Bao Tran Luu

The Struggle for Male Identity in Postmodern America — Lessons from ‘Fight Club’ and ‘The Talented Mr. Ripley’ The first rule of Fight Club is: you do not talk about Fight Club.” But more than 25 years after its release, people are still talking — not just about the basement brawls, but about what the story says about men, identity, and the hollow promises of the American Dream.

A Dive into the Blue In stock Quantity discount For bulk discounting, please call Customer Service at 877-373-0706 and ask about our Corporate Sales Program. Buy on "First, there is the blue that stretches in front of you . . ." As a small girl stands at the edge of a diving board, she fears the drain at the bottom of the pool will swallow her up.

A beautifully moving picture book that reminds us that wherever we move—across the sea or across the neighborhood—we can always keep growing . . . just like wildflowers. After being uprooted from their home in Vietnam, young Hà is happy with her new life at the refugee camp. But today is Moving Day! And while the rest of the family is excited to head to their "forever home" in America, Hà doesn’t want to leave.