Randall: 1157 books

Three groups of extremists chase a powerful symbol of Jewish nationalism across the Atlantic and throughout modern day Israel. Set in 1910, the Zionist movement, resisted by Arabs, driven by Jewish hardliners, and supported by Christian groups, is growing in influence. An aging, world-travelled businessman,...

Wellington tells all in Wellington's Windows, a story of life, love, and the pursuit of happiness, and — horrors — monsters! Told in first dog by a cavalier King Charles Spaniel, the story gives us inside information on "a dog's life," and it's not half bad. Wellington also introduces...

This is about the best-hated author on Earth. Who was necessarily pampered and petted because of his crime against humanity....

A leader for the people, Solon would go down in history as the lawmaker who set the stage for Athens to become the first democratic state. Solon’s incorruptible spirit, along with his oratorical skills and poetry, were a refreshing break from the tyrants of his time, whom the people of Greek city-states...

The only time in which the known world was united under one empire was during the reign of Alexander the Great. This book tells of a triumphant life of war and carnage that was inspired by an upbringing that encouraged unending ambition. Readers will learn about how massive differences in managing...

A Six-gun Showdown Exploded over the West's Richest oil Fields.

VOM GLÜCK BESTIMMT Lisa wünscht sich ein Kind - aber keinen Mann. Jared träumt von einem Sohn - aber nicht von einer Frau. Zufällig treffen sie sich in einer Klinik für künstliche Befruchtung. Durch einen "Unfall" wird nicht die von Jared ausgewählte Leihmutter, sondern Lisa von ihm schwanger....

In a village caf� in Crete, 1981, a young backpacker is befriended by a troubled New Zealander, Henry Davis. He reveals that his daughter Sally vanished from the island two years earlier and he has come to Crete to explore the baffling circumstances of her disappearance. For Davis there are painful...

American Realist Fictions of Marriage: From Kate Chopin, Edith Wharton to Frances Harper, Pauline Hopkins intervenes in the field of American literary realism by arguing that selected marriage fiction of Kate Chopin, Frances Harper, Pauline Hopkins, Williams Dean Howells, Emma Dunham-Kelly, and Edith...

Staying true to the unique, problem-oriented approach of Dr. Hugh Moffet’s previous editions, the fifth edition of Moffet’s Pediatric Infectious Diseases walks the reader step by step through diagnosis and management using a signs and symptoms approach. This patient-oriented structure leads to...

After their mother is killed by a stray bullet, twin Chilean brothers Benjamin and JC Piñera are swept up in their country’s infamous Cold War-era crisis, which culminates in a coup and a dead president. The boys and their embittered father flee to California, only for the twins to see their refugee...

Do you think Bobbys adventures are over? Think again; not a chance! Get ready for the grand finale of all adventures as you become spellbound in Siberia, The Land that never Sleeps. Little dudes and dudettes hang on to your Lucky Baseball Caps, once again, as you take a leap of faith with Bobby and...

Blue has spent her life feeling like a misfit among the witches. With the help of her crazy best friend and a mysterious boy with messy brown hair, she finds herself on a path to discover the truth about who she really is. And there is no turning back.

In an international political economy characterised both by constancy and change, this study, first published in 1996, links together one seemingly incongruous continuity in international trade relations with an increasingly dramatic development in the economies of industrial countries. On the one...