R. Barri Flowers 
Killer in The Woods: A Psychological Thriller [EPUB ebook] 

Brave and straightforward, this comprehensive volume represents one woman’s lifetime of reflection, observation, and contemplation. Each short (but not usually sweet) poem reads quickly and easily, w …

The author, Xu Shilin, has accumulated a number of prose works on the theme of his hometown over the years, and they are widely loved, so he is planning to publish this book under the theme of " …

Han Feizi was a prince of the State of Han during the Warring States period. He was a classmate of Li Si under the guidance of Hsun Tzu. He loved the study of laws, and was a representative figure of …

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Fortitude is an action-packed journey through history via the eyes of a family that lived it. From ancient ancestral roots in England to over four hundred years in America, Fortitude brings our prede …

Chip and his mother spend the day together baking something delicious. This story helps children identify with Chip helping his mother and see how fun this experience can be. With the ingredients and …

The Spring at Luohu is a collection of poems on Shenzhen and Luohu District that was compiled by acclaimed author Xie Xiangnan. Poets either concentrate on vegetation, trees, mountains, and lakes, or …

This book includes several parts, including leading wandering life in mountains and seas, unforgettable home village, lover’s whisper, home and country feelings, leisure and pleasure, and secluded or …

Based on a broad perspective, "Scholar Wenku" incorporates the diverse achievements of scholarly research at Ningxia Normal University in form of book. Whether arranged chronologically or b …

American insurance salesman master Joe Gandalf said that "sales is 98% understanding of human nature + 2% product knowledge." Therefore, as a merchant and salesperson, you can’t just care a …