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Carolyn Wells
Fleming Stone 23. On the eve of her marriage to Rodney Sayre, Emily Duane disappears. She had left her Hillside Park home to visit the hospital but never arrived there. Foul play is feared when Jim Pennington reports his wife Pauline, Emilys best friend, also missing. Pennington says he left his wife at the ravine a short distance from Emilys home. When he returned she had vanished. Pollys body is found in the ravine, but wheres Emily? A wonderful mystery abound with twists and turns on every corner. Carolyn Wells inspires and entertains with her classical mystery masterpiece, Wheres Emily, guaranteed to feed the mystery monster that craves suspense!
Renata Piątkowska
Let us pick up our books and pens. They are our most powerful weapons. One child, one teacher, one pen and one book can change the entire world. Taken from Malala Yousafzais speech to the UN in 2013 When I meet with children on different occasions, I ask them which of their rights is the most important to them. Polish children say its the right to express their own opinion. The same right is also important to Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl who not only uses it with courage but also boldly speaks out for another fundamental right: the right to education. In many countries the opportunity of attending school is treated as an unpleasant necessity. For Malala and her colleagues learning was a desired and only chance for a better future. Marek Michalak The Ombudsman for Children On the 29th October 2016, on the request of Polish and Pakistani children and by the resolution of the International Chapter, Malala was made a Knight of the Order of the Smile. The author of this book, Renata Piatkowska, is also a Knight of the Order of the Smile. Smiley, eager to play and to sing hits by Justin Bieber this is the Malala we meet. The only thing that distinguishes her from her friends is that she doesnt cover her face with a scarf. Is that a good reason to shoot a teenage girl in the face? It soon becomes clear that Malala is no ordinary teenager, but a blogger who by describing the state of education for girls in Pakistan exposed herself to the Taliban. A touching story about the strength that lies dormant in each one of us and how we should fight to help those who are weaker than us. Malala has proven that just one brave person is enough to inspire multitudes.
Ethel Lina White
Mystical incidents occur in "While She Sleeps." Miss Loveapple extremely lucky woman. She was always lucky in life, so to speak, the card turned that side. However, there will always be luck on her side? Will she help when the killer will stalk her?
O. Henry
Settle in for a whimsical, thoroughly enjoyable whirlwind tour through the prodigious imagination of American short-story master O. Henry. When he wrote the following, he may have discounted his own creativity. Whirligigs, comprised of 24 short stories and published in 1910, is evidence of this. O. Henry writes of love and loss, of mystery and drama, of journalism and murders and trials. He creates a tapestry of characters, young and old, wealthy and poor. It offers some of his best short stories; complete with quirky characters, witty romps with clever twists and surprise endings. If you love classic O. Henry stories like The Gift of the Magi and have been curious about the rest of this beloved authors body of work, Whirligigs is a great place to start.
Max Brand
Doctor Kildare approached just in time to hear Meg say to the officer, "I heard a shot outside my apartment, then a crash. When I ran out, this man was lying on the landing... "Whiskey Sour" (1938) is a Doctor Kildare story that continues the depiction of a "gangster" atmosphere surrounding the young doctor as he cared for East Side streets toughs and local political bosses while defying his hospital superiors. Max Brand (1892-1944) is the best-known pen name of widely acclaimed author Frederick Faust, creator of Destry, Dr. Kildare, and other beloved fictional characters. His action-filled stories of adventure and heroism and even poetry continue to entertain readers throughout the world.
Mia Ahl
Vendela samotnie wychowuje dziesięcioletnią córkę Tildę i ma skomplikowane relacje z ojcem dziewczynki. Wkrótce oznajmia krewnym, że otrzymała dobrze płatną posadę w Bostonie, lecz cała rodzina z obawą rozmyśla, jak potoczą się sprawy z dzieckiem bohaterki. W dodatku gdy pewnego dnia Vendela wraca z pracy do domu, na schodach przed drzwiami zauważa swoją matkę, która uciekła od męża Karla. Na domiar złego rodzinna księgarnia nie prosperuje zbyt dobrze i potrzebne są duże zmiany, aby familijny interes przetrwał trudny okres. Ta seria niepokojących zdarzeń sprawia, że Vendela wspomina swoje życie, podejmowane przez siebie decyzje oraz ich wpływ na otaczających ją ludzi. „Whisky i naleśniki” to opowieść o niezależnej kobiecie, która odkrywa, jak wielkim oparciem potrafi być najbliższa rodzina. Po tym pełnym zawirowań czasie życie Vendeli diametralnie się zmieni.
Mia Ahl
Vendela samotnie wychowuje dziesięcioletnią córkę Tildę i ma skomplikowane relacje z ojcem dziewczynki. Wkrótce oznajmia krewnym, że otrzymała dobrze płatną posadę w Bostonie, lecz cała rodzina z obawą rozmyśla, jak potoczą się sprawy z dzieckiem bohaterki. W dodatku gdy pewnego dnia Vendela wraca z pracy do domu, na schodach przed drzwiami zauważa swoją matkę, która uciekła od męża Karla. Na domiar złego rodzinna księgarnia nie prosperuje zbyt dobrze i potrzebne są duże zmiany, aby familijny interes przetrwał trudny okres. Ta seria niepokojących zdarzeń sprawia, że Vendela wspomina swoje życie, podejmowane przez siebie decyzje oraz ich wpływ na otaczających ją ludzi. „Whisky i naleśniki” to opowieść o niezależnej kobiecie, która odkrywa, jak wielkim oparciem potrafi być najbliższa rodzina. Po tym pełnym zawirowań czasie życie Vendeli diametralnie się zmieni.
Aidan de Brune
Whispering Death (1931) is the third adventure in the Dr. Night trilogy by Aidan De Brune, (1874-1946). This third story is gaudy crime yarns, which steadily veers into fantasy by the end and features a very unlikely Asian villain who is as different from Fu Manchu as you can imagine: a small, colorless man of uncertain central Asian origin whose principal obsession is raising money by any means possible to recreate a long-dead central Asian kingdom of which his distant ancestors were kings. Most of the stories in the Dr. Night trilogy take place in and around Sydney, although the earliest known is set in Perth Western Australia and one of the novelettes in north Queenslan. Aidan de Brune was a big name in Australian literature but is forgotten today. He was a prolific author who wrote in a variety of genres.