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From the author of "The Plot" is a new thrilling sci-fi tale from James Glover. Unleash your imagination and enter the wondrous Cosmic Carnival of Curiosities! Join Cal as he discovers a mysterious carnival hidden in the depths of space, filled with incredible rides and attractions beyond belief. But as Cal delves deeper into the carnival, he realises that all is not as it seems. With the help of the enigmatic Mr. Keeno, Cal must unravel the mysteries of the carnival and uncover its dark s...

Ahoy, Mateys! Brace yourselves for an exciting high-seas adventure with "Sally O'Malley and the Pirate Gold."This book has been carefully designed to delight all young readers, especially those with dyslexia or who experience other reading difficulties.We understand these challenges and have crafted the perfect adventure book to help children find a greater success in reading. The story of "Sally O'Malley and the Pirate Gold" is told over ...

This book is written for church laypersons with the purpose of aiding those who wish to become at least beginning novice of learned biblical knowledge and interpretation on their own, in order not to be primarily dependent upon others to disclose the biblical message to them.For too long, ministers have allowed the laity to rely primarily on Sunday school curriculum materials alone, or other canned (preprinted Bible study programs) to enable the biblical message to come alive in th...

This manuscript is the sequel to the Gilded Web, which was a suspense novel about two college seniors, one white and one black, returning home to New York in 1980 to graduate after spending their summer break in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. They are traveling at night when they hit something but found nothing in the darkness of the night when they got out of the car to investigate. They found nothing but reported the accident to the sheriff, Toby Reliford, in a remote southern town of 750 peop...

Five gripping novelisations of TV adventures set in perilous periods of Earth history.In The Reign of Terror, by Ian Marter, the First Doctor, Susan, Ian and Barbara find themselves in 18th Century Paris, in the midst of the terrifying French Revolution.In The Smugglers, by Terrance Dicks, villainous pirates roam the 17th Century Cornish coast, and the First Doctor, Polly and Ben become entangled in the dubious activities of the locals.

It's a race against time as Detective Superintendent Roy Grace tries to stop a grieving mother from taking the law into her own hands in Dead Man's Grip, by award winning crime writer Peter James.A university student is killed in a tragic traffic accident while riding their bicycle. When two of the drivers involved are hunted down by a sadistic killer, Grace knows that the third driver, Carly Chase, may be next.Carly, a solicitor, believes hiding i...

The lighthouse owner is dead. A mysterious set of circumstances. An accident, or an elaborate plot? Detective Adam Ware makes it his duty to find out the secrets behind this seaside town - and to reach the truth.

This book provides a basic introduction to geriatric telepsychiatry, including potential benefits and drawbacks of utilizing this treatment modality. The text discusses applications in academic, public, federal, and educational settings and suggests practical guidelines for implementing and maintaining a telepsychiatry program. As the elder population continues to grow over the next several decades, digital tools, including videoconferencing, will play a large role in meeting the needs of ...

The popularity and profile of African dance have exploded across the African diaspora in the last fifty years. Hot Feet and Social Change presents traditionalists, neo-traditionalists, and contemporary artists, teachers, and scholars telling some of the thousands of stories lived and learned by people in the field. Concentrating on eight major cities in the United States, the essays challenges myths about African dance while demonstrating its power to awaken identity, self-worth, ...

In "Crimes and Punishments," James Anson Farrer navigates the intricate intersections of morality, justice, and societal norms through the lens of Victorian England. The narrative unfolds with a keen attention to detail and rich character development, illustrating the tension between law and ethics as it probes the motivations behind crime and the efficacy of punishment. Farrer's literary style blends philosophical discourse with captivating storytelling, echoing the period's preoccupation...

In "The Diamond Lens," Fitz James O'Brien crafts a captivating narrative that explores the boundaries of science and imagination through the lens of microcosmic discovery. The novella, celebrated for its intricate style and vivid imagery, weaves together themes of obsession and the sublime beauty of the unseen world. O'Brien's prose is marked by a meticulous attention to detail, drawing readers into the protagonist's intense experience with a diamond lens that reveals extraordinary wonders...

In "The Sikhs," John James Hood Gordon presents a comprehensive examination of the Sikh community, tracing its historical, cultural, and spiritual evolution. With a blend of meticulous research and evocative prose, Gordon offers insights into Sikhism's foundational tenets, its socio-political developments, and its role in the broader tapestry of Indian history. The literary style is both informative and accessible, characterized by a narrative that weaves together historical analysis with ...