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Um dia, na selva, nasceu o filhote do rei leão. O novo herdeiro foi recebido por todos com muita alegria. O tempo passava e o leãozinho ia crescendo. Mas o filhote tinha algo que um leão não conhecia. Tinha medo, muito medo de tudo que via e ouvia. Certa vez, quando sua mãe caçava, uma grande serpen

"A great read and so appropriate to these times." - Amazon Reviewer"There is a calmness in this book ... that leaves you wanting more ... this is one I will re-read many times." - Amazon ReviewerWhen the world changes overnight, Aspen has her own, immediate, world to protect.Her horses, her land, and the business she's been building are all threatened by the shutdown and the virus causing it.For years Aspen's been wishing long-lost love, Dob, would return, and now - living alone, with so much responsibility on her shoulders - would be the perfect time for him to come back and help her out.Or would it?While the news calls for a return to normal, Aspen's begins to question whether that's what she wants. The pandemic might be giving Aspen the chance to make new decisions, new choices, a fresh start, if only she can find the courage to embrace them.

The one that got away.Meg's heard the expression before, but now she truly understands it.She wishes she didn't.Because the one that got away was the horse that tugged at Meg's heartstrings.Meg's going to need the help of best friend, Slate, and brother, Cam, to make sure she doesn't miss out on her next heart-horse, and to set her up for her first fateful appaloosa summer on the island.

"Killer Queens is a new series of historical fiction books based on true stories. The series explores the world of murder in the gay community, whether the victims or the killers themselves, and sometimes both, are homosexual. While the previous books looked at murders in the gay communities of Germany, England, and the United States, this fourth edition of the series visits Canada-a country that has embraced the gay community overall. But how true-to-life is this statement? Canada has been one of the first countries to make it legal to be gay-even legalizing gay marriages and giving same-sex benefits. Yet, when cold-blooded serial killers target the very community, the country says it supports, and law enforcement is found lacking, we have to question the rightfulness of this claim. This book is based on Toronto's Gay Villiage and the few times serial killers reigned terror upon it. As much as this series wants to point out the negative aspects of murders in the gay community in countries that don't respect gay people, it's also important to reveal its effects in countries that seemingly support gay people."

The wealth of wisdom, which sages filled for centuries, that ocean of knowledge is contained in this research oriented scholarly work.

The book is the recording of the interactive genesis of the poetic and the factual in architecture, generated by targeted intuition, so the tangible, materially manifestable result would be really the testimony of its opposite, the ephemeral, infinite space. This genesis is easily readable in the book, even if instead of words, spontaneous or weighted line drawings communicate nonverbal thoughts. The aspects of the Vitruvian 'firmitas' and 'utilitas' have to be also developed the same way, but only 'venustas' awakes awe and delight in our spirit and that is the quality, what these drawn notes are aiming at.Seven examples are narrated in it, one of the twenty-something similar books by the author, with thousands of nonverbal words and sentences in them. His hope is, to legitimize the cognitive and poetic nature of architecture, as well as the method of thinking and communicating with 'written-drawings'. This is the only way, how one can tap into the inexhaustible well of racial memory. Author's ability to produce correctly drawn instantaneous 3D images directly with ink, could be compared only to a musician, with perfect pitch hearing.Design is a mentally and corporally experienced process, which step-by-step evokes the mythology of building, due to the application of the genetic memory of our physical body. Accordingly, architecture, through drawings, in fortuitous cases, through the constructed form, realizes and embodies a philosophy, provided, it investigates the basic questions of knowledge, reality and existence. These are exactly the notions, as the Oxford English Dictionary defines philosophy, and no architect can avoid to give some answers to them during the course of a design. However, by the knowledge of the author - fed by more than fifty years dealing with different aspects of the profession, and being an avid reader - there are no other books, which come even close to the meticulous recording of the creation of our built environment!As a non-fiction book, the general validity of the thoughts contained in it is unquestionable. The fact, that the two of the seven projects are among the other constructed buildings, and in some cases, large urban ensembles, designed by the author, reinforces the importance and applicability of the depicted method!This book is not about architecture, but THIS BOOK IS ARCHITECTURE ITSELF!

A sexy rockstar romance about two people who shouldn't be together but are inexplicably drawn to one another.

A second-chance romance between an estranged couple who have been separated by years and a set of devastating-and life-threatening-secrets that, once unearthed, will either bring them together or send each of them to an early grave.

Jeremy Robinson's first pulse-pounding horror novel (originally penned under his Jeremy Bishop pseudonym) is a horrific tale of post-apocalyptic terror that is one part zombie story and one part Dante's Inferno. The story asks hard questions and generates strong emotions in everyone who reads it-anger, excitement, and most of all: FEAR. This book asks the question that everyone is afraid to answer: ARE YOU READY? Small town reporter, Mia Durante, finds herself having brunch with the President of the United States on the day civilization comes to an end. An electromagnetic pulse blinds the U.S. Cars crash. Planes fall. Chaos reigns. Power is restored within minutes, but it's already too late. Russian nukes are falling. U.S. allies around the world are already wiped out. The United States will cease to exist inside of five minutes. After giving the order to launch a full-scale retaliation, dooming the planet, the president, his staff, Secret Service and those lucky enough to be visiting the White House, are whisked below ground, where they board several Earth Escape Pods. As the EEPs launch into Earth orbit, missiles descend. Less than forty survive the end of the world. When they return, they're greeted by survivors of a different sort. The bloodbath that follows leaves Durante and nine other survivors on the run. They find themselves fighting for survival in a world in which only torment remains and where death is the only escape.

This edition collects a number of small but valuable examples of the Virginia Siouan languages. It includes two small vocabularies of about 50 words each by Edward Sapir and Leo Frachtenberg, both published in 1913. Also included are 7 translated Saponi place-names collected by William Byrd on the Virginia-North Carolina border in 1728, and 2 words of Moneton or Tomahitan obtained by Abraham Wood during an expedition into southern West Virginian 1674.

I grew up with a learning disability, in addition to the trauma from the emotional and physical abuse carried out by my own mother and family members. The hands that were supposed to protect me as a child were the same hands responsible for my suffering, hurt and pain. I had such anger and hate toward my mother for everything she did to me. My life was complex from day one. My pain fuelled my rage, and my rage came out in fights. If I wasn't in a fight, I was starting one. Programs and counselling never helped me because I wasn't ready to heal. I did what I wanted to do, when I wanted to do it. Being exposed to the justice system at a young age, I saw the police in my home way too often. How could a mother do something like this to her own child and not care? My father was a case by himself. Where was he anyway? A caged bird is how I used to describe myself but ironically, at other times, I felt like a superhero for my brothers and sisters. Maybe it was all the chores I had to do that made me feel invincible. But still, I was a confused child, and feelings of doubt and neglect often plagued my mind. That said, if there was one thing I knew for certain, it was the fact that I would never be like my mother. I may have been a product of my mother, but who she was didn't make me who I am today. And it never could.

She accidentally time traveled with a killer. Now, she may never hold her son in her arms again.Syd Brixton can timeblink.So when she and her sister are trapped on a crashing plane, Syd doesn't hesitate to use the power to transport them both back in time five years.But things get complicated when they arrive in 2019 and discover three strangers have inadvertently hitched a ride, one of them with a dark and deadly past.It wouldn't be a problem if Syd could timeblink everyone back to the present, back to anywhere but a looming air disaster.Unfortunately, timeblinking doesn't work like that.It comes with its own set of rules-and those rules make the group's return to their present just as dangerous as if they had stayed on the doomed plane.Syd has not chosen this date randomly, though. Her son's father, Morley, is still alive in 2019 and the only person on the planet who can help her get back to where their little boy is waiting.But when two of the passengers go missing-one a known murderer-the entire group's return to the present is threatened. And now, even Morley may not be able to prevent them from being stuck in the past . . . separated from their loved ones forever.

In this report The Somerton Man's code is at last deciphered to be a suicide contemplation note he drafted as a quatrain giving a gist of why and how he planned his last dance for a lasting life. It was the creative DNA of his suicide plot.

In this 4th of his Omar Khayyam's Secret 12-book series, Mohammad H. Tamdgidi offers a hermeneutic study of Khayyam's last keepsake philosophical treatise on the universals of existence, one he said was more useful than volumes.