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faux plant in black pot Faux Pothos Table Plant in Black Pot

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faux plant in black pot Faux Pothos Table Plant in Black PotCommonly known as the Devils Ivy, the Pothos plant is native to French Polynesia and is regarded as one of the simple beauties of the plant kingdom. It is a vine plant with heart shaped leaves, long stems, and a cascading form that adds shape and progression to any room it decorates. The Pothos plant is also not limited to the ground instead, it can hang anywhere and transform even the ceiling and the walls.

Commonly known as the Devil’s Ivy, the Pothos plant is native to French Polynesia and is regarded as one of the simple beauties of the plant kingdom. It is a vine plant with heart-shaped leaves, long stems, and a cascading form that adds shape and progression to any room it decorates. The Pothos plant is also not limited to the ground instead, it can hang anywhere and transform even the ceiling and the walls.

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iskandar
Draper, US
★★★★★ 5
african history
Format: Paperback
great african history that should be taught in american schools
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2021
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Teresa Williams
Charlottesville, US
★★★★★ 5
Ancient Africa Kingdom
Format: Kindle
The information provided gives a great overview on the past, I would recommend this book for the young people to know the true history!
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Priscilla C Giles
Massapequa, US
★★★★★ 5
Knowing my history.
Format: Paperback
Learning things about Africa I was not aware of
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2021
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leslie t. byrd
Battle Creek, US
★★★★★ 5
Learning history
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Exactly what I was looking for
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etymologik
Bozeman, US
★★★★★ 2
Great idea, great cover, poor execution
Format: Paperback
This is a great idea that was badly done. On the production side, insufficient glue in the binding causes pages to fall out when you turn them - dozens of pages, not just one or two. This is surprising given the good quality of the paper and cover. As for content, the writing is very poor & shallow. I'm reminded of a high school essay by poor student unfamiliar with history who is looking looking up the subject matter on Wikipedia as they go but leaving out all the good stuff. For example, we get a king list for Kush spread over several pages, but virtually no actual history -- despite the fact that all of Egypt was there to quote from for at least the enemy's side of the story, and Assyrian sources could have been cited as well. I don't gain much new information from the 50th repetition of "nobody knows this" and "nobody knows that." A real historian can impost structure on the unknowns by showing the archaeology or citing history & folklore & epigraphs. This could have been presented in simple high school language, outlining the alternative possibilities from the little we do know, and explaining how we know what little we know. Photographs of actual ruins and art would help. Unfortunately the subject matter is really not touched. Too bad. This could have been a very good project.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2021

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