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This is how Emmanuel Carrère, the magnetic journalist, novelist, filmmaker, and chameleon, describes his subject: "Limonov is not a fictional character. There. I know him. He has been a young punk in Ukraine, the idol of the Soviet underground; a bum, then a multimillionaire's butler in Manhattan; a fashionable writer in Paris; a lost soldier in the Balkans; and now, in the fantastic shambles of postcommunism, the elderly but charismatic leader of a party of young desperadoes."

The Flavor of Favor: Quest For the American Dream. A Memoir is an inspirational story of an African immigrant and his journey from his country of birth, Nigeria, to his dream country, the United States. Olawale tells a gripping story of a child raised in an economically unstable environment, in which his parents tried desperately to shield him from the reality of the changing times. However, at the age of 14 he started seeking a way out of penury by secretly doing odd jobs without his parents' knowledge.

In this life transforming audio guide, you are about to uncover one of the greatest secrets of success. By the time you finish reading this guide, you will have a different perspective, your outlook will change, and your life will look good.

A straight-to-the-point book which does not waste your time. Achieving massive success seems to be a dream for most individuals; however most of us are too busy watching others become successful and commenting on their success. Mind Your Own Business is a book which identifies the mistakes we make in creating our own success story and provides step-by-step ideas on how we could begin our own journey of success today.

This compilation of motivational themes is designed to stir up winning potential contained at the mental level in all areas of personal competence to complement natural skills and techniques. So, release the champion in you. Energize your inner capability. You've got things to do....

Butterfly loved her doting Uncle Sammie, who taught her how to cut hair. She's happy developing her modeling career while styling hair, when she finds out that Uncle Sammie is dead - and has left his barbershop to her.

The Bell family has had their ups and downs, though most have found solace far away from each other. When Patricia Bell, their Mama Bell, dies from cancer, it draws the disbanded family together to discuss a family reunion. As the undisputed matriarch, Mama Bell had been the force of good in the family and for her, even people who normally do not get along will come together and try to find common ground.

Hayesville is a small town that has somehow insulated itself from the race division brewing in the rest of the States - black people and white people live together, not always peacefully, but together. Unfortunately, even though Hayesville has looked beyond race, they have other ways of deciding who fits. And who doesn't. Lael is valedictorian of her senior class and from the right side of town. Her loving parents keep her under lock and key, for her own good and for the good of her future.

After the death of their parents, the five young Meyter children found a home with their loving grandparents. It was a tight, but happy home, until their grandfather passed away and their grandmother grew too old to care for 10 little feet and five extra, hungry hearts. Life being what it is, their grandmother went to a home for the elderly and the five Meyter children went to an orphanage, The Harmony Home for Children.

Cociel couldn't take it anymore. Like all the other mice on the Reservation, he was ruled by the tyrannical cats of the Kingdom, especially their so-called prime minister, the brutal and greedy Whiska. But all the other mice were terrified of taking action, and for good reason: Cociel's own mother had been jailed, as so many other mice had been.

On en présente plus Pierre Emmanuel Barré qui dézingue tout ce qui bouge (surtout ce qui bouge au gouvernement) chaque semaine sur France Inter. Mais il a cette capacité à tirer à boulets rouges également sur scène. Rien ni personne ne sera épargné.

En près de cinq heures, cet audio retrace l'histoire de France au XIXe siècle, incarnée par Emmanuel Fureix, spécialiste d'histoire contemporaine...

Draga Doamne-Doamne, Pe mine ma cheama Oscar, am zece ani, am dat foc pisicii, câinelui si casei (cred ca am pârlit si pestisorii din acvariu), si-abia acum îti scriu prima data pentru ca am tot fost ocupat cu lectiile. Da' sa stii: nu pot sa sufar sa scriu. Numai daca ma obliga cineva. Scrisul înseamna brizbizuri, floricele, zâmbete etc., o minciuna frumoasa si nimic mai mult. O chestie pentru oameni mari. Dovada? Uite, sa luam începutul scrisorii asteia.

On the Saturday morning of January 9, 1993, while Jean Claude Romand was killing his wife and children, I was with mine in a parent-teacher meeting.... With these chilling first words, acclaimed master of psychological suspense Emmanuel Carrère begins his exploration of the double life of a respectable doctor, 18 years of lies, five murders and the extremes to which ordinary people can go.

In the mid-1980s, Emmanuel Jal was a seven-year-old Sudanese boy, living in a small village with his parents, aunts, uncles, and siblings. But as Sudan's civil war moved closer - with the Islamic government seizing tribal lands for water, oil, and other resources - Jal's family moved again and again, seeking peace. Then, on one terrible day, Jal was separated from his mother. Soon, Jal was conscripted into that army, one of 10,000 child soldiers, and fought through two separate civil wars over nearly a decade.

À Paris, dans les années soixante, Momo, treize ans, mal aimé par son père, triste et solitaire, se lie d'amitié avec le vieux Monsieur Ibrahim, épicier philosophe de la rue Bleue. Sur une composition arabisante d'Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt, une relation d'amitié qui dépasse les croyances et les générations et nous initie à la tolérance.

Que cachent la silhouette et la voix apaisante d'Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt, si connu de tous ? Un entretien unique où raisonne la "petite musique de nuit" secrète de cet écrivain hors-norme. Auteur fécond, Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt tient une place prédominante dans le paysage littéraire depuis plus de vingt ans. Romans ("Ulysse from Bagdad"), récits ("Oscar et la dame rose"), nouvelles ("Odette Toulemonde"), pièces de théâtre ("Le Visiteur")... il s'est essayé à de nombreuses formes artistiques.

In Jeopardy, award-winning entrepreneur Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones argues that our natural instinct for caution is one of the greatest barriers to making progress in life and shows how embracing jeopardy is essential if you want to succeed. Drawing on a life that has taken him from a deprived childhood in inner-city Birmingham to becoming one of the nation's most famous farmers, he demonstrates how we can all go further in life by learning to escape the fears that stop us from achieving our ambitions.

Après "La nuit de feu", Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt poursuit son exploration des mystères spirituels dans un roman troublant, entre suspense et philosophie. Tout commence par un attentat à la sortie d'une messe. Le narrateur était là. Il a tout vu. Et davantage encore. Il possède un don unique : voir à travers les visages et percevoir autour de chacun les êtres minuscules - souvenirs, anges ou démons - qui le motivent ou le hantent. Est-ce un fou ? Un sage qui déchiffre la folie des autres ?

Frank meets Svetlana in the corridors of the Paris metro station. Neither is aware that their relationship is at the starting point of a difficult love affair. Through desires and doubts, suffering will be inevitable. From being passionately in love to one rejecting the other, this story narrates the emotional journey between a young woman who has barely lived and a man 10 years her senior. While one seeks love and stability, the other is more hesitant and gets lost along the way.