Lindsay crafts young adult fiction that frequently delves into darker, more complex themes. Her works explore the fringes of the familiar, venturing into realms of fantasy and magical realism. Through compelling narratives, she examines the intricacies of identity, unearthing hidden secrets and highlighting the power of unlikely protagonists. Her style is marked by evocative descriptions and an ability to create atmospheric, immersive settings that draw readers into the heart of the action.
This version of the beloved holiday tale is illustrated with amigurumi characters, including Marie, the Nutcracker, and the Sugar Plum Fairy. Includes full-color images and easy-to-follow patterns for 12 figures.
Steve Foster is a lone fisherman enjoying the solitude of a deserted beach. His peace is shattered when he witnesses a major drug smuggling deal and his solitude turns to a situation of extreme danger.Kidnapped by the drug gang, he is taken aboard a container ship where his world is turned upside down. What follows is a saga of violent encounters and the horrors of a deadly attack by hijackers in the Java Sea.This is the story of Steve’s fight for survival and his scheming to take revenge on his captors.
The Enigma of Visibility in Ruskin, Morris and the Pre-Raphaelites
Exploring the connections between Victorian literature, art, and photography, this book delves into the works of key figures such as Ruskin, Morris, and the Pre-Raphaelites. It examines how these artists and writers influenced each other and shaped the cultural landscape of their time, highlighting the interplay of visual and literary forms. Through this analysis, the book reveals the intricate relationships that defined the aesthetic movements of the Victorian era.
Set against the backdrop of Washington, D.C., Yulia grapples with the dangers of her new life after escaping Communist Russia. Struggling with a reckless father and a haunted friend, she faces increasing scrutiny from the CIA due to her mother's predicament. As super-psychics emerge in the capital, Yulia realizes that threats from her past still loom large. To protect her loved ones and herself, she must maintain control over her mind amidst the chaos and avoid an international scandal.
Exploring the concept of mental emptiness, the narrative delves into the idea that a mind free from clutter and distractions can provide safety and clarity. It examines the benefits of simplicity in thought and the potential dangers of overthinking. Through various perspectives, the book challenges readers to consider the value of a quiet mind and the peace it can bring in a chaotic world, ultimately advocating for mindfulness and intentional living.
Set against the backdrop of World War II, this gripping narrative intertwines themes of power, shadow, and revenge. The story blends elements of dark humor and supernatural intrigue, reminiscent of both Inglourious Basterds and Stranger Things. As characters navigate a perilous landscape, they confront not only external enemies but also the darker aspects of human nature, leading to unexpected alliances and chilling confrontations.
A troubled girl, Reiko, grapples with her inner demons in a time-travel thriller set between modern Seattle and 19th century Japan. Sent to Japan after a suicide attempt, she finds herself living the life of vengeful Miyu in a historic village, uncovering dark secrets and confronting both Miyu's and her own struggles.
Join in the adventure that follows a group of furry friends as they discover how to cope with fear and learn how to lean on each other.
Originally released as an e-serial, this book offers a unique reading experience that unfolds in episodic segments, allowing for suspense and engagement with the characters and plot. The format encourages readers to anticipate each new installment, creating a dynamic connection to the storyline. The narrative likely explores themes relevant to contemporary audiences, making it a fresh addition to the literary landscape.
Exploring Lewis Carroll's lesser-known passion for photography, this book delves into his dual roles as a creator and collector. It highlights his glass studio in Oxford, where he captured striking portraits, and chronicles his excursions to various locations, including London and Eastbourne. Additionally, the author details Carroll's efforts in arranging portrait sittings for admired photographers. Richly illustrated with Carroll's photographs and those of his contemporaries, this work offers a fresh perspective on his creative genius beyond writing.