Xlibris jan 2003 (10 risultati)

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - When Dr. Foster purchases a huge log mansion on a mountain west of Little Rock, AR, the adventure begins. The old house is reputed to be haunted with strange lights being seen up there at night and mysterous sounds not unlike that of moans and of digging. The Foster Twins invite their cousin, Dylan, to help them investigate and run into a hooded, knife throwing shadowy figure. With a skull being discovered, an arrow narrowly missing Dylan and constantly being followed by a mysterous black Lincoln, the Twins, their cousin, and their adventurous mom, have all they can handle in this fast-paced adventure.…

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - BLACK TENTS OF ARABIA, by Carl Raswan, has been praised as a love story, as an adventure story, as a travel book, and as an insider's vision of a much-misunderstood people. It is all of those things, and if Raswan had been given a free hand it would also have been a definitive study of the Arabian Horse; but the editors of Little, Brown, and Company were not horsemen, and in 1934 Raswan was not yet famous enough to override them. They made him condense the story of his first year in Arabia to a single chapter, and rearrange the other material to keep the love-story up front. 'I suppose it made a better book,' Raswan commented wistfully, 'though they made me leave out enough for several more.' It made a book that has been loved in all its incarnations for sixty-seven years; but horse-lovers have always wished there were more about horses in it, and Mrs. Carl Raswan has expanded this edition to include a selection of her husband's early articles. Readers can learn more about his first trip to Arabia in his adventure book Drinkers of The Wind, and more about Arabian-breeding in The Arab and His Horse and The RASWAN INDEX. All three are available from Mrs. Carl Raswan, 16002 Walnut Creek, San Antonio, TX 78247.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'David's Stone - How to Live Without Fear' is a safety bible about how to recognize criminals and their crimes, how to overcome fear and violence and how to make our world a safe and fulfilling place to live. This book is intended for the young and elderly alike. It is useful information for the home or business owner, parents and teenage children, retirees living on fixed incomes, Americans traveling abroad, foreign tourists visiting the United States and anyone else concerned enough about the very real issues of crime and violence to do something about it.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'Somewhere In Brooklyn' is the odyssey of a young man named Joe and his search for identity during the turbulent 1970¿s. Although Joe was entrenched in the traditional values of his Fifties upbringing, the seduction of the Sixties began the erosion of the umbilical lines that tethered him to convention. The Seventies was the knockout punch that forced him to realize that the road to success, that he thought he was riding, was merely a gangplank. Park Slope, Brooklyn is where Joe lands and meets his true self. 'Somewhere In Brooklyn' is a work of fiction loosely based on the real life experiences of its author.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - War is a religious experience. Mystic. Demonically insane. It pushes humans to the ragged edge of self-knowledge. Mixing philosophy, literature, psychology, and memoir, this book carries us on an odyssey - an odyssey that explores why young men volunteer for combat, how they live, and how they survive. It is raw in its portrayal of cowardice, of bravery, of haunting irreversible mistakes, of guilt, and of love. Confession to a Deaf God is a thought-provoking exploration of the incomprehensible cosmic game of Mars, ancient god of war. …

Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - On the eve of her wedding to Clay Carpenter, MaryAnn Poole's world collapses when she is told, 'That boy you're fixin' t'marry could be your half-brother.' Fearing she might be pregnant, she leaves her parents' mansion to seek anonymity in Sacramento's harsh Riverfront District. She obtains work in a dismal mercantile on Front Street. The year is 1901, when women living alone are looked upon with suspicion.…