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Caroline Cricket lived in a shady grove of trees underneath a patch of beautiful, green ferns. Like all the crickets that lived under the ferns, Caroline loved to rub her back legs together to make music. Cricket music didn't sound like other music. It sounded like a chirping noise and crickets made it to let the humans of the world know Fall was coming. making cricket music wasn't easy and it took a lot of practice. Caroline will participate in a concert will she be able to play it properly when he gets on stage?

«Во Франции явилась книга, на которой встречаем мы русское имя, и хотя язык, каким она написана, не наш, но все-таки это произведение русского таланта, и мы с радостью причисляем ее к явлениям нашей литературы. Мы говорим про книгу, заглавие которой выписано выше…»

Полный вариант заголовка: «Sermons, adapted to the use of schools for every Sunday in the year and for the great fasts and festivals / selected from the works of celebrated preachers by S. Barrow [pseud.]».

Evelin Kivimaa romaan „Armunaljaste festival“ naitab rokkaritest sopruskonda, kes otsustab, et edaspidi on kogu nende elu festival: pidev kulgemine uhelt muusikaurituselt teisele. Romaan vaatleb seda teekonda labi 18 aasta. Keskne teema on elu mote, mida iga tegelane otsib omal moel. Otsinguid mojutavad probleemid ja tunded, millega keegi just kokku puutub: HIV-positiivsus, Downi sundroomiga lapse sund, rahahimu, kehakaalumure, psuuhikahaired, mittetunnustamine jm. Raamat on varem armastusnovelle ja luulekogu ilmutanud Evelin Kivimaa esikromaan. Kokkuvotvalt: Muusikafestivalid. Armastus. Seks. Elu mote. Sulatatud juust. Siit leiab seda koike. Mida uhelt raamatult veel tahta?

History has forgotten Caroline of Ansbach and yet in her lifetime she was compared frequently to Elizabeth I and considered by some as ‘the cleverest Queen consort Britain ever had’.The intellectual superior of her buffoonish husband George II, Caroline is credited with bringing the Enlightenment to Britain through her sponsorship of red-hot debates about science, religion, philosophy and the nature of the universe. Encouraged by Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, she championed inoculation; inspired by her friend Leibniz and Samuel Clarke, she mugged up on Newtonian physics; she embraced a salon culture which promoted developments in music, literature and garden design; she was a regular theatre-goer who loved the opera, gambling and dancing. Her intimates marvelled at the breadth of her interests. She was, said Lord Egmont, ’curious in everything’.Caroline acted as Regent four times whilst her husband returned to Hanover and during those periods she possessed power over all domestic matters. No subsequent royal woman has exercised power on such a scale.So why has history forgotten this extraordinary queen?In this magnificent biography, the first for over seventy years, Matthew Dennison seeks to reverse this neglect. The First Iron Lady uncovers the complexities of Caroline’s multifaceted life from child of a minor German princeling who, through intelligence, determination and a dash of sex appeal, rose to occupy one of the great positions of the world and did so with distinction, elan and a degree of cynical realism. It is a remarkable portrait of an 18th-century woman of great political astuteness and ambition, a radical icon of female power.

Mills & Boon are excited to present The Anne Mather Collection – the complete works by this classic author made available to download for the very first time! These books span six decades of a phenomenal writing career, and every story is available to read unedited and untouched from their original release. ‘He probably eats girls like you for breakfast…’Caroline’s gorgeous tycoon boss Adam Steinbeck can have his pick of any woman, so why would he be interested in her? But as business turns to pleasure, Caroline wonders if she should be worried about their developing friendship…Things are further complicated when Caroline discovers widowed Adam has a son the same age as her. And it soon proves to be a delicate situation when John makes it clear that he also has feelings for her…