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Greg Wright explores the captivating yet complex language of C. S. Lewis in the Chronicles of Narnia, highlighting the intriguing phrases and expressions that enrich the narrative. This insightful journey reveals the depth of Lewis's writing, making it accessible and enjoyable for both fans and scholars alike. Wright's analysis not only illuminates the text but also celebrates the whimsical and profound elements that define Lewis's beloved series.

A young child wants a good many things from the neighborhood baker. After many visits, the child slowly learns what the baker wants for everyone in the village.

Monsters are bad. Monsters who are breaking your heart...are even worse! Vampires. Ghosts. Werewolves. Is that passion in the air? Monsters are bad enough when they try to destroy you. But it’s worse if they want to break your heart. This collection features tales of supernatural encounters, but the heartache is all too human. There’s a little bit of romance, but there’s a lot of steampunk shootouts, robot battles, and vampire hunters raising the stakes. These stories have plenty of life lessons for the lovelorn. Are you devoted to a ghost? Married to a vampire? Does a mad scientist only love you for your brain? This book has the answers. Plus, you learn what happens when Dracula transforms Van Helsing into a blind vampire with a kung fu jiangshi mentor training him. Sink your teeth into these tales be fore dawn breaks! Live, laugh, love? Try rising from the grave, cackling wickedly, and learning to love anyway... Dare to get Monstrous!

In this 3rd volume of collected MONSTROUS stories, the monster battles take to the land, sea, and air!The monster battles take to the land, sea, and air! Dr. Frankenstein and Dr. Jekyll fight steam-powered robots in a cross-country road race rescue mission with Mr. Hyde along for the ride. Witches steal magic from the great Baba Yaga, but she flies into action to get her revenge. A submarine transporting a mummy gets hijacked for a sea battle with robots, Atlanteans, and a massive Kraken. And an officer takes on voodoo  practitioners and an army of zombies in a deadly mountaintop face-off. It's time to get monstrous!

In a steampunk Europe ruled by Dr. Frankenstein's robot army, monsters have to band together to fight back! When Dr. Frankenstein's creature was not the life he'd hoped to construct, he turned his efforts toward robots, artificial men who would obey orders. The creature sought out Frankenstein's secrets of life and death to manufacture more monsters like himself, but he could not control his creations any more than his creator could. Thus began an Era of Monsters! Now a battle for control sweeps across the land. Collects the complete first 4-issue mini-series.

It's not easy being a brain in a jar, but it's worse when you've been framed for murder!Collecting the full European Getaway 4-issue miniseries! It's not easy being a steam-powered cyborg with your brain in a jar. But it's worse when you're framed for murdering Dr. Frankenstein! Throw in some detectives, bounty hunters, renegade mummies, giant robots, and the all-consuming insanity of an Ancient One, and a getaway becomes that much harder. Who's behind it all, and who will be left when it's all over?

The discovery of Winthrop Fortune's hidden collection of undelivered letters triggers a series of life-changing revelations for various characters. Each letter unravels personal histories, leading to a father's search for his son, a woman's reunion with her estranged father, and a young woman's lottery windfall. Themes of vengeance, forgiveness, and deceit intertwine as characters confront long-buried secrets and unresolved issues. As they navigate these revelations, they must decide whether to embrace the truths that could either complete or haunt them.

Marsha Molloy, once a star in medical sales, faces a challenging economy and personal burnout that have led to her decline in performance. Disillusioned by a sales culture that prioritizes technology over personal connections, she grapples with feelings of inadequacy and loss of purpose. As she navigates this difficult transition, Marsha's journey highlights the struggle between traditional relationship-building and the modern, impersonal sales approach.

The collection features a range of essays and lectures that explore the multifaceted success of "The Lord of the Rings" film trilogy. It highlights the unique strengths of cinema, the artistic vision of director Peter Jackson, and the enduring impact of J.R.R. Tolkien's original literary work. Through these discussions, Wright delves into how these elements intertwine to create a compelling cinematic experience.