant past in North America. Drawing parallels between the Mohawk experience and his own journey, he examines the challenges of maintaining cultural identity in a predominantly white society. The narrative highlights the balance between heritage and modernity, exemplified by Mohawk steel workers who navigate the heights of New York City. This story offers a unique perspective on the complexities of being both Mohawk and part of the contemporary world.

Anyone who is interested in keeping birds, poultry and other outdoor varieties of caged animal will know that the most expensive part of their hobby is probably purchasing the housing. However, for a modest financial outlay it is possible to make your own livestock housing. This practical book shows you how to do it.

Jack Wilshere's journey from a young talent in Hitchin to a key player for both Arsenal and the England national team showcases his remarkable skill and determination. Discovered by Arsenal at nine, he rose through the ranks, embodying the qualities of legendary players like Vieira and Beckham. His story reflects the dreams of aspiring footballers and highlights the significance of grassroots development in English football. Wilshere's emergence represents not only personal achievement but also a pivotal moment in the history and future of the sport in England.