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  • JULES VERNE Ultimate Collection: Science Fiction Classics, Action & Adventure Novels, Historical Works (Illustrated)

    Enriched edition. Imaginative Science Fiction Adventures and Historical Marvels

    Jules Verne's "Ultimate Collection: Science Fiction Classics, Action & Adventure Novels, Historical Works (Illustrated)" is an anthology that encapsulates the author's seminal contributions to the realms of science fiction and adventure literature. This compilation showcases Verne's characteristic blend of scientific rigor and imaginative storytelling, underscoring his visionary approach to the ... Read more

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  • Acing the ACT

    An Elite Tutor's Guide to Tricky Questions and Secret Strategies that Make a BigDifference

    A streamlined prep guide for the ACT featuring concise lessons that will boost scores dramatically by teaching students how the questions are asked and the best strategies for getting to the right answer quickly.In Acing the ACT, internationally renowned tutor Elizabeth King delivers a decade’s worth of secret insights for unlocking solutions to the trickiest questions on the ACT. She offers her ... Read more

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  • New Orleans the Place and the People

    The work presented here is a popular history of New Orleans published in 1895 and covering the entire history of the city down to that date. It is written in a vivid, discursive style.Not as well-known as some of her contemporaries—Mark Twain, George W. Cable, and Joel Chandler Harris, to name a few—author and historian Grace King (1851- 1932) was nonetheless highly praised in her own right. She ... Read more

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  • Balcony Stories

    Enriched edition. Stories of Love, Betrayal, and Redemption in Post-Civil War New Orleans

    In "Balcony Stories," Grace Elizabeth King weaves a vivid tapestry of life in New Orleans, capturing the essence of a vibrant city through a series of interconnected vignettes. Employing a rich, lyrical prose style, King's narratives reveal the subtleties of human relationships against the backdrop of the city's diverse cultural landscape. The stories, deeply rooted in the Southern Gothic ... Read more

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  • Outlaw

    Series Book 2 - A Tale of the Talhari
    Bleu Evans is a CVH, a certified vampire hunter, and she’s on her first Talhari assignment. Forsaken, the goth rock band, has made a name for themselves by playing the kind of hard edged music parents are afraid to let their children listen to. These four, darkly sexy men have employed the gimmick of vampirism to sell albums. What Forsaken’s fans don’t know, what it’s Bleu’s job to find out, is if ... Read more

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  • From Classrooms to Conflict in Rwanda

    This book questions the conventional wisdom that education builds peace by exploring the ways in which ordinary schooling can contribute to intergroup conflict. Based on fieldwork and comparative historical analysis of Rwanda, it argues that from the colonial period to the genocide, schooling was a key instrument of the state in contributing to the construction, awareness, collectivization and ... Read more

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  • Creole Families of New Orleans

    "Grace Elizabeth King was born in New Orleans...earned a name for herself in the literary world...her most popular book was 'Creole Families of New Orleans,' published in 1921." -The Times (Shreveport), March 27, 1977"A fascinating story." -Review of Reviews, 1921"One of the quaintest and most charming literary figures of the country." -The Bookman, 1921"Reveals the quality and temper of these ... Read more

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  • The Novelist in the Novel

    Gender and Genius in Fictional Representations of Authorship, 1850–1949

    Series series Among the Victorians and Modernists
    Why do writers so often write about writers? This book offers the first comprehensive account of the phenomenon of the fictional novelist as a character in literature, arguing that our notions of literary genius – and what it means to be an author – are implicitly shaped by and explicitly challenged in novels about novelists, a genre that has been critically underexamined. Employing both close and ... Read more

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  • He Found God

    Jason spent his life being the party, in fact he sported a mullet for too many years. You know, business in the front and party in the back. Walk with Jason as he struggles with alcoholism and the love of his life. ... Read more

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  • Outsmarting the SAT

    One of the country's top test-prep consultants presents her innovative core strategies for optimal results on the SAT.Outsmarting the SAT is the next best thing to having a private session with Elizabeth King, one of the country's top SAT coaches. Trained by one of the College Board's original SAT prep material authors, Elizabeth takes the SAT annually, consistently achieving an aggregate score in ... Read more

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  • The Broken Vow

    Raised in the south and in the late 1960s, Missy wanted nothing more than to get away from her abusive father and the cotton farm.She did get away but found herself in another type of hell, how was she going to get out this time? ... Read more

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  • The Darkness Deep Within

    Phil and Angie shared the same dream of living in Norther Michigan, and when Art Johnson put his deceased uncle’s land up for sale, Phil jumped on it right away. When they ask Art if they could look at the property, Art can’t wait to show them. The first time they set their eyes on it, Phil and Angie of course fall in love with the place right away. The cabin is surrounded by tall pine trees and ... Read more

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