This author explores the sovereignty of God and contemporary Christianity. His works are based on deep scriptural study, revealing ways to avoid misapplications of faith. Through his writings, he seeks to illuminate profound spiritual truths.
Never before have Shakespeare's plays been depicted in LEGO bricks, and now Brick Shakespeare: The Tragedies-Hamlet, Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, and Julius Caesar and Brick Shakespeare: The Comedies-A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Tempest, Much Ado About Nothing, and The Taming of the Shrew are available in one extraordinary hardcover box set.
Like Minecraft, this craze is sweeping through the playgrounds, with millions of views of the Youtube instructional videos. These books are full of awesome designs that are quick and easy to make, perfect for any loom bands fan.
25 senzačních návrhů na duhové tkaní z gumiček Hit letošní sezony pro holky i pro kluky! Budete potřebovat jen stávek, kupu barevných gumiček, háček, trochu zručnosti a hodně fantazie. Pak se můžete pustit do zábavného duhového tkaní! Vyberte si z 25 nápaditých projektů: jsou mezi nimi náramky, sportovní talismany, přívěsky na klíče, náhrdelníky, pouzdro na mobil, rockerský nátepník, a dokonce i plně funkční prak. Podlehněte kouzlu tkaní z gumiček a přidejte nové výrazné doplňky ke svému outfitu!
Holky i kluci gumičky prostě miluji! Přinášíme 25 zcela nových a neobyčejných nápadů, díky kerým zažiješ zábavu a ještě se blýskneš před kamarády.
Michel Houellebecq is a French author whose profile in the English-speaking world is unusually high. He is an author who has put the humour back into the Absurd, without losing any of the awareness of the bleakness of the human condition. Undoubtedly one of the most trenchant satirists of our time, he deflates the projected utopias that we imagine protect us from the ills that beset us. More than many other novelists, his work is a reflection of the social and economic reality of life in a post-industrial society. Houellebecq shows a world of violence and tension, a world where people find it hard to be at ease, so that life becomes a process of disease. This book foregrounds Houellebecq’s scrutiny of our various attempts to confront and transcend the fundamental reality of the human condition, in particular the horror of death.