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A chance encounter with an old llama astonishingly reveals a language Allen didn’t know he could speak in this captivating and one-of-a-kind middle-grade novel. Eleven-year-old Allen has a recurring nightmare, a persistent habit of humming, and difficulty connecting with other people. Making a fresh start, he and his grandmother move to a small village in northern New York. But when he meets an old llama at a winter festival, the encounter reveals a language he didn’t know he could speak and unveils repressed memories that contradict what he has long believed about his earliest years and his parents’ deaths. When the llama’s life is threatened, Allen vows to free it. Together they begin a desperate trek through a snowy wilderness, a journey on which Allen must wrestle with lies about his past while struggling against the elements to survive.

This collection of designs showcases the work of William Thomas, a leading designer of monuments and chimney pieces in the early 19th century. With detailed drawings and specifications, it provides a glimpse into the craftsmanship and artistry of an era when even the simplest household items were made with care and beauty.

This landmark edition of Geoffrey Chaucer's masterful works includes three previously unpublished tales and comprehensive comparisons with earlier manuscripts. A must-read for lovers of medieval literature.

Exploring the intricacies of God's kingdom, the book delves into its unique characteristics, heritage, and the established rights and laws that govern it. It emphasizes the sophistication of this divine realm, highlighting its obligations and natural resources, inviting readers to understand the depth and complexity of spiritual governance.

Focusing on the profound messages of Jesus during the Lenten season, Bill Thomas encourages readers to reflect on His teachings to the disciples before His crucifixion. The book emphasizes the theme of hope and the assurance of life beyond death, illustrated through the resurrection of Lazarus, showcasing Jesus' power and the promise of eternal life.

This reprint captures the essence of a classic work first published in 1861, preserving its historical significance and original content. Readers can expect to delve into the themes and narratives that shaped its time, providing insight into the era's culture and perspectives. This edition offers a chance to revisit or discover the intricacies of the text as it was originally intended, making it a valuable addition for both collectors and new audiences.

Prawdziwe historie o duchach to już trzecia, po Listachz zaświatów i Błękitnej Wyspie, książka W.T. Steada wydanaprzez Oficynę Wydawniczą Rivail. Tym razem dziennikarz dzieli sięz czytelnikami kilkudziesięcioma relacjami, których autorzydoświadczyli niezwykłych zjawisk paranormalnych.Obszerny materiał zawiera opisy seansów hipnotycznych, jasnowidzenia,prekognicji, ukazywania się zjaw osób zmarłych i umierających,a także eksterioryzacji ciała duchowego i podróży poza ciałem.Stead przedstawia też własne przeżycia parapsychiczne. Odrębnemiejsce zajmują opisy manifestacji spirytystycznych, które dotyczyłyznanych postaci historycznych.Zbieżność uzyskanych danych oraz ich weryfikacja dokonana przezsamego autora bądź krytycznych naukowców z Towarzystwa BadańPsychicznych (Society for Psychical Research) sprawiają, że książkanie jest kolejnym zbiorem opowieści z dreszczykiem z epokiwiktoriańskiej, ale stanowi rzetelny materiał dowodowy,wskazujący na niezależne istnienie substancji duchowej od materii.

Set against the backdrop of Cold War tensions, a Russian psychiatrist transitions from psychic warfare to corporate espionage in New York City. Hired by an oil multinational, he trains an actor and a math student in the art of remote viewing to infiltrate a biotech firm pioneering affordable hydrogen fuel. As a hostile takeover looms, the duo grapples with their loyalties and ultimately chooses to resist the corporate machinations, highlighting themes of ethics and resistance in a high-stakes environment.

The vision of the resurrected Jesus Christ in Revelation presents both inspiration and challenge for the church. As it navigates a rapidly changing world, the book explores the church's struggle to uphold its eternal purpose and calling while remaining relevant. It delves into the messages conveyed through John's revelations, prompting reflection on the church's role and mission in contemporary society.

This memoir recounts a journey through cancer, emphasizing the author's spiritual growth and the divine lessons learned along the way. It reflects on past experiences and relationships that shaped the author's faith, highlighting how these encounters reveal God's presence in life's trials. The narrative is less about the illness itself and more about the transformative power of faith, love, and divine guidance. The author aims to inspire readers, encouraging them to recognize their own spiritual journeys and the support of a higher power in their lives.