Verlag: MCTYRE ENTERTAINMENT
This is a prequel comic book to my indie film "Killer App" that explores the mysterious origin of a dangerous cellphone app and a sinister cult of influential Hollywood elites called the Illuminati.
The evil scientist Dr. Brainium is up to something fishy. When Trevor and his class take a field trip to an aquarium, Dr. B. turns the students into radio-controlled zombies.Zum Buch
George Eliot was the pen name of Mary Ann Evans – an ironic 'deception' given that Adam Bede, her first novel, is written unashamedly from a feminist standpoint. The story centres on a pastoral love triangle. Two young men, carpenter Adam Bede and squire Captain Arthur Donnithorne, are both in love with the mercurial Hetty Sorrel. There's a further love interest between Adam and beautiful lay preacher Dinah Morris. The setting is a country village in the north of England in the last years of the eighteenth century. The author paints a wonderful landscape of contemporary life as it really was, and excels in the portraits of her characters. Each is flawed, each has their own passions, each is unique, and through this great novel, Eliot put her stamp on literature and on the way we view the vagaries of character, helping us to see people as they really are. This is one of the greatest novels in the English language. First published in 1859, Adam Bede has never been out of print since, which speaks volumes about its timeless quality.Zum Buch
Dive into an adorable story and defeat bad dreams with the help ofthe Nightmare Buster! Danny is just a regular boy – but he has a big secret. Every night, he transforms into... the Nightmare Buster! This caped superhero protects his neighborhood from bad dreams. But when one neighborhood girl claims she’s not afraid of anything, Danny learns an important lesson about being scared... Filled with beautiful illustrations and a heartwarming story, The Nightmare Buster is a fun and adorable children’s tale that shares a valuable message about nightmares and having fears. Kids and parents alike will love discovering the story of Danny the Nightmare Buster and his adventures through the world of nightmares. This book seeks to show boys and girls ages 3-5 that it’s okay to be scared and have nightmares, and that everybody is afraid of something. Book Details: • Features Colorful Illustrations With a Fun Story and an Important Moral Lesson • Perfect as a Bedtime Read For Boys and Girls Ages 3-5 • Encourages Kids To Not Be Ashamed of Having Fears, No Matter How Silly They Might Seem • Makes a Fun Christmas Present or Birthday Gift Idea For a Child You Know • And Much More! With an important message that will help children who are prone to nightmares or bad dreams, The Nightmare Buster is a delightful tale that will quickly become a treasured part of your collection. Are you ready to discover the adventures of Danny the Nightmare Buster? Then scroll up and grab your copy today!Zum Buch
Enid Belfame: 42 years old, 22 of them as a married woman; eminently respectable; founder of The Friday Club; small town dignitary; a paragon of virtue. But does she have what it takes to commit murder? And will the young and handsome Dwight Rush benefit if she does?Zum Buch
In the enchanting land of Willowbrook, a gender fairy named Willow lives among colourful plants and magical creatures. Willow brings joy and happiness to all with their ability to transform into a boy or a girl. One day, Willow meets a curious girl named Alex, who wishes she could change her appearance too. With a tap of their magic wand, Willow grants Alex the power to become anything she desires. Together, they embark on a journey that challenges societal expectations and shows that passions and abilities aren’t bound by gender. Along the way, they meet brave girls defying stereotypes, compassionate boys breaking free from expectations, and diverse characters embracing their true selves. Alex learns that gender is what you feel inside and that there is no right or wrong way to be a boy or a girl. This heartwarming tale encourages children to embrace their uniqueness and celebrate themselves, just like Alex and Willow.Zum Buch
Gavin hates riding the bus. Max, the bus bully, is always picking on him. But when Max is gone for a few days, Gavin starts to worry. Does Gavin actually miss the bus bully?Zum Buch
