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Love and Friendship
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From the age of eleven until she was eighteen, Jane Austen wrote her tales in three notebooks. The notebooks still exist – one in the Bodleian Library; the other two in the British Museum. They include Love and Freindship, written when Jane was fourteen.
Under the Redwoods
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As night crept up from the valley that stormy afternoon, Sawyer's Ledge was at first quite blotted out by wind and rain, but presently reappeared in little nebulous star-like points along the mountain side, as the straggling cabins of the settlement were one by one lit up by the miners returning from tunnel and claim.
Silver and Stone
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Getting into prison is easy. Getting out is hard. Getting away is nearly impossible. Getting the power to control your own destiny might cost everything you have. Emmeline, Matilda, and Patrick are sworn to rescue Patrick's mother from the infamous Female Factory prison, but when a vengeful police officer tracks down their hideout, things get worse fast. Soon they're framed for a double murder and fighting a magical monster in the eerie and unfamiliar island of Tasmania. Patrick's mother hides crucial papers in a tin under her prison smock, and her best friend Fei Fei is dying in the overcrowded prison. More than one woman's life hangs in the balance.
Helen with the High Hand
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In the Five Towns human nature is reported to be so hard that you can break stones on it. Yet sometimes it softens, and then we have one of our rare idylls of which we are very proud, while pretending not to be. The soft and delicate South would possibly not esteem highly our idylls, as such. Nevertheless they are our idylls, idyllic for us, and reminding us, by certain symptoms, that though we never cry there is concealed somewhere within our bodies a fount of happy tears.
Snack Stories: 22 Short Tasty Stories
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Are you hungry for a new story? This selection of bite-sized short stories might just be the perfect treat for you.? Every man and one thought, every thought and one story. Romantic, humorous, entertaining and touching, the whole world in your hands. Ordinary and extraordinary people share their thoughts and their moments through the pages of 22 mini stories. Luke, Rosalie, little lady Lee, are may be some of your friends or your neighbors. Maybe your alter ego in a parallel universe. This is a chance to know them. Rose Politi's stories will make you laugh, cry and think about the world around us.?Bon Appétit!?
A Ward of the Golden Gate
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In San Francisco the rainy season had been making itself a reality to the wondering Eastern immigrant. There were short days of drifting clouds and flying sunshine, and long succeeding nights of incessant downpour, when the rain rattled on the thin shingles or drummed on the resounding zinc of pioneer roofs. The shifting sand-dunes on the outskirts were beaten motionless and sodden by the onslaught of consecutive storms; the southeast trades brought the saline breath of the outlying Pacific even to the busy haunts of Commercial and Kearney streets.
What's in a Name
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Hari is the greatest thief that Taryaryo has ever known. Well, at least he was until he tried to steal a certain jewel from the most powerful wizard in the land. The theft went, uh, less than perfectly. Instead of the jewel, Hari finds he has stolen a curse. Now Hari has to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. All the time. Kind of career limiting for a thief. But Hari has a plan to win the jewel and rid himself of the curse. A plan that is also going less than perfectly. The wizard that Hari hired has just been killed by the demon that the wizard summoned, and that demon is about to eat Hari. At least things can’t get any worse. Can they?
Poems by Emily Dickinson, Volume 1
￥40.79
The verses of Emily Dickinson are produced absolutely without the thought of publication, and solely by way of expression of the writer’s own mind. Such verse must inevitably forfeit whatever advantage lies in the discipline of public criticism and the enforced conformity to accepted ways.
The Princess of Babylon
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The aged Belus, king of Babylon, thought himself the first man upon earth; for all his courtiers told him so, and his historians proved it. We know that his palace and his park, situated at a few parafangs from Babylon, extended between the Euphrates and the Tigris, which washed those enchanted banks. His vast house, three thousand feet in front, almost reached the clouds. The platform was surrounded with a balustrade of white marble, fifty feet high, which supported colossal statues of all the kings and great men of the empire.
The Red Bird
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Aurora Award Finalist.? When the Shogun’s soldiers burn his village and kill his parents, young Asai is rescued by a strange red hawk and led to a fabled temple. Here, he trains under Ikada, the Warrior of the Red Bird and seeker of the Hidden Light. Asai will be the last Warrior, and unless he can succeed where all other Warriors have failed—to discover the Hidden Light—then his people will suffer a thousand years of misery. But when Sawako, a beautiful young woman, challenges him, Asai must choose between his heart, his people, and his destiny. "I loved this tale. ... It has the feel of a myth or legend about a boy who finds that his destiny is closely entwined with the destiny of a people. But rather than repeat a tale we’ve all read before, the author has written something subtly new. … Honestly, I could have read it forever. The ending was that perfect combination of sadness and hope." —SF Crowsnest Review "A spellbinding piece of writing set in a Japan-that-never-was that is both well-plotted and elegantly paced" —Strange Horizons "A superbly told, involving, and brilliantly paced short story, complete with an ending made more tragic by its inevitability... Worth the price of the issue." —Tangent Online "A mini-epic about a young boy named Asai and the phoenix that saves him from death while his village is being raided... If you love Japanese and Samurai stories, this one will give you goose bumps." —Tangent Online "Powerful, moving and not quite predictable (A+)" —Fantasy Book Critic "A wonderfully recounted story, with an excellent pace and a perfect ending." —Bibliopolis
Les Cenci
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Le don Juan de Molière est galant sans doute, mais avant tout il est homme de bonne compagnie; avant de se livrer au penchant irrésistible qui l'entra?ne vers les jolies femmes, il tient à se conformer à un certain modèle idéal, il veut être l'homme qui serait souverainement admiré à la cour d'un jeune roi galant et spirituel.
The Black And the White
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The adventure of the youthful Rustan is generally known throughout the whole province of Candahar. He was the only son of a Mirza of that country. The title of Mirza there is much the same as that of Marquis among us, or that of Baron among the Germans. The mirza, his father, had a handsome fortune. Young Rustan was to be married to a mirzasse, or young lady of his own rank. The two families earnestly desired their union. Rustan was to become the comfort of his parents, to make his wife happy, and to live blest in her possession.
Going Harvey in the Big House
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Aurora Award Finalist. The Builders had made the House generations ago, to shelter the remnants of humanity from the poisons of the Outside. The Inners, the direct descendants of the Builders, now rule the House. The House protects the People, and the Inners protect the House. And Smoothers are the arms and legs of that protection. Big G is a Smoother, ensuring that the daily activities of the House are not interrupted by "Harveys," citizens who suffer violent mental breakdowns in the claustrophobic House. But when Big G discovers a strange photograph of blue and white swirls of nothingness during a Harvey call, it leads him to world within the world he thought he knew—and a world outside it as well. "I first read this story in a workshop nearly a decade ago. Since then, Doug sold it to a number of different markets and it was a finalist for Canada’s prestigious Aurora Award. Now it’s out in e-book format. I read a lot, as you can tell, and I don’t remember most stories the next day, let alone decades later. The images and the power of the story have stayed with me all this time. That’s one of the strongest recommendations I can give."—Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Recommended Reading List, Aug 2011 "Hands down, my favourite story … I’ve always been fascinated by the concept of a city that encompasses what we know of the known world. … Smith’s version, the ‘House,’ is well conceived, but as always, it’s his characters that drive the story. Big G is pitch perfect. Every aspect of his personality is just spot on. Though he’s not a completely accessible character, portrayed as being not as intelligent as a more usual protagonist, he is completely there and three-dimensional and his reactions and motivations are plausible. It works! The ending is just right. It couldn’t have been any other way..." —SF Crowsnest Reviews "Going Harvey in the Big House" fed into my natural fears, suspicions, and all-round disillusionment with authority. Thereafter, I began an inquiry. I read Orwell’s 1984, Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale, Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, Zamyatin’s We, Huxley’s Brave New World… "Going Harvey in the Big House" led me to places I thought I’d never be, culminating eventually in sweat-soaked nightmares about a post-apocalyptic world." —Cicada
Expendable
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Children with no birth records and a soldier with PTSD together must define the value of human life. Jenna Mosier is on a mission to save her murdered sister’s child. Estranged for ten years after a bitter fight, the trail is as cold as her dead sibling. The only glimmer of hope is the place her sister’s body and a ten-year old boy were abandoned…the backyard of Reed Adler, retired Marine Special Ops. Working together, Jenna and Reed piece together a mystery involving missing children and biogenetics research..and find they have more than justice and revenge in common. But the closer they get to answers, and each other, the more deadly the game becomes. With their hearts and lives on the line, they must decide what they are willing to risk to save one young boy. This is the first book in a new suspense series where a group of former Marines become Shadow Finders. They help find those who have disappeared, have no identity, or are presumed dead.
No hay lugar para los ángeles caídos (Edición en Espa?ol)
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En los albores del tiempo, dos antiguos adversarios lucharon por el control de la tierra. Un hombre se puso de pie al lado de la humanidad. Un soldado cuyo nombre recordamos hasta el día de hoy... El Coronel de las Fuerzas Especiales Angelicales, Mikhail Mannuki'ili, despierta, herido mortalmente en su nave estrellada. La mujer que salvó su vida tiene habilidades que le parecen familiares pero, sin memorias de su pasado, ?no puede recordar por qué! Las profecías del pueblo de Ninsianna describen a un campeón alado, una Espada de los Dioses que defenderá a su pueblo contra un Maligno. Mikhail insiste en que no es ningún demi-dios, pero su extra?a habilidad para matar dice lo contrario. El mal susurra a un príncipe malhumorado. Una especie agonizante busca evitar la extinción. Y dos emperadores, atrincherados en sus antiguas ideologías, no pueden ver la amenaza más grande en este relato de ciencia-fantasía de la historia más épica de la humanidad sobre la batalla entre el bien y el mal, el choque de imperios e ideologías y el superhéroe más grande en caminar por la Tierra, El Arcángel Mikhail. *BONIFICACI?N ESPECIAL: Incluye la novela que relata el origen de la historia, “Héroes de la Antigüedad: Episodio 1x01”. ?Este libro NO es ficción religiosa! Lengua espa?ola - Spanish Language
Steampunk Heart: A Steampunk Mystery
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In 1866 La Crosse, Wisconsin bustled with pioneers heading west. Airships and paddle wheelers crossed the great Mississippi River. Inventors flourished. In 1866, Zula Smith began life on a lab table hidden deep in a limestone cave outside of La Crosse. Not quite human. Not quite Other. Then what? When murder threatens all that she knows Zula must find the killer or lose everything. This steampunk mystery set in one of the first gateways to the American west, pulls the reader in with its vibrant portrayal of alternate history in the Victorian era.
The Storming: Full Disclosure 2
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Ana Alvarsson isn't a child anymore. She's done following the rules. "Listen to your elders. Let the grown-ups take care of things. Be a good girl. Be perfect."But Ana's too mad to bother trying to behave. Her parents have exiled her to Aeden to study and meditate with Airmed the Ancient while her boyfriend has been kidnapped by some seriously evil warpers. Every night, he haunts her dreams. How long can David survive the warpers' experiments? No one wants Ana to go after him; they say it's just too dangerous for a newly awakened water fae. Ana's got the perfect plan to rescue him, and it's only got one flaw... her.FULL DISCLOSURE is the third YA fantasy series from Ellis Logan, blending sinister alien activities with Logan's signature fae magic and paranormal excitement. If you liked Roswell, Mind Readers, The Shannara Chronicles, The Magesterium or The Mortal Instruments, you'll love this series.
No Mistakes Grammar for Kids: Much and Many
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How many times have you heard your kids misuse much and many. If it's once, it's too many. It may be time to get them help. Let Queen Shinobi teach them a thing or two.? Everyone knows pigs are smart. And Shinobi is one of the smartest. She's been around for twenty-four years, so she's learned a thing or two. She even went to school one time.? And if you think the children know much and many, how about then and than. I know they get that mixed up. Get the book and watch them learn. Their education is worth a few bucks. ?
Desert Star
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Spencer Reed returns, this time visting her grandfather in lovely, warm, and arid Tucson. A nice change from a snowy winter in Minnesota. She takes her grandfather to Wind Star Ranch, a horse ranch and assisted care facility on the edge of the Saguaro Desert, where he plans to spend the remainder of the winter. Nice place. Nice people. Until one of them ends up dead. Murdered in her sleep. Join Spencer in the beautiful Arizona desert as she scrambles to find a killer and locate a lost fortune in gold.
Heart Ward: An Inner Origins Companion Novella
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Alec's been hurt before. As a child, he discovered the ravaged bodies of his mother and sister dead at the hands of Dark Fae, and vowed never to love again. What will he do when a sassy parkour-running, krav-maga-kicking, viking-eyed goddess walks into his life? Can he resist the urge to give her his heart? Does he even want to try?Heart Ward, the Inner Origins companion novella, is a steamy dive deep into the heart of Alec Ward, champion of the Fae Light Guard. Experience first-hand Alec's inner struggle to let himself take a chance on love again. YA paranormal romance may be read on its own, or after Book 2 or 3 in the Inner Origins Fantasy series.
Jupiter Point Hotshots Box Set: Books 1-3: Books 1-3
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Welcome to Jupiter Point, where a sexy new crew of wildfire fighters has the whole town buzzing...SET THE NIGHT ON FIRECrew leader Sean Marcus is out to prove he’s no longer the troubled boy who left Jupiter Point after a night of violence. All he wants is to clear his name. Falling in love isn’t the plan, but everything changes when he sets eyes on his best friend’s sister Evie, all grown up and more gorgeous than ever. He’s the only one who knows her secret—but will she trust him to help heal her heart?BURN SO BRIGHTJosh Marshall is all about fun, firefighting and flirting. But there’s one woman who keeps him at arm’s length--honeymoon-planner extraordinaire Suzanne Finnegan. Her life plan has no room for someone she thinks is a player—until he’s injured rescuing a crewmate in a wildfire. Then she can’t resist a hometown hero who needs her help. Besides, if they’re so wrong for each other, why do the sparks between them burn so bright?INTO THE FLAMESHis hotshot crew knows him as Rollo, but to his family he’s Rollington Wareham III, a banking heir with responsibilities he can’t escape. His days of freedom are almost over, which means it’s the worst time to realize how sexy and adorable his friend Brianna is. Besides, Brianna’s comfort zone is with plants, not high society. But a limited-time fling can’t hurt, can it? Especially when they’re both sure it can’t possibly lead to anything…This box set includes Books 1-3 of the Jupiter Point series. Each book can easily be read alone, but you will find familiar characters and settings as you go.
