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Books > Children's Fiction & Fun > Short Stories & Other Fiction
Bei Liu has chosen to challenge Cao Cao for the role of the most
powerful man in China. But on the eve of battle, Bei Liu's ally,
Shao Yuan, fails to support him, and Bei Liu must run for his life.
This leaves Yu Guan alone to fend for himself against Cao Cao, who
is keen to have a man of his courage and honor on his side. Can Cao
Cao convince Yu Guan to change allegiance? Can Yu Guan serve two
masters? What will happen when a decision is made?
"Stories for Gramp's Little Friends," is a book of love containing
twenty-six short stories. They were written for and read to his
grandchildren, which gave enjoyment to him and them.
Some of the ideas for the stories came from the different
subjects of Mrs. Finch's kindergarten class in rural Arkansas. The
author's stories promote good manners, love, laughter, sharing,
safety, and especially friendship. The stories are enjoyable
reading for all ages.
The Famous Five told as a graphic novel for the first time ever.
Ideal for anyone who loves Tintin, Asterix or Dogman. All the fun,
danger and excitement of the original books, in a fast-paced format
for fans old and new. Brilliantly retold, designed and illustrated
by a talented father-and-son team of graphic novel experts. This
superb new edition will capture the imagination of readers of any
age. It's Julian, Dick and Anne's first visit to Kirrin to meet
their cousin George - never call her Georgina! - and her loyal dog
Timmy. Exploring together, they discover the location of some
ancient family treasure marked on a hidden map. They must work
quickly to find it as they are not the only ones searching for it .
. . Join the adventure!
An end to the endless war. The possibility of stopping the Legion
once and for all. Such is humanity's most fervent desire. But in
the war-free world of tomorrow, what will become of the Eighty-Six?
Many have gained a renewed hope for the future. Some have found
love, and others have new aspirations, but what of those who have
yet to dream? The warm rays of hope have bent their iron wills and
distorted their realities. For those tragic few, the worst is yet
to come...
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