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Lost Teddy Detective Agency
Welcome to the Lost Teddy Detective Agency! Prepare to meet the eccentric & hilarious detective, Tobias Mikkelsen. Tobias is as brilliant as the world's most renowned detectives. Only difference — Tobias is just 8 years old, and his expertise; Finding lost teddies. For Tobias, no case is too small or too soft! In case #1, Louise's precious cuddle blanket "Mrs. Blund" has disappeared without a trace, and she is getting desperate. Without "Mrs. Blund," she can’t sleep! Tobias will leave no stone unturned, in order to solve the mystery. But the case turns out to be a much harder nut to crack, than he first anticipated. Will he find Mrs. Blund so Louise finally can sleep again?
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Tapte Kosedyr Detektivbyrå - Bok #1
Tapte Kosedyr Detektivbyrå tar oss med inn i verdenen til den smågale og morsomme etterforskeren Tobias Mikkelsen. Han er en sprø blanding av Dr. House, Columbo og Sherlock Holmes. "Eneste" forskjell er at Tobias bare er 8 år og ekspert på tapte kosedyr. For Tobias er ingen sak er for liten. Ingen sak er for myk! I første bok er det Louise som har mistet et kosedyr. Tobias tar saken og er villig til å gjøre hva som helst for å løse mysteriet. Men det skal bli mye vanskeligere enn hva han først tror. Lost Teddies Detective Agency takes us into the world of the slightly crazy and funny detective Tobias Mikkelsen. He's a brilliant cross between Dr. House, Columbo and Sherlock Holmes. The "only" difference is that Tobias is 8 years old and an expert in finding lost stuffed animals. No case is too small. No case is too soft! In this first book, Louise has lost her stuffed animal, and seeks help. Tobias takes on the case and is willing to do anything to solve the mystery. But it is going to be a much harder case to crack than what he first thinks.
The Hotel Mystery #2
It is Christmas Eve, and the grand Braeburn family has come to stay in the luxury suite of Valleby’s hotel. With them, they have brought their extremely valuable dog. The hotel manager promises the family that he’ll take great care of their dog—but before they know it, the dog has gone missing without a trace! Jerry and Maya, the local young detectives, are brought in to help sniff out the missing hound. All the evidence suggests that one of the hotel staff had a hand in the case, but who could it be?
Oh, Lady! Lady!
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The Schoolmistress
When, during the season of 1885, the exceptional success of "The Magistrate" had revived the fortunes of the Court Theatre and included that house once again among the popular places of entertainment, the future policy of Messrs. John Clayton and Arthur Cecil's management was practically determined. The essentially comic play, the farce of character and manners, was henceforth to compose the programme, and Mr. Pinero, who had suggested the new policy, and so happily inaugurated it, was naturally commissioned to provide the next play. "The Schoolmistress" was accordingly forthcoming in due time, and in the composition of this piece the author further developed his ideas as to the scope and me...
Caesar's Wife
Looking for a play that combines romance, intrigue, and profound insight into the human condition? Fans of top-notch dramatic writing will appreciate W. Somerset Maugham's Caesar's Wife, which explores an unusual love triangle between a distinguished, older dignitary, his personal secretary, and his much-younger wife.
Win with the London System
The London System is a perennial favourite of club players, as it is a very sound and solid system with a real practical sting. The authors of this new book seek to maximize this sting in two principal ways. Firstly, by explaining in detail the typical plans for White, they help readers to make the most of their chances, whether they are based on a kingside attack, queenside penetration, central play, or transition to a favourable endgame. Secondly, they advocate some subtle move-orders that limit Black's options, and give White possibilities to change the nature of the game and go straight for the kill if Black responds casually or inappropriately. These move-orders have been tested successfully by co-author Kovacevic at grandmaster level, and much of the analysis presented here is of totally new variations, and is previously unpublished. Covers all responses to 1 d4 against which White can use the London System.
Russians Versus Fischer
This magnificent volume contains the extraordinary story of the prolonged battle between Bobby Fischer, the lone American genius who is perhaps the most famous chess player of all time, and the long-standing and all-dominating Soviet chess machine. For the first time readers will be able to view virtually all the secret documents on "the Fischer problem", many of which have never previously been published. These include papers from the archives of the KGB, the Communist Party Central Committee, the USSR Sports Committee, and the Chess Federation. Together with this, there are reports and analysis of Fischer's personality and play, written at the demand of the Soviet authorities by the country's leading Grandmasters, legends such as Mikhail Tal, Tigran Petrosian, Vassily Smyslov, Paul Keres, Victor Korchnoi, and Efim Geller. Also contained in Russians Versus Fischer are annotations and the stories on all of the 158 chess encounters between Fischer and his Soviet adversaries, and a large number of rare photographs and drawings. This book is a significantly enlarged and updated version of the one first published in Russia in 1994.
