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When his friend Yamagoo the jelly fish is sad, Meno the space alien calls Wishi, who grants wishes, to find a friend that can live in the water with Yamagoo.
A young guy on the eve of a wedding, while bathing in a thunderstorm, undergoes a mutation. He is recognized as missing. Once in the biochemical laboratory, the main character is tortured, since the composition of his body weight arouses scientific interest. Will the mutant be able to survive and regain his human form?
Benly always dreamed that he was meant for more than just hunting rabbits and cooking stews in the castle kitchen. There was a whole world out beyond the walls that he longed to see. That curiosity would lead him to uncover an ancient secret, awakening a terrible threat that could mean the end of the world. It will be up to him, along with his companions, to awaken the light needed to counter the all-consuming darkness. He will embark on a journey to find the answers to save his world. With the help of his closest friend Tommel, the two will face impossible odds and unspeakable evil in the hopes of discovering the truth that will lead their world into a brighter day. Along the way they will meet unlikely allies among elves and dwarves. Their quest to unveil the truth will also reveal secrets that will make them question their entire lives. Will they make it to the journey's end before the hunter over takes them?
An adorable and hilarious collection of dog photographs. Every dog owner knows too well the fun and misery of bath time: the wriggles, the poignant looks, the playful splashes. Wet Dog, by photographer Sophie Gamand, is a stunning and touching capture of this intimate moment. Elevating dog photography to the status of art, these expressive portraits of our canine friends mirror our very own human emotions.
In the future one man will Seek the truth Inspire hope Create heroes Strengthen the power of the human spirit Re-ignite the passion of true love In the future one man will Jeopardize everything Traverse the darkness Struggle to survive In the future one man will change everything If you believe
Daisy Al-Amir is one of the more visible figures in women's fiction in the Arab world today. This collection of stories, originally published in Lebanon as Ala La'ihat al-Intizar, is the most recent of her five publications. Her stories intimately reflect women's experiences in the chaotic worlds of the Lebanese civil war and the rise of Saadam Hussain as Iraq's leader. Set in Iraq, Cyprus, and Lebanon, the stories shed light on an unusual Middle East refugee experience—that of a cultural refugee, a divorced woman who is educated, affluent, and alone. Al-Amir is also a poet and novelist, whose sensual prose grows out of a long tradition of Iraqi poetry. But one also finds existential themes in her works, as Al-Amir tries to balance what seems fated and what seems arbitrary in the turbulent world she inhabits. She deals with time and space in a minimalist, surreal style, while studying the disappointments of life through the subjective lens of memory. Honestly facing the absence of family and the instability of place, Al-Amir gives lifelike qualities to the inanimate objects of her rapidly changing world. In addition to the stories, two examples of the author's experimental poems are included. In her introduction, Mona Mikhail places these stories and poems in the context of contemporary Islamic literature and gender studies.
When a little green frog hops into Little Quack's pond - the other ducklings are not at all sure if they should make friends with him - after all he sounds funny, he's green and he's not at all fluffy. But Little Quack wants to be frog's friend and soon persuades his brothers and sisters that hopping, splashing and jumping are all fun things to do - so Little Ribbit is soon very at home in his new pond.