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Fear Not the Spirit
By: Tarek Masud
Mubarak Al Mansoor is the new District Forest Officer of the Sharankhola Forest Division in the Sundarbans. Upon his arrival in the Sharankhola Forest Division, Mubarak immediately launched an operati...
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Richard K.A. Kletting Utah Architect and Renaissance Man: His Life and Works
By: Nan Weber
Written by Allen Roberts and Nan Weber, this biography explores the life and work of architect Richard K.A Kletting.Born in Germany in 1858, Richard Karl August Kletting was educated and trained in th...
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The Soul's Witness
By: Mathew Thomas
In most mystery novels, you reach the climax, uncover the truth, and close the book, satisfied that the suspense has been resolved. However, "The Soul's Witness" invites you to linger, urging you to t...
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A Servant's Heart part-A
By: Robert Barr
I would like to recommend to you my book on ministering to those in need, titled “A Servant’s Heart-part-A) In the past, families took care of their memb...
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Brighter Than Nine (Darker By Four, 2)
By: June CL Tan
The Shadowhunter Chronicles meets Chinese diaspora folklore in this sequel to the #1 Sunday Times bestseller Darker by Four! The Shadowhunter Chroniclesmeets the Chinese underworld, dra...
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Three Billy Goats Gruff plus Facts about Goats
By: Rich Linville
“Mama and Papa, I’m hungry!” says baby goat Gruff. Mama goat and Papa goat Gruff say, “Yes, we’re starving, too. Baby goat Gruff asks, “Can we cross over the bridge to greener pastures?”...
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Crown Of Spears
By: Anthony GARCIA
Shipwrecked on a foreign shore. Torn between faith and survival. Tested in fire and blood.When the Spanish galleon San Felipe y Santiago is shattered on the shores of an uncharted land, Father Ignacio...
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Humans are Weird: I Have the Data
By: Betty Adams
Betty Adams lives in a particularly damp and remote corner of the Pacific Northwest and like a hobbit enjoys visitors so long as she knows them in advance and knows when they are coming. She was born ...
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Death Valley: The Hottest Place on Earth
By: Rich Linville
Why is it called Death Valley? Death Valley was given its name by pioneers lost here in the winter of 1849 to 1850. They thought that they were going to die in this valley. One of the driest and hotte...
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Thomlin Jupp: A Foundling's Follies
By: Fable Fool
Welcome to a world where the Department of Magical Affairs requires wizards to have proper licensing, where dragons must submit their hoarding activities for annual tax review, and where even the most...
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Trees Are Tremendous
By: Rich Linville
Trees are the biggest plants on earth. Life could not exist without trees and many plants that produce oxygen for humans and other animals to breathe. Trees improve our air, save water, preserve the s...
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People of the Great Plains from Prehistoric Age to the 1800’s
By: Rich LinvilleWho were the ancestors of the Native Americans? How did they reach North America and survive?