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Ghost has lived her whole life with the Warden with only one friend, Frost. Life there consists of hard work, terrible punishments, no exceptions, and no escape. So when Frost suddenly decides to leave, will she follow her friend, and take the risk of losing her life and mind, or stay, and endure a lifetime of hell. Follow her as she makes her decision, and is thrown into an entirely new life, one where she could loose everything she has ever held dear.
the thoughts of an escaped young slave girl as she crosses the bridge to freedom
Ever wonder how people lived prior to big cities and modern conveniences? This book explores how people lived in frontier times in the Southern Colonies.
One powerful and successful general of the Sky Lord's Army--when born they said he was a curse. One talented, yet obscure boy who would inherit the Bekir Lake Swordsmithy--when born they said he was a blessing. They were wrong. And they were SO right.
Leonardo is a special boy with an emotional disability. But this is not to say that his ability to see things for what they are is in any way inhibited compared to other boys or even the grownups. In Leonardo's house there lives a Wretch, which is another word for a special kind of servant that every house in the city has. In fact, Wretches are all over the city, being put to use to do every conceivable work that can bring the people comfort. Recently, questions have arisen regarding the true
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was first printed in 1884, eight years after Mark Twain wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. It starts up where the other story finished, and the two books together are believed to be the best that Mark Twain ever wrote. Huck travels down the Mississippi on a raft, facing many dangers on the way, and learning about life and what it means to be a friend. There are truths that Twain tries to get people to think about through this book. One is to make us laugh at
Ghost has lived her whole life with the Warden with only one friend, Frost. Life there consists of hard work, terrible punishments, no exceptions, and no escape. So when Frost suddenly decides to leave, will she follow her friend, and take the risk of losing her life and mind, or stay, and endure a lifetime of hell. Follow her as she makes her decision, and is thrown into an entirely new life, one where she could loose everything she has ever held dear.
the thoughts of an escaped young slave girl as she crosses the bridge to freedom
Ever wonder how people lived prior to big cities and modern conveniences? This book explores how people lived in frontier times in the Southern Colonies.
One powerful and successful general of the Sky Lord's Army--when born they said he was a curse. One talented, yet obscure boy who would inherit the Bekir Lake Swordsmithy--when born they said he was a blessing. They were wrong. And they were SO right.
Leonardo is a special boy with an emotional disability. But this is not to say that his ability to see things for what they are is in any way inhibited compared to other boys or even the grownups. In Leonardo's house there lives a Wretch, which is another word for a special kind of servant that every house in the city has. In fact, Wretches are all over the city, being put to use to do every conceivable work that can bring the people comfort. Recently, questions have arisen regarding the true
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was first printed in 1884, eight years after Mark Twain wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. It starts up where the other story finished, and the two books together are believed to be the best that Mark Twain ever wrote. Huck travels down the Mississippi on a raft, facing many dangers on the way, and learning about life and what it means to be a friend. There are truths that Twain tries to get people to think about through this book. One is to make us laugh at