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• Title : The Funny Side of Death: A Look at the Funny Side of Death From the Eyes of Retired Funeral Home and Cemetery Owner, Lee B. Downs
• Author : Lee B. Downs
• Rating : 4.53 (474 Vote)
• Publish : 2016-10-28
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 148 Pages
• Asin : 143890231X
• Language : English

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Even though I have read this series before, after reading and absolutely loving the first book in graphic novel form, I knew I needed to read them all over again in the same way.It is amazing how much I had forgotten that the graphic novels helped me to remember. My girls are absolutely inthrawled with the plots, and the older one is starting to read them on her own!Start on book one as the story builds from one book to the next.. This book wades into it. The more poetic titles, at least of the English-language version, may have been used because a translation of an earlier work had been published already as "Patterns in Comparative Religion."I think that it remains useful, although according to the classicist Fritz Graf it "remains as superficial as it is dogmatic" ("Magic in the Ancient World," page 264, note 15). But as time goes on, Grandma is able to do less and less until one day, Sadie and Ori realize they must try to give back to one who has always given so much to them.The story is fun and accessible, with bright, playful illustrations by Julie Fortenberry. There is Enforcers, Mages, Wolves, Witches, Demon and Humans OH My! This series have a amazing flow of words that's fast pace and well writt