陳立飛 （Spenser）: 66 books

BE VERY AFRAID OF GREEN!!! Jason's mother takes him and his little brother on a vacation to Florida. ... Instead of the beach, they go to the edge of the Everglades. Alligators bellow and plants grow so think they almost blot out the light. This is not fun! Jason does not like this place at all. Then...

Para sus seguidores y el sistema político, Vicente Lombardo Toledano es un héroe... Pero la realidad es más compleja. Fundador de numerosos sindicatos en México y en América Latina, Lombardo Toledano no sólo fue un organizador sino un negociador que destrababa conflictos imposibles....

Colleges and universities across North America are facing difficult questions about automobile use and transportation. Lack of land for new parking lots and the desire to preserve air quality are but a few of the factors leading institutions toward a new vision based upon expanded transit access,...

USA Today bestselling author Juliet Spenser brings you another contemporary romance set in the small town of Bliss Harbor, where love and laughter are just around the corner… Bed and breakfast manager Hannah Jacobs thinks her new life in Bliss Harbor is just about perfect until she goes...

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The Airplane by aerospace industry writer Jay Spencer, former assistant curator of the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum and the Museum of Flight in Seattle, is the definitive history of how we invented and refined the amazing flying machines that enabled humankind to defy gravity. A fascinating...

The history of a war cannot be properly written until long after its close, for such a work must be based upon a close study of the military correspondence of the generals and upon the best records, to be had of the doings of both sides. Nor can the tactical lessons of a war be fully set forth until detailed and authoritative accounts of the battles are accessible.

This edition features a linked Table of Contents and Footnotes CONTENTS The Country Is Shinto a Religion? Origin and Relative Age of the People Meaning of the Term Shinto Sources of Information Japanese Cosmogony and Mythology The Japanese a Self-centered People Essence of the Shinto Cult The...

When Keegan finally gets away from his brutal mother on his sixteenth birthday, things go from bad to strange as his father picks up a hitchhiker in the desert during their escape.The strangeness of the day gets scary as Keegan notices the hitchhiker’s odd behavior. But with Keegan’s failing...

WILD HORSES! DIVE-BOMBING ROOSTERS!! ROWDY RATS!!! Winston, a computer geek, goes to visit his cousin's farm. He knows he's off on a boring vacation. Only it turns out to be anything but boring. Winston and his cousin soon find out that the animals are very restless -- and very dangerous. Winston must...

Eudoxus: BUT if that country of Ireland whence you lately came, be so goodly and commodious a soyle as you report, I wounder that no course is taken for the tourning therof to good uses, and reducing that salvage nation to better goverment and civillity. Irenius: Mary, so ther have bin divers good plotts...

TO HIS BOOK. Go, little Book! thyself present, As child whose parent is unkent, To him that is the President Of Nobleness and Chivalry: And if that Envy bark at thee, As sure it will, for succour flee Under the shadow of his wing. And, asked who thee forth did bring, A shepheard's swain, say, did...

Uncouth, unkiss'd, said the old famous poet Chaucer: whom for his excellency and wonderful skill in making, his scholar Lidgate, a worthy scholar of so excellent a maister, calleth the loadstar of our language: and whom our Colin Clout in his Æglogue, calleth Tityrus the god of shepheards, comparing...

I do not believe in the perfection of the British constitution as an instrument of war ... it is evident that there is something in your machinery that is wrong. These were the words of the late Marquis of Salisbury, speaking as Prime Minister in his place in the House of Lords on the 30th of January...