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  • Adventures to Go, Book 5

    Seven Keys to Baldpate-proof that great old stories are great, ALWAYS.An original story by Kyle Owens; Time stops moving for protagonist Dave Miller; beautiful poetry written by a young man who diedfrom shrapnel wounds; and More... ... Read more

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  • Christmas at Cold Comfort Farm

    The perfect Christmas treat

    A glorious collection of stories from the author of Cold Comfort Farm. The title story tells of a typical Christmas at the farm before the coming of Flora Poste. It is a parody of the worst sort of family Christmas: Adam Lambsbreath dresses up as Father Christmas in two of Judith's red shawls. There are unsuitable presents, unpleasant insertions into the pudding and some good Starkadder table talk ... Read more

    $10.99 CAD

  • Starring Miss Seeton

    Series Book 16 - A Miss Seeton Mystery
    Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat – and all over England rehearsals are getting underway for the much-loved seasonal panto. In Miss Emily Seeton’s home village of Plummergen, Lady Colveden is directing an uproarious production of Cinderella, and Miss S is delighted to be offered a backstage role as set designer.Then while walking in Rytham Hall woods in search of mistletoe, a typical ... Read more

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  • Charlie Chaplin's Own Story

    Series series History of Film
    “Charlie Chaplin's own Story” is the first of Chaplin's two published autobiographies : being a faithful recital of a romantic career, beginning with early recollections of boyhood in London and closing with the signing, in 1916, of his latest motion-picture of a $670,000 contract. ... Read more

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  • There's Death in the Churchyard

    by William Gore ...
    Series series Black Heath Classic Crime
    During a particularly eventful village church service, entrepreneur Ponderby Jonson is murdered. With his dying breath, Jonson accuses his host - none other than the local Squire, Captain Stoyner - of killing him. As the evidence against the Squire begins to mount, the Vicar and his family determine to do everything they can to prove his innocence and discover the real culprit. As discreetly as ... Read more

    $1.83 CAD

  • The Haunted Policeman

    The story of the poor policeman who saw a house numbered thirteen where no thirteen ought to be and a murdered man where no one has been murdered. Lord Peter helps him prove that he wasn't drunk nor delusional. ... Read more

    $16.89 CAD

  • A Dance of Folly and Pleasure

    by O. Henry ...
    Step into the boarding houses and furnished rooms of New York City, or take a stroll around the park. Observe the tumult and glitter of Broadway on a Saturday night, and browse the silken stockings in Manhattan's most exclusive store. Hop onto the Coney Island ferry to join the lovesick shop-girl, the drunken down-and-out, and the secret millionaire in the city's dance of folly and pleasure ... Read more

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  • The Village That Voted the Earth Was Flat

    Enriched edition. Challenging Reality: An Allegorical Journey Through Society's Norms

    In "The Village That Voted the Earth Was Flat," Rudyard Kipling presents a satirical exploration of the deep-seated convictions that underlie collective belief systems. Set in a fictional, insular village, the narrative employs Kipling's signature blend of humor and pointed social commentary, reflecting Victorian-era sensibilities. The stylistic choices, characterized by sharp dialogue and vivid ... Read more

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  • An Habitation Enforced

    Enriched edition. Exploring Colonial Tensions and Cultural Clashes in British-ruled India

    In "An Habitation Enforced," Rudyard Kipling explores themes of exile and the deep connection between individuals and their homes. Set against the rich tapestry of colonial India, the story masterfully weaves lyrical prose with the stark realities of displacement, revealing how the physical environment shapes identity and belonging. Kipling's thoughtful use of symbolism and vivid imagery immerses ... Read more

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  • Divers Women

    SOME PEOPLE WHO WENT UP TO THE TEMPLE. An elegant temple it was, this modern one of which I write—modern in all its appointments. Carpets, cushions, gas fixtures, organ, pulpit furnishings, everything everywhere betokened the presence of wealth and taste. Even the vases that adorned the marble-topped flower-stands on either side of the pulpit wore a foreign air, and in design and workmanship were ... Read more

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  • Our Story Book

    Jingles, Stories and Rhymes for Little Folks

    by Various ...
    Wideawake Willy. The Little Old Woman. Quite an Adventure. Funny Toys There Were Seven Froggies of Lee Tinklebell Tales. Holiday Time. The Twins. The Five Little Frogs. The Doings of Dickie and Daisy Follow My Leader. Bunny and Chick, Or Sulky Sammy. Doggie and Puss. Tittle-tattle Tales, Or Fireside Stories. The Kitkin Family Wooden Toys. Tick Tock Neddy Silly Billy and the Kittens. Tony The Cats ... Read more

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  • The Idiot at Home

    The plot of "The Idiot at Home" revolves around a character named Mr. Idiot who finds himself in various comedic situations at home. The novel explores themes of social satire, absurdity, and the humorous misunderstandings that arise from Mr. Idiot's antics. Bangs' writing style in this novel is characterized by wit, irony, and a playful approach to lampooning societal norms and conventions.John ... Read more

    $1.33 CAD or Free with Kobo Plus