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Subtitled "Doctrinal Notes and Commentary," this book answers the three fundamental questions: 1. Where did I come from? 2. Why am I here? 3. Where am I going?

These teddy tales for bedtime or playtime include retellings of such classic tales as: Tom Thumb, The sword in the stone, The princess and the pea and The dog and his reflection.

Dr Dobbs, having studied dolphins for many years, came to the conclusion that these intelligent mammals were using their brains in ways beneficial to human beings.

Short stories by three of the world's leading writers of horror fiction. Subjects range from hauntings and witchcraft to werewolves and alternative universes.

Leigh, a sixth grade boy, writes letters to Mr. Henshaw, his favourite author. He begins writing because of a school assignment. Mr.

Decade : a selection of contemporary Western Australian short fiction. Twenty one writers.

Saffron's holiday in Italy with her father turns into a nightmare when she is kidnapped.

Dr. Grimsdyke lands a job as ship's doctor on a passenger liner on which his current beloved is also travelling.

In 1982, British spymaster Ferguson learns from a Soviet defector that there is a special KGB agent at work in Ireland.

Jack and his sisters go to the beach with the Ferguson family.

Marion is determinedly ordinary. She likes her work, her broody flat-mate and sober fiance Peter. But she reckons without an inner self that wants something more.

In the cold white land at the top of the world there lived an enchanter and his daughter.

Mary-Anna Clutterworth and Sandra Sutton are bitter enemies, until they have to spend an afternoon in town together and get lost.

In the terrible days that follow the Assyrian attack on the Jewish people, Benjamin, grandson of the prophet Isaiah, sets off with other refugees including Adad, a young blind soldier.

An innocent girl comes to stay at Jamaica Inn and is caught up in the nightmare world of cutthroats, smugglers and the misty moors at night.