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The book, Science Fiction Wall is my story in outer fiction space and the turmoil beneath the planet MarsI raise the question to what and where in science fiction letters andthoughts that all and none have the answers to but try to capture itIn my writing of science fiction and poetic love stories and beliefsnear to God.
Not much happens here. A mole gives up spring-cleaning. A dragon refuses to fight. Children explore gardens, secrets, and grown-up nonsense. And that's exactly the charm. In The Classic Collection of Kenneth Grahame, the smallest moments matter: a picnic basket, a dusty lane, a long afternoon with nowhere in particular to go. These are tales where animals talk, time meanders, and adventure might mean simply getting lost — on purpose. This volume brings together four of Grahame's most loved works: The Wind in the Willows, The Reluctant Dragon, The Golden Age, and Dream Days. Each one offers a quiet kind of magic — the kind best enjoyed with feet up, mind open, and perhaps a cup of tea not far off. No battles, no villains, no hurry. Just the deep, gentle pleasures of a good story well told. Contents: • The Wind in the Willows • The Reluctant Dragon • The Golden Age • Dream DaysVer livro
"Your soul is nothing less than an atom bomb. What if someone handed you a manual on how to use this powerhouse and transcend the limitations of time and reality as you know it? “We are not alone” is now an established fact, but who are the Others, invested in our growth on Earth? How and why are they coming closer to us now? The messages contained in this book will open your eyes to: - -Significance of life on Earth and in the human body -How to prepare yourself for the New Earth -Beings living in other worlds -Time travel, teleportation -Death and beyond -Future technology -Plan for mankind -Consciousness -Life purpose -New Earth -Moksha -Karma And more... Warning-This is NOT a fairytale. “A book that attempts to make known the unknown, to answer unanswered questions that have eluded humanity since time began.” - Alisha “Priti” Kirpalani Author of Ghosts in Our Backyard: The Ramsays’ real-life encounters with the supernatural"Ver livro
Perfect narrative non-fiction for young learners! Backyard Safari: Opossums is told through a fun story. Children learn about what opossums look like, different types of opossums, why opossums do what they do, how they hunt, what they eat, and where they live. As a narrative non-fiction book, it also includes full-color photos of opossums in the wild, fun facts about them, and suggests further reading on the subject. Start a child's love of wildlife with the Backyard Safari series.Ver livro
Strange Alliance by Bryce Walton - Haunted by their dark heritage, a medieval fate awaited them.... Doctor Spechaug stopped running, breathing deeply and easily where he paused in the middle of the narrow winding road. He glanced at his watch. Nine a.m. He was vaguely perplexed because he did not react more emotionally to the blood staining his slender hands. It was fresh blood, though just beginning to coagulate; it was dabbled over his brown serge suit, splotching the neatly starched white cuffs of his shirt. His wife always did them up so nicely with the peasant's love for trivial detail. He had always hated the silent ignorance of the peasants who surrounded the little college where he taught psychology. He supposed that he had begun to hate his wife, too, when he realized, after taking her from a local barnyard and marrying her, that she could never be anything but a sloe-eyed, shuffling peasant. He walked on with brisk health down the narrow dirt road that led toward Glen Oaks. Elm trees lined the road. The morning air was damp and cool. Dew kept the yellow dust settled where spots of sunlight came through leaves and speckled it. Birds darted freshly through thickly hung branches. He had given perennial lectures on hysterical episodes. Now he realized that he was the victim of such an episode. He had lost a number of minutes from his own memory. He remembered the yellow staring eyes of the breakfast eggs gazing up at him from a sea of grease. He remembered his wife screaming—after that only blankness. He stopped on a small bridge crossing Calvert's Creek, wiped the blood carefully from his hands with a green silk handkerchief. He dropped the stained silk into the clear water. Silver flashes darted up, nibbled the cloth as it floated down. He watched it for a moment, then went on along the shaded road.Ver livro
Drew loves drawing more than anything else in the world! But when he visits an art museum, Drew gets discouraged about his own work. Friends around the neighborhood help him regain the confidence he needs to stop comparing himself to others, and be happy about where he is on his own journey!Ver livro
Nine-year-old Allen Brewster has a fantastic idea that might even win the silver trophy at the science fair: human photosynthesis. He has several obstacles to overcome, but Allen persists in his mission by using the scientific method and finally comes up with a concoction that turns him into a human plant. He turns green, craves sunlight and water instead of food, and sprouts baby roots if he stands in mud too long. But then Allen is deemed a threat to national security, and his project is suddenly top secret.Ver livro
