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Kitty's Class Day and Other Stories" is a charming anthology of short-stories by Louisa May Alcott. She has portrayed various facets of life very beautifully. Delivering moralistic and didactic ideas through her work she charmed and mesmerized the readers.

"A Group of Noble Dames" is a beautiful collection of short stories. Life-like and multifarious characters have been presented in these pages. A thorough analysis of female mind and thinking is presented through the eyes of the protagonist. Engrossing!

The danger of paedophiles - untold stories One day, her mum isn't there ... eight-year-old Maree doesn't know what to do and she is too shy to ask anyone. One by one, the other girls disappear into waiting cars or walk away with their mothers until Maree is the last girl left ... And then the man comes...

In this remarkable work Dickens has discussed profound issues in a light manner. It presents the motif that the talents and abilities provided to men are for the general benefit of mankind. With deeply drawn characters that are multidimensional this work presents a serious moral lesson.

Samuel Butler describes the Italian landscape and art in this work. The North-Italian sanctuary of Varallo-Seisa is dwelled upon in this work and its history and architecture have been elaborated upon. Comparing it to Jerusalem and highlighting its similarities, this is an enlightening and informative work!

This is Kathryn Kuhlman's account of Marion Burgio, a middle aged Catholic woman who developed an extremely debilitating form of multiple sclerosis. After countless operations and medical procedures, she was unable to walk and was nearly blind - until she experienced a dramatic divine healing.

My Anchor Holds provides soul - lifting assurance that the Lord Jesus Christ will calm the turbulence when the seas of life get rough, all the while giving your everyday life purpose, direction, and fulfillment.

Composed in jail during the era of the Restoration John Bunyan's Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners (1666) describes the author's infidelity in early life when he gave in to the temptations of the devil and enjoyed sinning. This is a true account of the struggles that changed him from a perpetual sinner to a religious scholar.

There was a great war in the heavens. There is a dark side to the universe ... and there is a battle raging for the souls of men. If you need to know the principles of victory and be equipped for battle, this is your war maual.

An interesting comedy with the undercurrent of deep satire on how money works and forms human characters. Money remains the touchstone for testing human weaknesses and attitudes. The theme is presented in a light and humorous manner that is delightful and enchanting.

Author Linda Born shows how difficult it was to make the transition from a mother-daughter relationship to the more complicated caregiver-patient relationship. By way of 100 inspirational readings the book provides solid, scriptural help for caregivers. Practical care-giving helps are scattered throughout...

Like many of Stevenson's short stories this is also a brilliant piece. Considered one of the first few short stories in English literature the work has a profound message. With deep mystery pervading the atmosphere of the whole narrative this is a captivating and engrossing tale.

A spine-chilling work by Stevenson. The tale is based on some prevalent beliefs of his times when it was believed that madness is hereditary. It further revolves around the idea of vampirism the thirst for blood. With gothic elements and horrifying events this is a highly engrossing work.

Nearly two thousand years ago Julius Caesar a brave captain led an army of strong soldiers to battle fields and conquered a large area. They were not armed with guns but had swords and spears to protect themselves. This novel comprises of their exciting experiences. A must-read!