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The Path of Light is Barnett's 1909 translation of an important text to Mahayana Buddhism. It is the treatise of the Bodhicharyavatara of Santideva--part of the Wisdom of the East series. Barnett gives a detailed introduction to Mahayana Buddhism and its significance.

This guidebook uses a combination of pragmatism, humor, and original data to respond to knowledge gaps commonly experienced by students in non-traditional, accelerated, and online degree programs. Basic information useful for creating a thesis proposal and conducting an independent study is provided....

Winner of Choice Magazine - Outstanding Academic Titles for 2007 Buildings account for over one third of global energy use and associated greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. Reducing energy use by buildings is therefore an essential part of any strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and thereby...

From the creators of "For Real" comes "Real Food" - the adolescents' guide on how to actually cook. Containing everything from what to equip yourself with as a first time young cook, to all the different methods of cooking an egg. This condensed, comprehensive guide contains everything...

Carey English spends his days planning extravagant parties and lavish weddings and generally making people’s lives brighter. He spends his nights wishing for a man he doesn’t have to share and who won’t try to drag him back into the closet. It doesn’t help that the man he wants most doesn’t...

Horace Greeley (1811-1872), who coined the phrase “Go West, young man,” was the founding editor of The New York Tribune. This life story, written only a year after the media titan’s death, traces Greeley’s progress from a journeyman printer to one of the pivotal figures of his time.

When a federal penitentiary, ‘Hellhole,’ was built in Yuma, the native Quechans discovered a way in which they could succeed in the world of the white man; they put their uncanny tracking abilities to use catching and returning prison fugitives. Immune to the searing heat, cunning, and tenacious,...

Mina Murray returns in this suspenseful retelling of a classic tale... Transylvania, 1890. Mina and her allies have found the Transylvanian countryside dotted with empty villages and whispers of monsters who wear human skin. As Mina prepares for the final showdown with her fiance's abductors,...

Mina Murray and her allies take on a dangerous new villain in this thrilling retelling of a classic tale... Berlin and Paris, 1890. Mina and her allies have destroyed Vlad Draculesti, but the human world is still in danger from his allies. From Berlin to Paris, major European cities...

THERE ARE THE UNSEEN TREASURES… WHEN GOD GIVES TO US MOMENTS OF SUCH JOY TO LIFT THE SPIRIT. A powerful but gentle reminder of the everyday blessings that are provided to us by the spirit of God. Each minute, each hour and each day there is something that God does to get our attention and lift our...

Bad Alpha features a select collection of stories with shifters so ruthless they will stop at nothing to protect their pack. These aren't sugar-and-spice heroes. Our alphas are feared, inked, and don’t ask questions first. They take what they want, never give in to their enemies, and think love...

Aetina is the Greek Goddess of War, Darkness and Hate. She's the Daughter of Zeus and Nyx, the only problem is she is not one of the worshipped Gods. Not even among the minor ones. She was all but forgotten like many others that she has met over the course of the last three hundred and fifty years....

Sir Friz Bee and his bride the lovely Princess Bee-Atrice return from their honeymoon in Africa and are soon busy with their royal duties. When the royal twins are born, their happiness is complete. Baxter Bee proposes to Sir Friz' sister, and the series ends with a wedding.

The Queen Bee honours Friz the Bee by making him a Knight of the Realm, which allows him to marry his sweetheart the Princess Bee-Atrice. Soon the whole Bee family and the palace are all a-buzz with preparations for the Royal Wedding day.