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This collection of short stories is very diverse, dealing with difficult times of human suffering during World War Two and the Hungarian Revolution, but it also celebrates the exultation that goes with winning a life of freedom.There are also stories of life in the Golden Horseshoe area of Ontario and the enjoyment from the multitude of lakes and beaches the area has to offer.Mixed in with these historically accurate stories, are others purely...

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274 páginas. A física quântica propõe, em bases científicas, o conceito de um universo no qual cada partícula está conectada com todas as outras através de um vínculo que ultrapassa todas as leis da física clássica. Nesse contexto, todas as coisas convergem em um grande projeto de evolução cósmica, o "Unus mundus". Hoje, muitos cientistas conhecidos aderem à "teoria antrópica", segundo a qual o universo não nasceu por acaso, mas foi criado exa...

About the Book My Selective 51 Poems - Marathi and Hindi By Laxmidhar V. Gaopande This book contains all original 51 poems of author in Marathi and Hindi. These poems cover childhood memories, school days, about teachers, good human values, nature, birds, festivals, bravery of soldiers etc. and observations and opinions about various issues we all see in our society today. There are some humorous poems also. You will find these Marathi and H...

A prince who is anything but charming." Christian Logan's goals in life are simple: make as much money as possible and be the antithesis to everything his goody two shoes older brother Cameron stands for. He's insistent on not opening doors, indignant at the thought of picking up a check, and adamant about his chivalry ending at saying "bless you" after a sneeze. But when he comes across an unusually tired damsel in distress sleeping on a be...

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This is a small collection of bits influenced by the wonderful operas of Mr William S Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan. In no way could anyone match, or even remotely come close to, the wonderful libretti produced by Gilbert. He was the master of the understatement, the innuendo, the scurrilous and the hilarious. He was able to poke fun at the characters and events of his day and nobody was free from his pen, from Oscar Wilde to Captain Shaw, C...

Welcome to Hawkwood Hollow, where the dead outnumber the living. When a local witch shows up in an apparent drowning, everyone thinks it's a tragic accident. New witch in town Maura would, too, except her Reaper senses are telling her there's something not quite right about the woman's death. When the victim's ghost vanishes, she knows her instincts were right. Unfortunately, her attempt to find the truth is derailed by an annoying spirit ...

This book, You Already Know, is the confirmation to what You Already Know! No one has to convince you that the addictions, delays, setbacks, and limitations governing your life have been ordered by a dark, cynical enemy. What you may not understand, though, is why your sovereign God is not overriding the enemy's involvement. Brace yourself, this book will answer that question and so much more by walking you through the origin of the fight you'...

My Dearest Dido - The Holodomor Story is a haunting account of the innocent victims of Stalin's vicious regime. In the name of communism, Stalin and his armed units branded Ukrainians traitors and tortured, beat, starved, and shot them - often for the simple crime of eating stalks of grain. This heart-breaking record is based on the voices of survivors and told through the eyes of Dido Bohdan and his granddaughter Hanusia. The Holodomor, or Gr...

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Andrew Lang, (born March 31, 1844, Selkirk, Selkirkshire, Scot.--died July 20, 1912, Banchory, Aberdeenshire), Scottish scholar and man of letters noted for his collections of fairy tales and translations of Homer.Educated at St. Andrews University and at Balliol College, Oxford, he held an open fellowship at Merton College until 1875, when he moved to London. He quickly became famous for his critical articles in The Daily News and other paper...