Lassie's Guide to a Family's Best Friend
Building the Bond of Love Between Dog and Family
Lassie's Guide to a Family's Best Building the Bond of Love Between Dog and Family [May 15, 1998] Collins, Ace
Ace Collins Libros
Ace Collins se define como un narrador, cuya obra está influenciada por su herencia de Arkansas. En su extensa bibliografía, que abarca más de ochenta libros para veinticinco editoriales diferentes, Collins explora una amplia gama de géneros, desde novelas y biografías hasta obras infantiles y textos sobre historia, cultura y fe. Su escritura se caracteriza por la habilidad de entrelazar temas diversos con una profunda comprensión del arte narrativo, brindando a los lectores experiencias cautivadoras y enriquecedoras. La voz de Collins es distintiva por su capacidad para atraer a un público amplio, lo que se refleja en las ventas totales de sus libros, que superan los 2,5 millones de copias.
Stories Behind the Best-Loved Songs of Christmas
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- 7 horas de lectura
Incredible stories and the inspiration behind the most popular Christmas songs, including Jingle Bells, Mary, Did You Know?, The First Noel, O Holy Night, Silver Bells, and White Christmas.
Time Walker
- 342 páginas
- 12 horas de lectura
Set in late 1943, the story follows Helen Meeker and her team as they investigate why a man declines the Medal of Honor. Their straightforward case spirals into a dangerous quest involving a man named Horse, a mobster's unexpected connection to the Nazis, and a legendary hit man. As they navigate this perilous adventure, they also seek a treasure that dates back to the Spanish Conquistadors, blending historical intrigue with high-stakes action.
Grady Bear, unlike his hibernating peers, chooses to stay awake through winter, eager to enjoy the snow. His decision leads to unexpected adventures that challenge his perceptions of winter fun. As he navigates the frosty landscape, Grady discovers the joys and trials of being awake while others are asleep, ultimately learning valuable lessons about friendship and the importance of rest.
The Last Imprint
- 452 páginas
- 16 horas de lectura
Dr. Maxine Factor possesses a unique gift that allows her to experience history through her ancestors' eyes, revealing truths that could challenge established beliefs and institutions. This extraordinary ability makes her a target for those who fear the implications of her discoveries. Set against a backdrop of global locales, the story features a diverse cast driven by ambition and fear, leading to a relentless, high-stakes chase. The narrative explores the concept of ancestral memories being embedded in DNA, raising questions about the impact of such experiences on one's sanity.