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Fields and Pastures New presents the reader with the story of how McCormack, a total stranger and outsider to the Choctaw County, in Alabama, gains the respect as a veterinary doctor and acceptance as a friendly neighbor within the community through his acts of healing the sick animals and taking care of them with kindness and patience.
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Set in the mountainous regions of rural Transylvania, ‘The Castle of the Carpathians’ is a tale of mystery, with romantic counts, noble braves, love and longing bordering the realms of madness and slightly chilling elements of superstition, which is worthy for light reading.
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Poetry & Roses share a special bond; a rose flower may be the most used symbolic reference by poets right from ancient times for describing & expressing a whole range of emotions and objects.
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Longitude from Dava Sobel is a fascinating account of how a virtually unknown watchmaker named John Harrison conquered one of the oldest and thorniest problems surrounding the ocean voyages; the problem of accurately measuring longitude.
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Set exclusively in a high-class boarding-house for gentlemen, Coffee and Repartee is a clever, funny assortment of short tales made up of repartee after repartee taking place between the boarders over breakfast.
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Describing the mysterious affairs that happen to Colonel Basil Annesley , an army officer, onboard the Engadine Express from Calais, The Passenger from Calais takes the reader for a mystery ride across Europe
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Originally published in 1922, The Velveteen Rabbit (or How Toys Become Real) is a classic children’s story by the English-American writer Margery Williams Bianco.
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പര്യടനം എന്ന പേരിൽ മാതൃഭൂമി സമാഹരിച്ച് പ്രസിദ്ധീകരിച്ച എസ് കെ പൊറ്റെക്കാട്ടിന്റെ ഡയറിക്കുറിപ്പുകൾ വായനക്കാരന് ഒരു വിചിത്ര യാത്രാപുസ്തകമായാണ് അനുഭവപ്പെടുക.
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The Mystery of the Yellow Room, by Gaston Leroux, originally written in French in 1908 is the first book featuring the fictional reporter and amateur sleuth, Joseph Rouletabille.
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Twain can generate humor from narrations of unrealistic and often absurdly simple situations and ‘The Million Pound Bank Note’ is a nice example for his storytelling abilities.
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