Lincoln: 668 books

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Popular novel, first published in 1916.

Fun at the Farm will delight young children and parents alike. Simple and witty rhymes and illustrations full of colour and fun make this is an engaging counting story. Along these pages, the animals have lots of fun and cause more than a little mischief around the farm. Cuddle up and enjoy... and see if you can help the farmer find his missing hat!

When Nurse Vera Dean accepts a comfortable position in a country home in Virginia, she hopes to recover her nerves and health. In her new job she has only one patient to look after: a paralysed man named Craig Porter. Her patient is not demanding and her employer, Hugh Wyndham, is pleasant and understanding....

Healing the Racial Divide retrieves the insights of Dr. Arthur Falls (1901-2000) for composing a renewed theology of Catholic racial justice. Falls was a black Catholic medical doctor who dedicated his life to healing rifts created by white supremacy and racism. He integrated theology, the social...

Het lichaam van kunstcriticus Jeremy Grove wordt gevonden in een gebarricadeerde kamer. Zijn gezicht vertoont een grimas van doodsangst en zijn lichaamstemperatuur is onmogelijk hoog. De kamer stinkt verschrikkelijk naar zwavel en op de muur bevindt zich een brandplek - de afdruk van een hoef. Wanneer...

ENDLESS CARNAGE. ENDLESS QUESTIONS. Mara is a 17-year-old soldier who’s spent years fighting a war that’s lasted generations. Wide-eyed children, some just turned thirteen, rarely survive their first fights despite her best efforts to train and lead them. What she thinks she wants is to...

After being driven from their farms, their homes and their beloved Ireland by draconian laws imposed by the English Crown, religious persecution and failure of their potato crops, these fictitious Irish families face one challenge after another, during the voyage, demonstrating their resiliency, willingness...

Fans of Stephen King and Scott Sigler will devour this story in a single sitting. Desperate to reinvigorate his career, washed-up novelist Miles Conroy looks to Montana’s wooded mountains for the peace and inspiration to write a best seller. But however dazzling, the remote wilderness of...

After fleeing Durthia, Jhadgar has found a home in the coastal country of Veril. Yet his nights are plagued with dreams of the runner turned troll: Seruke. He realizes that the only way he will ever find peace is by destroying his old rival. With the help of his new-found companions, he travels back...

I Spy, first published in 1916, is set during the early years of WWI when it seems uncertain whether Allied forces will be able to rescue Europe from German invasion. This enjoyable espionage story combines unexpected twists, humor and even a romantic sub-plot.

It was bitterly cold that December night, 1864, and the wind sighed dismally through the Maryland woods. The moon, temporarily obscured by heavy clouds, gave some light now and then, which but served to make the succeeding darkness more intense. Suddenly the silence was broken by the clatter of galloping...