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Books show normal pre-owned wear unless otherwise noted. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court. The Swiss Family Robinson. The Jungle Book. The Count of Monte Cristo. The Call of the Wild.
A nice touch is the illustrated signature from the artist on the title page.
The book is illustrated with charcoal drawings that feel dramatic.
A wonderful selection of beautiful books to grace your shelves with a great selection of titles to choose from. New Titles added regularly! Classics - a must read!
1800s China. Not only does Little Flower have bound feet, uncommon for a muizai, but she is extraordinarily gifted at embroidery, a skill associated with the highest class of a lady. Resentful of her talents, Linjing does everything in her power to thwart Little Flower's escape.
The CD is not included. The cover shows moderate wear with some scratches, a sticker on the back, light marks, bends, and edge wear. The text is all unmarked with moderate wear to the outer edges of the pages. There are some bumps/bends to the outer edges/corners of the pages. The pages are yellowing a bit. The binding is sound. See the photos for more details. Please message me with any questions or issues. Thanks :)
Cover art may vary on certain titles!
Phantom lights. Missing cattle. Fatal crashes. Replacing a retired deputy in a quiet rural county was supposed to be a chance to slow down. Simpler calls. Smaller problems. A fresh start for his family.
Rose Hall—an 18th-century plantation in Montego Bay, Jamaica—has a reputation. Locals call it the most haunted property in the Caribbean. What happened inside Rose Hall did not stay in Jamaica. In the fall of 2005, he and his wife boarded a honeymoon cruise with no expectations beyond a week of escape.
This is a single graphic novel titled "Ms. Marvel Stretched Thin" published by Marvel. It is an original middle-grade graphic novel starring breakout character Kamala Khan (Ms. Marvel). The story is written by Nadia Shammas with illustrations by Nabi H. Ali.
