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  • av Rebecca McCaffery
    135

    This enchanting story tells of cousins discovering an injured reindeer whilst on a walk with their grandmother. They decide to take the reindeer home to help it recover where they are amazed at what the reindeer can do. They quickly discover that this is no ordinary reindeer. Something delightful awaits.

  • av Joan Lily Duffill
    125

    The summer seemed like it would never end, it had been a few weeks of blistering heat. Flame didn't do much except try and keep out of the sun and keep cool. She went through the bare trees onto the dry grasslands. She sneezed and let a small fire out of her large nostrils... oh my goodness! Quickly the fire caught the grass, help she thought. She raised herself into the air in panic and shot her fire high. She could see Erif over on Nezca. What was wrong over on Egar? thought Erif, but he knew; he could see the smoke! Erif quickly flew over to the flame. Oh dear, he had to think and think fast. He could see the fire might spread in time and destroy Egar. He needed help, they all did, Erif knew there was only one thing he could do...

  • av Pam Harris
    117

    For the grown-up people too. Sometimes things other people say to us can really affect us and make us feel a little bit out of sorts. Even if it's from the people we love. Clover the lamb realises, with the help of his friends, that he has to be true to himself and do what gives him joy and also embrace whatever makes his little heart soar. And ... never forget to bounce ... Not ever!

  • av Kayla J. Ford
    135 - 149

  • av Neil Willis
    179 - 319

  • av Shaakira Ally
    115

  • av Stephen Peter Oldham
    399 - 529

  • av PAUL HARRINGTON SR
    169 - 295,-

  • av Tammy Mentzer Brown
    135 - 179

  • av Joe Hajdu
    259

    Frankfurt is at the crossroads of Europe. It is where for a thousand years the major trade routes between Amsterdam-Milan and Paris-Moscow have intersected. Today it is where thousands of people arrive, depart and change flights every day. Trade, transport and finance have been the lifeblood of Frankfurt. But it has also been the home of an amazing series of people who have made their mark in Frankfurt, in Germany and if not the whole world. They include Johann Wolfgang von Goethe the Shakespeare of German culture, Sibylla Merian the pioneer of botanical art, Alois Alzheimer who gave his name to the degenerative illness, Käthe Paulus who invented the modern parachute and the philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer. The most famous citizen of Frankfurt has been the banker Mayer Amschel Rothschild, whose rags to riches story is one of the most astounding in all human history. Hajdu interweaves the life and work of these people with the history and present features of Frankfurt. The result is a rich tapestry of a fascinating and very colourful city.

  • av Tomas Leander
    159 - 269,-

  • av Olivia Thomason
    139 - 195,-

  • av M Lynn Taylor
    159,-

    Don't miss this book! You will laugh, you will cry. It will touch you and make you want more. The plain old West Texas boy who wrote these pages is a true storyteller. He "tells it like it is" with highlights of humor and extraordinary details. It is a funny and heart-warming look at survival, love of family, sex, and true love. The book recounts moments in Texas history, the Vietnam War, the newspaper industry and the world of litigation that touched his life and the lives of the rest of us. It is a must-read for anyone who has ever experienced depression personally, or been through severe depression with a loved one. You will get a new perspective on the way you think of suicide. When you turn to the last page you will want to sit down with the author and hear more!

  • av Naila Suraiya
    159 - 249

  • av Alison Rowell
    125

    Lilly and Ryan Baker are ten-year old twins, who with their Mum and Dad, live on Rainbow Island, which is a lighthouse island off the coast of North Queensland. Come and spend some time on Rainbow Island and enjoy the beaches and marine animals that they get to play with almost every day.

  • av Areebah Yasir Qazi
    105,-

  • av Anita Mulvey
    115,-

  • av Jane Russell
    119 - 285

  • av Brenda Seldon Amos
    129 - 192

  • av Grandma Ness
    139 - 285

  • av Emily Eskew
    129,-

    Papayo is a Peruvian puppy who enters each day with excitement as he conquers many adventures with which he is faced. From exploring the Andes Mountains along the Inca Trail, to daily chores on his small village farm readers get a glimpse into the lives of the free-roaming dogs in South America Papayo is a real puppy living outside of Cusco, and I had the pleasure of meeting him during my travels to Peru. My own heart felt compelled to share this story since Papayo reminded me so much of my own puppy, Felix, back home in Charlotte, North Carolina. Yet, they lived completely different lives. Children and families of all ages can enjoy

  • av Amy Meislin Pollack
    159 - 192

  • av Sharon Calhoun
    139 - 285

  • av Tom Lubben
    169 - 192

  • av James Goode
    133

    Do you suffer from depression? Did you suffer from a distressing childhood? I am here to tell you, my friend, that you are not alone. You try to catch yourself before you slip but you realize it is too late. I have a long history of depression, and nothing has helped me. As I got older, I had to face it on my own. I learned that I had to start living for myself alone and say no to depression. Figuring myself out and how to treat depression, I caught HIV. It triggered my depression to the extent that I isolated myself in the house for six months and lost everything! During the time I had with myself, I got to know who I really was. I developed a relationship with God and realized everything was on his time for a reason. I had to find peace within myself to help me cope with my depression. I started writing my feelings out about my life and where it all began. My life has tormented me so much that at times I forget who I am. But I can say I fight every day and admit to what I suffer from, so I can feel comfortable with myself. We all have our problems but never let your problems define who you are as a person. You are loved and you are somebody.

  • av James Arnett
    145 - 169

    Based on a true crime. Ashocking Prohibition-era murder in a dusty Saskatchewan border town inflames the publics suspicions about links between the politicians and Al Capone and the Chicago Mob. When rookie cop Jack Rosss investigation gets too close to the truth, hes pulled off the case. Then he goes rogue.

  • av Barbara Woodbury
    139 - 295

    The Orange Flag Man. Would you be nervous or scared of moving to a new town, going to a new school, or wondering if you would make new friends? Five new friends set off on an adventure and quickly become friends for life.

  • av Michael Gruenbaum
    133 - 145

    Young David has a school assignment to learn about Beethoven and his music. Fortunately, his grandfather can not only play Beethovens music for him, but he can also tell David the story of Beethovens life. David learns that Beethoven learned to play piano at age four and kept composing music his whole life, even after losing his hearing. David cant help but appreciate the man and his music, which people have been listening to and enjoying for more than 200 years.

  • av Edmund Schiavoni
    145 - 179

    A Novel. This first-rate, page-turning novel unfolds when the protagonist, Paul Stevens, attempts to take over the giant corporation that he is chief financial executive of by boldly initiating a proxy contest against its incumbent management. This plot teems with high adventure, political intrigue, and the avariciousness that the machinations of Wall Street and lust for power consume him with prior to committing this actand the havoc hes encumbered with after its execution. The idea for this story evolved from two phrases one, Sorrow is the seed of holiness, formulated by a now-deceased cardinal of the Roman Catholic

  • av Issam Ghazzawi
    159,-

    If you have not read or know anything about the legends of the Chocolate Hills in the Philippines and its tarsiers (species of small leaping primates found only on some of Southeast Asia islands, including the Philippines), then before you read even one more sentence in the book, you should know that the young Danilo, a son of a poor fisher, went along his friend Carlo on what they thought a fun trip to the Chocolate Hills in pursuit of free chocolates. This supposedly one-day fun trip to the hills through the beautiful sea and farmland sides of the Island of Bohol, quickly turned into a few months' terrible tragedy that devastated them, their families, and friends. This storybook will take you through unusual situations, adventures, unexpected incidents, funny incidents, affinity relationships, and unexpected encounters. This story recorded these unusual adventures. You, however, should decide whether you can possibly endure this mystical story.

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