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[2018]
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146 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 19 cm.
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Traces the South Pole expedition of a decorated British special forces officer, an admirer of Ernest Shackleton's expedition and descendant of one of Shackleton's crew, who in 2015 risked his life to walk across Antarctica alone.
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Comme souvent dans les récits de David Grann, un homme est dévoré par son idéal.
Ce personnage d'un autre temps se nomme Henry Worsley. The White Darkness raconte son extraordinaire histoire. Celle d'un militaire britannique fasciné par l'exemple d'Ernest Shackleton (1874-1922) et par ses expéditions polaires ; un homme excentrique, généreux, d'une volonté exceptionnelle, qui réussira ce que Shackleton avait raté un siècle plus tt : relier...
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Democracy, in its true sense, is in trouble. Ironically, it is being threatened by the very voices that push it most. Supposedly Fascism was stopped with the defeat of Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, Franco''s Spain, Salazar''s Portugal, Papadopoulos Greece, Pinochet''s Chile and Suharto''s Indonesia. How has America lined itself up with these regimes? The commonality that links them is a protofascist model that link them are recognizable patterns of...
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When arriving home after work, George Knox makes a gruesome discovery. His beloved wife, Anna, is dead-hanging from a beam in their basement. Upon cutting her down, thinking it is a suicide, he realizes it is a cover-up for a brutal murder. Trying to figure out what happened to his wife, George finds out that she was not the person he thought she was but rather a Hawks agent investigating a case of a serial killer who had escaped from prison after...
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To supplement her meager salary as a book editor, Brittany Astor answers an ad to read aloud for a client. She's expecting a nice little old lady-but is shocked to instead find notorious playboy Ethan Moss. Ethan has been suffering from temporary blindness and hiding himself away...
It's the perfect opportunity for a shy book editor to live out her fantasy of having a wild fling with the man of her erotic dreams. He can't see her. He can only hear...
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Step in the Dark (1938) is a suspenseful psychological thriller by Ethel Lina White, one of the most prominent female authors of British crime fiction in the early 20th century. With her trademark blend of elegance and creeping dread, White crafts a tense and emotionally charged narrative centered around deception, isolation, and the perils of misplaced trust.
The novel follows Georgia Yeo, a widowed romance novelist whose life takes a sudden turn...
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A lawyer and his investigator must discover why his client accused of a gruesome murder remains silent in this dark legal thriller.
One freezing December night, the body of young, vulnerable, Lizzie Barnsley is found on the side of an isolated canal. When blood from her stiletto heel matches that on a wound on the head of Peter Box, police swiftly declare him the prime suspect in her murder.
Criminal lawyer, Dan Grant, is called in to provide...
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What if you discovered that you had more power than you ever imagined for embracing the life you long for?
Words create worlds. Whether it is the mom speaking to her child, the speaker motivating a crowd, or the voice inside our own heads, words greatly influence how we see ourselves and the world around us.
For much of his life, Travis secretly battled with the destructive narratives born out of childhood sexual abuse. Living under the weight of...
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How would you feel if you were a person treated differently just because you see things others can't? Would you feel isolated and alone, or would you channel your frustration into motivation and perseverance? The White Falcon, through her life journey, was treated differently by society for seeing the wrong things people saw and assumed as right. Although she felt cut off and alone, that didn't stop her from her journey to help enlighten people and...
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Vijay, once a joyful child is deprived of this idyllic life by a shattering act of violence to his family. This life changing event casts a shadow over his life, such that he promises to himself that no matter how long it takes he would make every effort to rectify the injustice he witnessed. His quest for redemption is intertwined with his personal ambitions and this takes him on travels across continents.
As he journeys from the naivety of childhood,...
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The relationship between Father and Son is one of, if not, the most influential in any family hierarchy. For a young boy, it can be the difference between love and fear, between success and failure, and between respect and resentment. the dark side of white bread: surviving our fathers is one man's chronological journey of his paternal relationship and the lifelong impact of experiencing emotional and physical trauma. It is a must read for anyone...
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The definitive guide for anyone who has contact with people of another race, in companies, schools, neighborhoods, or other social situations, this book asserts that race is not the unfathomable mystery it is usually made out to be. In a revealing, accessible, and stimulating discussion based on little-known facts and innovative research, this book explains why many whites are uneasy about blacks and how blacks react to this, why numerous blacks suspect...
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2020.
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ix, 273 pages ; 24 cm.
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"Talia Lavin is every skinhead's worst nightmare: a loud and unapologetic Jewish woman, acerbic, smart, and profoundly antiracist, with the investigative chops to expose the tactics and ideologies of online hatemongers. Culture Warlords is the story of how Lavin, a frequent target of extremist trolls (including those at Fox News), dove into a byzantine online culture of hate and learned the intricacies of how white supremacy proliferates online. Within...
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The dark truth and little white lies are a high velocity journey through the trials, tragedy, and triumph of a man who has pieced together a kaleidoscope of vivid imagery beginning in the days of learning to play with others. He soon realized that being black was not desired, not loved by many of the people who inhabited the "city of brotherly love" the same as he did. Part of the harsh reality that followed is etched in the soul infused poetry conveyed...
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From R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr., founder and editor-in-chief of The American Spectator, comes the first focused analysis of former First Lady and current United States Senator Hillary Clinton. A main selection of the Book of the Month Club, Madame Hillary is a thought-provoking examination of one of the most polarizing American politicians of all time. After the tremendous success of her book, Living History, Senator Clinton was sharply criticized by...
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This book is about families in crisis and what happened to them after the Tennessee Department of Children's Services (DCS) wrongfully took their children away. Some parents got their kids back, some didn't. Either way, everyone was traumatized and their firsthand accounts can be found in this book.
Harvesting Children also examines child welfare agencies in different states. Some agencies are better than others but, still, 600,000 children are...
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From the bestselling author of Tripping the Prom Queen comes a fascinating and provocative look at the reasons behind female deception. Little White Lies, Deep Dark Secrets reveals how society doles out mixed messages to women, fostering the lies they tell. Among the liars are:
• A woman who shoplifts, and has it "down to a science"
• A woman who tells her husband she is working late in order to be with her lover
• A woman who lies about...






