Editorial: Luis Fernando Narvaez Cazares
43.- 650 Facts about Mexico that nobody asked for (2021). With this book you will explore different areas of Mexico that you probably did not know and will help you to learn more about the country, its customs, traditions and geography. +9
Eddie, Melody, and Liza are suspicious of the new school secretary when strange things begin happening in and around Bailey Elementary School.Ver libro
When brother and sister Casey and Kiley crawl inside a hollow log deep in the forest, they expect to find little more than bugs and cobwebs. Instead, they discover Tuttle—a metallic, talking bird who guards a mysterious gateway through time. Drawn into a shimmering blue light, the children are hurled millions of years into the past—to a world ruled by giants. The air hums with strange insects, the ground trembles under the weight of dinosaurs, and danger lurks behind every fern. With Tuttle as their reluctant guide, they meet a frightened baby triceratops caught in a tar pit—and make a choice that could change history itself. Swept through prehistoric jungles, raging rivers, and sky-darkening storms, Casey and Kiley must outwit monstrous predators, face a towering Tyrannosaurus rex, and find their way back home before time closes its door forever. Full of wonder, peril, and heart, Casey and Kiley’s Dinosaur Adventure is a thrilling journey through time where courage, friendship, and one impossible decision shape the fate of the past—and the future.Ver libro
"Bijay Singh" is the second novel by Bhai Vir Singh, published in 1899, following Sundari. Through a fictional character, the novel narrates the story of a devoted Sikh of the Guru who leads an ideal and noble life. The protagonist is portrayed as a unique and determined personality, reflecting historical realities through well-researched facts. This book, consisting of 23 chapters, is also available for listening as an audiobook on Suhavi Audiobooks.Ver libro
Lost Sci-Fi Books 216 thru 220 - Five Vintage Sci-Fi Short Stories from the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s and 1960sNever on Mars by John WyndhamDeath-Wish by Ray BradburyAtomic Station by Frank Belknap LongTime Pussy by Isaac AsimovAll Cats are Gray by Andre NortonVer libro
In the cold village of River Banks, a beautiful girl Meredith, lost her eyesight to the tragedy of war. Her mother clung to a glimmer of hope, of an old folklore that travelled in whispers around the town of a witch who crafted wooden masks, bound with magic so powerful that whoever wore them would see the world in a different light. The tale promised that anyone who was blind would see again, but the stories all warned of a terrible cost and ended with the same eerie words: A mask may be taken but a life must be given.Ver libro
Step into a world where flowers whisper secrets and love blooms among the petals. The Flower Princess is an enchanting fairy tale by Abbie Farwell Brown that tells the story of Princess Fleurette, a radiant young royal who lives in a magical garden teeming with blossoms and beauty. Suitors come from far and wide to win her heart, but none can succeed until they solve her playful challenge: to discover her favorite flower, hidden among the thousands in her enchanted realm. When a wandering minstrel named Joyeuse stumbles into the garden, drawn by the scent of flowers and song, a tender friendship blossoms. Together, they discover that true love isn’t a prize to be won—but a melody shared by kindred souls. Perfect for listeners of all ages, this timeless tale celebrates the magic of nature, the wonder of innocent love, and the quiet power of being truly seen.Ver libro
