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Fellowship of the Ring Ina time of magic and mystery, a hobbit's story is told. It's a story of amagical ring which possesses powers unheard of that change everything.
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In the Heart of the Sea Chancesare, if you know anything about literature, you've heard the story ofCaptain Ahab and his psychotic journey to capture and kill the greatWhite Whale that took his leg ... Continue...
Profiles in Courage TheUnited States government has been plagued throughout its history withcorrupt leaders, cowards, and politicians who would do anything forre-election. Some, however, did what they believed was right for thenation they proudly represented.
The Amber Spyglass Onceagain, Philip Pullman delivers a spectacular book to an unsuspectingworld. The Amber Spyglass brings Pullman's trilogy (His Dark Materials)to an exhilarating end.
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