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When Taulat de Rugimon arrives at King Arthurs court and brazenly attacks one of Arthurs knights, young and ambitious Jaufry takes it upon himself to restore honor to the Round Table. Determined to avenge the affront, Jaufry embarks on a whirlwind of bizarre adventures as he tracks down Taulat. Along the way, he not only confronts his foe but also wins the heart of the enchanting Brunissende. Originally penned as an anonymous medieval verse romance in Occitan, this tale was beautifully translated into English by Alfred Elwes in 1857, following Jean-Bernard Mary-Lafons French version from the ...

Torn between faith and forbidden romance, a beautiful descendant of Adam and Eve must overcome her troubled past to gain the respect she deserves. Winner of the 2019 Readers' Favorite Bronze Medal for Christian Fantasy, Ashes Like Bread is the intense first book in the Chronicles of Genesis Christian fantasy series.

Enid Yandell (October 6, 1870 - June 13, 1934) was a distinguished American sculptor who honed her craft under the guidance of renowned artists Auguste Rodin and Frederick William MacMonnies. Known for her portraiture, garden sculptures, and public monuments, Yandell also spent time in Paris, where she maintained a studio. In her semi-autobiographical book, *Three Girls in a Flat*, she recounts her experiences as a sculptor for the Horticultural Building at the 1893 Worlds Columbian Exposition in Chicago. Co-written with two friends, this episodic narrative follows the lives of three young ...

Join Patty, Conny, and Priscilla, the inseparable trio navigating the ups and downs of boarding school life. While their teachers may label them as mischievous troublemakers, these friends are driven by their strong convictions. From rallying for a labor union to transforming a house for their neighbors, Pattys imaginative ideas lead to unforgettable adventures filled with fun and camaraderie. Just Patty serves as a delightful prequel to When Patty Went to College, the beloved novel by the author of Daddy-Long-Legs and Dear Enemy. (Summary by Lorelle Anderson)

Becoming You Again with Jennifer Jean is a faith-based talk show and podcast helping women rediscover their identity after loss, heartbreak, or life transitions. Hosted by media personality and entrepreneur Jennifer Jean, it blends emotional honesty, spiritual encouragement, and practical wisdom. Through authentic conversations on healing, resilience, and purpose, each episode reminds viewers that even after life’s hardest seasons, they can rise again—stronger, clearer, and rooted in faith.

After a woman is killed and her daughter vanishes, detective Chelsey Calhoun uncovers a legacy of violence and survival that spans from Japan to Seattle in the new novel by the author of The Return of Ellie Black. A murdered woman. A missing daughter. A truth buried across two continents...

Athaliah marks the stunning conclusion of Racines illustrious dramatic career. Originally crafted for a semi-private performance by the young ladies of the College of Saint Cyr, this powerful play first graced the stage in 1691, later captivating audiences at Versailles. Despite a lengthy delay in public performances until 1716—likely due to its sacred themes and initial lack of appreciation—today it is celebrated as one of Racines greatest masterpieces, rivaling Phèdre for the top spot. The plot faithfully adheres to the scriptural narrative, while Racines imaginative additions, ...

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Christy and The Pipers, beautifully brought to life by LibriVox volunteers with nine captivating recordings of Jean McKishnie Blewetts poem. This piece, a highlight of the Fortnightly Poetry project from November 4, 2018, unfolds in the picturesque backdrop of Scotland, exploring a womans heartfelt response to the evocative sound of the pipes. (David Lawrence)

Published in 1762, Émile, or On Education is a groundbreaking work by Jean-Jacques Rousseau that reshaped the landscape of education and politics. Through the fictional character of Emile, Rousseau explores the intricacies of human development, emphasizing the balance between nurturing the mind and managing passions. His radical views on established institutions sparked significant controversy, notably attracting the ire of Archbishop Christophe de Beaumont, who condemned the book in an encyclical. Rousseau argues that man undergoes two births the first to exist and the second to truly live, ...

Harriet Tubman is one of the most iconic figures in American history, yet much of her story has been fragmented, misunderstood, or incomplete. While countless books recount her courage on the Underground Railroad, few explore the full scope of her strategic brilliance, military service, and lifelong leadership. Harriet Tubman sets out to correct the record. Drawing on research and rare family oral history, authors Jean Marie Wiesen and Rita Daniels—Tubman's great-great-great-grandniece—present the first biography to involve a Tubman family member since Harriet herself was interviewed in 1886.

In 1826, French playwrights Jean-Toussaint Merle and Antony Béraud teamed up to create the captivating play Le monstre et le magicien, an adaptation of Mary Shelleys iconic 1818 novel Frankenstein. This English rendition, translated by British playwright John Kerr and titled The Monster and Magician Or the Fate of Frankenstein, made its debut just four months later on October 2 at the West London Theatre. Immerse yourself in this thrilling retelling that explores the depths of creation and the consequences that follow. - Summary by ToddHW

‘Two Perspectives on Wealth and Poverty in Adelaide’ offers a poignant exploration of social class, aspiration, and the struggle between wealth and poverty in pre-Federation Australia. Set against the backdrop of Adelaides free settlement, the narrative unfolds through the lives of diverse characters navigating their fortunes. The recently bereaved Alton family—a widow and her two adult children, Tom and Nettie—sell their rural estate and venture into the gritty inner-city, determined to uphold their dignity while seeking employment for the first time. Meanwhile, the affluent Clinton ...

'Offers fascinating insights into women's worlds and desires in Greco-Roman antiquity and beyond.' Emily Hauser, Sunday Times bestselling author of Mythica 'A wonderfully witty and insightful look at attitudes towards female sexual pleasure in Ancient Greece and Rome... Truly fabulous.' Elodie...

In Dear Enemy, the charming sequel to Jean Websters beloved novel Daddy-Long-Legs, we delve into the life of Sallie McBride, Judy Abbotts college friend. Through a delightful series of letters, Sallie shares her experiences while temporarily managing the orphanage, navigating her relationships with the new directors wife (the spirited Judy Abbott) and the orphanages mysterious doctor, whom she affectionately dubs Dear Enemy. Join Sallie on her journey filled with wit, warmth, and the complexities of friendship.

La paix intérieure est un droit de naissance, pourtant elle semble souvent hors de portée. Nous passons notre vie à lutter contre le stress, les regrets et les peurs, épuisés par un mécanisme d'effort permanent qui finit par nous user. Et si la véritable solution n'était pas de faire plus, mais d'apprendre enfin à lâcher prise ? Dans ce livre audio, le Dr David R. Hawkins nous révèle une technique simple et puissante pour nous libérer des blocages émotionnels qui entravent notre bonheur et notre santé.

In the Harlem of 1969, justice wears many faces — and some of them hide secrets. When Eleanor Wright and her husband, James, founders of The Wright Law Firm, take on the case of a young Black man framed for a crime he did not commit, they ignite a battle that reaches from the streets of Harlem to the heart of the city’s corrupt police force.

In this episode (2), listeners dive a little deeper into better understanding fatherhood for both Derrick and Jean-Pierre (JP). From the different personalities when blending families to loving and raising a child who may not necessarily be your flesh and blood.

In On Piety, Father Jean Guibert of the Society of St. Sulpice, who once served as the superior of the Catholic Institute of Paris, presents a thought-provoking exploration of the practice of piety. Written for both those who embrace piety and those who may scoff at it, this concise book, which carries an imprimatur, highlights the numerous benefits of cultivating a pious life. As mentioned in the preface, engaging in piety brings individuals closer to God, purifies and uplifts the heart, enlightens the mind, strengthens the will, and ignites a fervent love for God and neighbors alike. In the ...

In On the Exercises of Piety, Father Jean Guibert of the Society of St. Sulpice explores how piety enriches our spiritual lives through various practices. From mental and vocal prayer to the sacraments, devotions, spiritual reading, self-examination, and retreats, this insightful work emphasizes the integral role of piety in our journey of faith. This book serves as a companion to Father Guiberts earlier work, On Piety, where he delves into the essence of piety and its transformative effects. Both books are recognized with an imprimatur, affirming their spiritual significance. (Summary by ...

Journey into the profound wisdom of Saint Francis de Sales (1567-1622), a revered French priest and bishop of Geneva, known for his exceptional skill in spiritual direction. His timeless writings, including the beloved Introduction to the Devout Life—crafted specifically for laypeople—and Treatise on the Love of God, serve as essential guides for anyone seeking personal moral growth and spiritual fulfillment. In this curated volume, Pere Huguet presents a collection of Saint Franciss most poignant insights and suggestions, organized into over eighty chapters designed to uplift the weary ...