Stacy King & Jim Zub 
Artificers & Alchemy (Dungeons & Dragons) [EPUB ebook] 

Diabetic retinopathy is a diabetes complication that affects eyes. This is when high blood sugar levelscause damage to blood vessels in the retina. These blood vessels can swell and leak. Or they can …

For medical colleges and universities, the important task is cultivating the compound and high-ranking talents with innovative consciousness and international competitiveness. This book is an importa …

Current Reconstructive Surgery begins with a valuable review of the principles of wound healing and wound repair. Itssubsequent chapters meticulously examine pertinent reconstructive topics and prese …

Scented: The Status Quo is set in a dystopian society where males of the Rune Party depend on female genes to become fully mature intelligent beings. The Mantle, an all-female watchdog group, seeks t …

These were the secret soldiers of the Emperor that watched, reported and at times kidnapped and murdered. He knew they would be aware of his presence not long after he entered the city and would cons …

Ten men decided to go deeper into the forest and kill the creature only four returned. They said after two days they were close then the creature turned around and hunted them. These were brave men, …

From the author of the beloved children’s book Milo Does Not Like Mornings comes the highly anticipated second book in the Tiny Ninja Books collection; Whitney Wins Everything.Whitney is an athlete, …

Gong Zizhen was an ideologist and writer in the late Qing Dynasty. He was born at a time when the Qing Dynasty was on the brink of collapse and was extremely sensitive to national crises and social c …

This book covers public welfare methodologies based on the public benefit exploration of the Adream Foundation for more than ten years, to achieve high-quality development of the industry in the futu …

The book is a celebration of accepting and embracing our past, with all of its joys and sorrows. Life’s realities always present us with obstacles, but we must learn to accept them with an open heart …