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He’ll Kill You
A gangster story has never been so gripping, and falling in love again has never been so dangerous. He’ll Kill You is a trip deep down into the gangsters rabbit hole – a book that shows how the “game” actually works including the compromises it asks of those who play by its rules -- and a portrait of two people fleeing for their lives, trying to regain a normal life, is a masterly depiction of the real world of shadows.
Chief Amado Returns Home
In a jungle village high up on Ghost Mountain, the people were happy and lived well, their leader was Chief Amado. The chief told stories and had words of wisdom. All of the people in his village loved his stories which left everybody around him hypnotized. For years nothing exciting happened in the village. Then one day a man wandered into their village, saying he'd gotten lost in the jungle and asked for something to eat. After he had eaten, he told the people of Ghost Mountain how he felt about them, He told them that people in neighboring villages were starving and had nothing. The man’s words and attitude were aggressive and violent, but Chief Amado said he would go to the nearest vil...
Yolanda The Enchantress
This story is set in Africa’s colonial past, Yolanda The Enchantress is full of romance, drama, and humor. Vivid, expertly crafted characters make this novel more than memorable—is unforgettable. “Yolanda The Enchantress” Is about the settling of the African wilderness in its simplest form; it is also a love story, one man trying to decide between two women, a young Zulu girl and a beautiful widow, settling the Congo with her brothers. Dominique de Salvo a soldier in the Portuguese army is forced to capture a young African girl. Yolanda had lived with her Zulu relative all her life. Dominique is determines to take her to her relatives - if he can find them. However, Dominique also ha...
Directory of Professional Workers in State Agricultural Experiment Stations and Other Cooperating State Institutions
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The Adventures of Tony the Deer
"The Adventures Of Tony The Deer" is a book for children. Tony lives happily with his Mom and father in the forest, until, his family moved, leaving him behind. Looking for a way back home, he is forced to go through many difficult situations, to fight dangerous opponents and, most important, to learn how to make real friends. While he is struggling to overcome stressful dangerous obstacles, he slowly realized that every animal in the forest is not his friend: A bear tricks a deer named Tony into believing that he has gone. However, the Deer gets trapped in a cave with two hungry bears, but through his cleverness, perseverance and desire to live he manages to escape. This story inspires children to face challenges and to overcome obstacles in their path. The book is beautifully designed. The Adventures Of Tony The Deer is available in...Audio Book...and Video....and Paperback
Tell Me A Story Papa
In Tell Me a Story Papa, see how imagination and dreams can make things feel real. A young girl wakes her father up from a dream, and asked him to tell her a story … A book of imagination and dreams, a collection of short stories told in a dream, with colorful illustrations and tongue-twisting names. Each page makes a statement with an observation. The first page reads, “Years ago, before men came to the Zambezi River, there lived hundreds of animals on its shores. Ghost Mountain is a beautiful place with acacia trees and plants. The banks of the Zambezi is covered with wild grass, zebras, elephants, giraffes, hippos, and other animals. The animal herds were neither large nor small, and some had traveled miles to reach the Zambezi.
Percy and Farnsworth
The story has a few dramatic events that takes you on a mental roller coaster which makes the book exciting. This book marks several changes in the young man, his growing awareness of himself and his surroundings, and his gradual disillusionment with several of the people and places he has idolized. The portraits that is drawn of his family are not always flattering, yet his love for the people most important to him is clearly evident. He does not spare himself either. Percy is portrayed as needy for attention and capable of spite and manipulation.
