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Set in the years following the defeat-mot Napoleon in 1815, The Count of Monte Cristo held Europe in thrall when it was first serialised in 1844. This edition features the complete unabridged text of Alexandre Dumas' masterpiece, a novel of action and adventure that continues to thrill readers more than a century and a half after it was written.

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Written with Dumas' characteristic color and gusto, and filled with adventure, suspense and vivid details of life in post-Napoleonic France, The Count of Monte Cristo is one of literature's most gripping stories.

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"Domine, non sum dignua"--Title page. (Translation Latin to English: "Lord, I'm not worthy.")

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Practitioners of a secret healing art that bestows immortality and more, Sanfeng and Zetian are brother and sister and have lived together in China for more than 3000 years. Now, in the near future of 2009, they face an enemy they recognize from their childhood, a terrifying disease that left them orphaned and alone in the world.

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A novel of mid-twentieth-century America, about a family bound together and almost torn apart by a young son's polio.

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Award-winning English-language debut by Morocco's most prominent contemporary author, a linked story collection exploring what it means to be foreign.

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New novel from BTBA finalist about a man obsessed with understanding the working-class via a love affair with a woman.

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Libraries are magical places. But what if they're even more magical than we know

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It's hard to worry about the future when you're laughing at the hilarious absurdity of daily life.

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It's Christmastime in Dublin. The snow is falling. And an annual Christmas party is underway. Gabriel Conroy frets over his impending speech while Gretta, his wife, wanders the affair lost in thought. The festivities are lively, the long-awaited speech is well-received; but as the Conroys are set to depart, the sound of a soft song is heard and a long lost memory is brought to light.

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It's Christmastime in Dublin. The snow is falling. And an annual Christmas party is underway. Gabriel Conroy frets over his impending speech while Gretta, his wife, wanders the affair lost in thought. The festivities are lively, the long-awaited speech is well-received; but as the Conroys are set to depart, the sound of a soft song is heard and a long lost memory is brought to light.

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"Paris in the Roaring Twenties, the tableau for the Lost Generation struggling to make sense of the world after the devastation of World War I. American newspaperman Joe Henry finds himself on the slick, cold winter streets of Paris. He's on the run, the primary suspect in the murder of his friend, fellow WWI veteran Wynton Gresham"--Provided by the publisher.

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Like many others, Ivan Ilyich never truly considered the possibility of his own death. He knew that it was inevitable and yet after being diagnosed with a terminal illness, he's filled with fear that he's never quite felt before; and asking questions that he's never taken the time to ask such as, "have I ever truly lived

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Like many others, Ivan Ilyich never truly considered the possibility of his own death. He knew that it was inevitable and yet after being diagnosed with a terminal illness, he's filled with fear that he's never quite felt before; and asking questions that he's never taken the time to ask such as, "have I ever truly lived