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When sixteen-year-old shepherd Perceval encounters a silver-marked wolf in the Cambrian mountains, he thinks he's simply defending his sheep from another predator. But when the wolf leads him into a dark and enchanted forest, his simple life shatters. Armed only with his father's spear and cryptic guidance from the wizard Merlin, Perceval is thrust into a dangerous world he never knew existed—a world of knights and quests, mystical grails and wounded kings, dark sorcery and the ancient light that opposes it.

This highly captivating audiobook takes listeners on a journey through the history of classical music. However, author and music educator Vincent Sneed demonstrates that this history does not begin in Europe, but instead, the origins of classical music reside in places such as Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Sneed details how the music of composers such as Bach, Mozart, and Beethoven would never have existed if it had not been the ingenuity and innovation of black and brown people.

Throughout the years it has been the site of a staggering number of murders and strange disappearances, and is rumored to be cursed. When its current owner, famed horror author Nan Wickwyre, loses her family to a tragic accident, she finds Holt House is all she has left.

In the season of Anumbra, a time when the moon never sleeps, the voices in the wind speak the loudest to those troubled by their past. This is a matter Selian Cornelius must endure with just one memory of his childhood, and that memory stalks him in the shape of a peculiar little girl that lurks in the shadows of his mind. As a young man working as a catcher for an old shopkeeper, his nightly work revolves around assisting pedestrians in the cursed town of Whittlestone, a place where even a step on cobblestoned cracks could cause a lasting pain in his back.

Do you want to improve your English conversation? This book is designed to help intermediate learners understand and speak informal, colloquial English — as spoken by native speakers. It includes comprehension questions and help with vocabulary. The 50 dialogues cover a huge variety of everyday topics. They’re fun, as well as good for your English.

If you have ever been told you are too emotional or that you feel too much, this audiobook invites you to see your sensitivity as strength rather than weakness. Emotional Flow is a compassionate guide for empaths, deep feelers, and highly sensitive people who often absorb the energy of the world around them. Through gentle reflection and practical exercises, it helps you understand and regulate your emotions without suppressing them. Each chapter offers simple tools for moving from emotional overwhelm to grounded clarity.

When the god of free will declares war on the gods of fate and destiny, the battleground isn’t the heavens; it’s Earth. And the weapon is a child. Chelise never asked to be chosen. Struggling through the fractures of a broken family, she suddenly finds herself at the heart of a cosmic wager. Is life ruled by destiny, or can it truly be shaped by choice? Guided by guardian angels and hunted by forces beyond her understanding, Chelise is thrust into a dangerous journey where every decision carries divine weight.

These dialogues for elementary learners will help you learn real, everyday, informal English conversation. It’s a chance to learn some useful new vocabulary, to improve your grammar and to practise using the little words (just, then, only, so, still, well, though, etc.) that native English speakers use so often.

In 1486, the twenty-four year old philosopher Giovanni Pico della Mirandola made a stunning plea for human advancement. Our gift, he said, was our ability to mimic other creatures. He said that it was within our power not just to emulate great heroes of history, but to emulate the angels themselves. He called on us to become nearly-angelic beings, creating a world of endless possibility. His plea for achievement has survived the centuries, and still has the power to provoke thought and inspire human betterment.

Collected here are two different versions of the classic story. It includes not only the original, written by E. T. A. Hoffman, but also the translation/adaptation by the famous novelist Alexandre Dumas (The Count of Monte Cristo, The Three Musketeers, The Man in the Iron Mask). These, in turn, inspired the world-famous Tchaikovsky ballet. Listeners can finally compare and contrast the two different versions, and thrill to the story in both its multifaceted variations.

Alpha Adrianus Rex, the merciless ruler of Titan Vale, is feared by all who dare cross him. As an alpha with a heart as frigid as the icy tundra he calls home, Adrianus shows no mercy to those who oppose him. He's on a mission to hunt down every defected Karl sorcerer and make them pay with their lives, their heads impaled on spikes as a warning to all.

For Julian White, revenge is a burning obsession that consumes him. He's spent years honing his skills as an assassin, waiting for the perfect moment to strike back at the man who took everything from him. Now, he's finally found a way to get close to the King of Titans, the man responsible for the death of his family and the destruction of his clan. But it means playing a dangerous game, one that requires him to pretend to be something he's not. To infiltrate the inner circle of the man he hates most, Julian must become a courtesan, using his body as a weapon to get close to the king.

Three teenagers—a shy autistic boy, an immigrant jock, and the girl next door caught between them, with the unlikely company of a pet chicken (yes, really a chicken!)—are sucked into a portal and flung onto a desolate alien planet of cerise rock.

An Introduction to Wealth is your essential guide to financial independence. Whether you’re just beginning your journey or looking to refine your strategy, this book breaks down the core principles of wealth-building in a clear and actionable way. No fluff, no gimmicks—just proven strategies to help you take control of your financial future.

The sport of Dog Agility brings the dogs, Kissy, Kawdje, Topaz and Michael Archangelo and their families together. The book touches upon universal themes such as unconditional love of dogs, rags to riches, love of a family, pet air travel, competition, sibling rivalry, jealousy, friendship and love. Dogs act, think and feel in ways that mirror human behavior as they cope with daily life. Love for these four dogs inspire their families to try to institute worldwide pet-friendly air travel conditions.

Tristian X is a member of The Order of Chaos - a mysterious secret society behind the most tumultuous events of the past century. When his close friend Niko meets an untimely end, Tristan finds himself thrust into the inner sanctum of the High Council, where decisions of monumental consequence are made. But as he delves deeper, the illusion of control within The Order begins to unravel.

The nature of money as gates and letters revealed gives light to the nations of humankind to find in troubled times a historic luxury and modern necessity in the FML FIREs. These are the first constitutional centers of foundation money law governance and the prize of digital revolution.

Four of the great works of mythology and legend, brought together! Learn the stories of Odin, Thor, Loki, Seigfried, and Beowulf, in their earliest written forms. Encounter gods, giants, dragons, and monsters. Thrill to the tales that have captured the human imagination for over a thousand years.

As thunder crashes overhead, condemnation throbbing in its ominous tones, Edwin flees from the kingdom he has betrayed. With every passing mile, his hopes of ever earning King Alfred’s forgiveness grow fainter. But while he wrestles with guilt and seeks for refuge among any who will shelter him, he has no idea of the great danger closing in on his family. Unless he can face the truth about himself and find the courage to return, all may be lost.

Before the Broadway musical, before the film, there was the novel. Now you can listen to this original tale for yourself, and trace the origins of the mythic, and gruesome, Barber of Fleet Street. From November 1846 to March 1847, this story was published in eighteen weekly parts, initially under the title The String of Pearls: A Romance. This was part of the "penny dreadful" genre of literature, cheap, lurid, and sensationalistic fiction, aimed at a popular audience, at an affordable price. These would be sold for a penny in cigar shops and other such places.