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Dinosaurs: Welcome to Dinosaur Island, Dinosaur Facts for Kids, T-Rex, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor Facts and more...Series Title: Dinosaur WorldVOlume: 1Edition Number: 1Written and published by Leslie M Combs, "Dinosaurs: Welcome to Dinosaur Island, Dinosaur Facts for Kids, T-Rex, Stegosaurus, Velociraptor Facts and more..." is a journey through the land of the dinosaurs. It is filled with brilliantly colorful photographs and descriptive images that show what dinosaurs looked like all those million years ago. You can even click on links that will let you hear what each dinosaur sounds like. This book looks amazingly good on Kindles, iPads, PCs and many other tablet devices.Beyond just the pictures and sound, the book brings interesting facts, wonderful knowledge and information that is not easily forgotten. This book will help you learn about: * Dinosaur behavior* Fun Facts about the tallest dinosaur* The amazingly small dinosaur* Dinosaur diet and food* The Allosaurus* The King of the Dinosaurs the Tyrannosaurs Rex!* The Stegosaurs* The Velociraptor* What ended the reign of the dinosaurs...and more... The text, words and images are large and easy for any age child to read. This book is a perfect learning tool for children who want to learn about our planet's early history.

Rinn's home is the Sanctuarium, Latin for sanctuary. She and the rest of the citizens go about their daily lives carrying out complex mathematical tasks in hopes of raising their Value so that they can consume more goods. They live in a world of always on social networking which tracks their every movement and they are immersed in the latest pop culture scandal of the day for entertainment. This all changes for Rinn when sees a mysterious figure in shadows. A ghost who shouldn't exist but will change her life forever. Excerpt: “Hello,” he said softly, his voice as smooth and silky as any mental projection. She had an emotional response to hearing his voice that she did not understand. Perhaps Rinn was thinking about the way he spoke to her because verbal speech was so rare. Its rarity made it elicit unique feelings in her. That was the only logical response. People were attracted to things that they did not hear often. He also had a very nice verbal voice, something that was rare and contributed to the fact that people rarely used their voices. “Please do not be scared,” he added, awkwardly. He then returned to mental projections, which made her feel far more comfortable, at ease with herself and the world around her. My name is Ryan. I’m afraid that you saw me earlier and we have to talk. I need your help and I think that, because you saw me, you may need mine. Can you please come with me? Rinn stepped forward and stared at him. He was hard to see in the shadows, but everything about him drew her in. She looked at his clothes. He was wearing the same exact clothing that he had been wearing earlier. He wore what looked like a red sweatshirt and loose-fitting jeans. Both items were worn and tattered and looked at least a decade old. Why was he dressed like that? She almost recoiled in disgust when he reached out and touched her. Rinn stopped herself, however, for politeness’ sake. The boy took her hand and clasped it tightly. The gesture sent tingles down her spine. I know you’re scared, but it’s something that you must do. For both of our sakes, please.

Sam Steele's Adventures in Panama is a boy's adventure novel written by L. Frank Baum, and published in 1907 under the pseudonym "Capt. Hugh Fitzgerald." The book was a sequel to the first "Sam Steele" novel, Sam Steele's Adventures on Land and Sea. Like the first book, the second was re-issued in 1908 as part of a revised series, as The Boy Fortune Hunters in Panama, by "Floyd Akers."Sam Steele is now captain of a ship — an old and battered craft, but his own command. He is sailing it around South America to California. Aboard in Duncan Moit, a wool-gathering inventor; his great achievement is the Moit Convertible Automobile, a car that can travel both on land and in water. (The car is powered by compressed air, which solves the problem of a lack of gas stations in places like, say, Panama.)A storm forces Sam's ship to the Panamanian coast. There, the travelers encounter the Techla Indians, descendents of the Aztecs. The Techlas are hostile to outsiders; Sam and his crew are tempted by the Indians' abundant gold and gems. Traveling ashore in Moit's amphibious auto, the Americans attempt to manipulate the Techla, without success.Yet the Indian princess Ilalah falls in love with Moit. Her father the king manages to blow himself up in Moit's car, leaving his daughter as queen. Moit goes native, abandoning his automobile dreams to live as Ilalah's consort. Moit surrenders his share of treasure to his compatriots, and resolves to defend the Techla from interference, even to the point of destroying their gold and diamonds to protect them.Sam suspects Moit of a streak of madness; but he and his crew are pleased to sail away with their rewards.

Tegan lives a life of luxury. Dinner parities, social engagements, country clubs. Her mother has planned out her entire life and all she needs to do is follow through with her marriage. Everything is going as planned until the engagement is off and Tegan finds herself lost without a purpose, trying to reinvent herself and discover who she truly is. But she can't do that under the watchful eye of her mother, so she does the most irrational thing she's ever done before and runs off to the newly independent nation of Croatia, a former member of Yugoslavia. Little does she know that her quest to redefine herself will bring right in the path of a coming storm.