Chosen (House of Night Novels)
Chosen (House of Night Novels)

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Zoey Redbird isn’t sure who is a friend or enemy at the House of Night, but she knows that any secrets that she discovers must be kept from the other residents. She must also deal with the further complication of having three boyfriends.
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The Name of the Wind (KingKiller Chronicles)

The Name of the Wind (KingKiller Chronicles)
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| My name is Kvothe I have stolen princesses back from sleeping barrow kings. I burned down the town of Trebon. I have spent the night with Felurian and left with both my sanity and my life. I was expelled from the University at a younger age than most people are allowed in. I tread paths by moonlight that others fear to speak of during day. I have talked to Gods, loved women, and written songs that make the minstrels weep. You may have heard of me. So begins a tale unequaled in fantasy literature – the story of a hero told in his own voice. It is a tale of sorrow, a tale of survival, a tale of one man’s search for meaning in his universe, and how that search, and the indomitable will that drove it, gave birth to a legend. “It is a rare and great pleasure to find a fantasist writing…with true music in the words….Wherever Pat Rothfuss goes…he’ll carry us with him as a good singer carries us through a song.” – Ursula K. Le Guin, bestselling author and winner of the National Book Award …Read more |
| Amazon.com’s Best of the Year…So Far Pick for 2007: Harry Potter fans craving a new mind-blowing series should look no further than The Name of the Wind–the first book in a trilogy about an orphan boy who becomes a legend. Full of music, magic, love, and loss, Patrick Rothfuss’s vivid and engaging debut fantasy knocked our socks off. –Daphne Durham
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Heart of Darkness (MP3 CD)

Heart of Darkness (MP3 CD)
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Horror awaits Marlow, a seaman assigned by an ivory company to retrieve a cargo boat and one of its employees, Mr. Kurtz who is stranded in the heart of the Africa, deep in the Belgian Congo. Marlow’s journey up the brooding dark river soon becomes a struggle to maintain his own sanity as he witnesses the brutalization of the natives by white traders and discovers the enigmatic Mr. Kurtz. Kurtz, once a genius and the company’s most successful representative, has become a savage. His compound is decorated by a row of human heads mounted on spears. The demonic mastermind, liberated from the conventions of European culture, has traded his soul to become ruler of his own horrific dominion.
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Thumbs Up age 4-9 Stop Thumb Sucking and avoid mishapen teeth (Lynda Hudson’s Unlock Your Life Audio CDs for Children)

Thumbs Up age 4-9 Stop Thumb Sucking and avoid mishapen teeth (Lynda Hudson’s Unlock Your Life Audio CDs for Children)
| Does your child want to STOP SUCKING THEIR THUMB but doesn t quite know how? If so, this relaxing, imaginative recording for regular quiet time or bedtime-listening for 4-9 year olds could be your answer. (Bear in mind that this is a case of helping rather than forcing children to stop against their will.) Lynda s voice helps them FEEL MORE CONFIDENT AND COMFORTED so they can more easily and HAPPILY LET THE HABIT GO. Some children stop immediately while others are more likely to do it gradually, doing it less and less than before. The story takes children on an imaginary flying hammock to play in a magic pool where they receive powerful suggestions for feeling strong, grown up and happy to TAKE CHARGE OF THEIR THUMBS and, of course, feel VERY PROUD OF THEMSELVES imagining their success. This SUCCESSFUL APPROACH is based on natural, safe, sound hypnotherapy principles: act out each positive step in the imagination and dramatically increase the chance of success in the real world. Lynda’s gentle, English voice calms, re-assures as she gives suggestions for boosting confidence and self esteem. As a former teacher and clinical hypnotherapist of many years standing, she has helped thousands of children world-wide through her CDs and downloads. She has featured in the press, TV and radio and is author of two widely acclaimed books on hypnotherapy with children and adults. The recording uses state of the art technology. Regular listening is the key to success! …Read more |
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A Tale of Two Cities
The “two cities” are Paris in the time of the French Revolution, and London. Dr. Manette, a French physician, having been called in to treat a young peasant and his sister, realizes that they have been cruelly abused by the Marquis de St. Evremonde and his brother. To ensure Dr. Manette’s silence, the Marquis has him confined for eighteen years in the Bastille. The doctor has just been released, demented, when the story opens. He is brought to England where he gradually recovers his health and his sanity. Charles Darnay, concealing under that false name his identity as the nephew of the cruel Marquis, has left France and renounced his heritage. He falls in love with Lucie, Dr. Manette’s daughter, and they are happily married. During the Terror, he goes to Paris to save a servant condemned by the mob. Darnay himself is arrested, condemned to death, and is saved at the last moment by Sydney Carton, a reckless wastrel who acts out of devotion to Lucie. Carton smuggles Darnay out of prison and takes his place on the scaffold, declaring “It’s a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done before,” surely one of the most quoted lines in all the history of literature.
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The “two cities” are Paris in the time of the French Revolution, and London. Dr. Manette, a French physician, having been called in to treat a young peasant and his sister, realizes that they have been cruelly abused by the Marquis de St. Evremonde and his brother. To ensure Dr. Manette’s silence, the Marquis has him confined for eighteen years in the Bastille. The doctor has just been released, demented, when the story opens. He is brought to England where he gradually recovers his health and his sanity. Charles Darnay, concealing under that false name his identity as the nephew of the cruel Marquis, has left France and renounced his heritage. He falls in love with Lucie, Dr. Manette’s daughter, and they are happily married. During the Terror, he goes to Paris to save a servant condemned by the mob. Darnay himself is arrested, condemned to death, and is saved at the last moment by Sydney Carton, a reckless wastrel who acts out of devotion to Lucie. Carton smuggles Darnay out of prison and takes his place on the scaffold, declaring “It’s a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done before,” surely one of the most quoted lines in all the history of literature.





















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