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Blood Promiseis the fourth installment in the Vampire Academy series and was published on 2009. The world that Mead has conceived revolves around a battle between the 'good vampires', otherwise known as Moroi, and 'bad vampires', known as Strigoi....

Shadow Kissis the third installment in the Vampire Academy series and was published in 2008.

The story continues with Rose's struggle to cope with the guilt of Mason's death in Frostbitewhilst undertaking her training to become a "Guardian" and...

Frostbiteis the second installment in the Vampire Academy series and was published in 2008. The world that Mead has conceived revolves around a battle between the 'good vampires', otherwise known as Moroi, and 'bad vampires', known as Strigoi....

Vampire Academy is the first book in Richelle Mead's Vampire Academyseriesand was published in 2007. The world that Mead has conceived revolves around a battle between the 'good vampires', otherwise known as Moroi, and 'bad vampires, known as...

City of Glass is the third book in the Mortal Instruments series written by Cassandra Clare. The book continues is a continuation of the previous two and it follows Clary and Jace as they try to get past their romantic feelings that are...

City of Ashes is the second book in The Mortal Instruments series written by Cassandra Clare. The book continues the story of Clary Fray, the young girl that discovered in the first book that she was actually a Shadowhunter. Shadowhunters are a...

City of Bones is the first book in The Mortal Instruments series. The plot is set in modern times New York and focuses on the life on Clarissa Fray as she discovered that her life is not what she believed to be and that there is a hidden world...

An Abundance of Katherines (2006) is a novel by John Green who is a highly regarded Young Adult (YA) Fiction author. He maintains a substantial online following especially on Youtube where he and his brother Hank make videos, such as the popular...

John Osborne’s Inadmissible Evidence was performed for the very time on the night of September 9, 1964 at London’s Royal Court Theatre as a production of the English Stage Company. With esteemed actor Nicol Williamson heading up the cast, the play...

The Entertainer is a stage play by John James Osborne. An actor and playwright, he attracted relatively little wealth or fame for his stage skills but became famous almost overnight for his 1956 play Look Back in Anger, which accurately captured...

Number the Stars is a historical fiction novel. It follows the journey of 10-year-old Annemarie Johansen after the Nazi invasion of Denmark in 1943. Annemarie must help her Jewish best friend, Ellen Rosen, escape the country. Lowry got the idea...

The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes contains twelve stories written about the legendary consulting detective by his creator Arthur Conan Doyle. Like all the other Sherlock Holmes adventures, these stories were originally published in the Strand...

His Last Bow is a Sherlock Holmes adventure published by Arthur Conan Doyle in England inside the September 1917 edition of the Strand Magazine by Colliers Magazine in the United States. Although considered part of the official canon, the story...

The Return of Sherlock Holmes almost quite literally begins with Dr. John Watson practically being assaulted by an “elderly, deformed man…with sharp, wizened face peering out from a frame of white hair.” In any other story, his constant companion,...

The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes was initially published in 1894 after each of the individual stories contained within had appeared separately in The Strand magazine. This collection was the follow-up to The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes which...

The Hound of the Baskervilles was written in 1901, eight years after Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had already 'killed off' Sherlock Holmes in his story, "The Final Problem." However, the novel was not a sequel - the events of The Hound of the...

The Pathfinder is the next to last entry written by James Fenimore Cooper in his celebrated series of novels about Natty “Hawkeye” Bumppo. Written out of chronological order, The Pathfinder finds the dashing young hero of The Last of Mohicans...

The infant born Edward Estlin Cummings on October 14, 1894 would grow up to become the Harvard graduate who seized the occasion of his commencement speech to introduce his plans to make a name for himself as a poet in the then-scandalous Modernist...

Follow the Rabbit Proof Fence is a novel written by Doris Pilkington and was published by University of Queensland Press in 1996.

The book is based around three Aboriginal girls, Molly, Daisy, and Gracie, who are outcasts due to their mixed-race...

"Conference of the Birds" is an epic philosophical poem written by Persian and Sufi thinker Attar. The poem consists of more than 4500 lines.

In the poem birds arrange a meeting during which they have to decide who will be their king. After all...

The Time Keeper is a fictional book by Mitch Albom and was released on September 4th 2012 by Hyperion publishing company.

Dor is the main protagonist who lived in ancient biblical times during the construction of the Tower of Babel. He is the...

Published in 1993, The Shipping News is a novel written by Annie Proulx. The protagonist, Quoyle, works in New York as a newspaper pressroom staffer, but soon after both his parents committed suicide together, Quoyle’s life quickly falls apart....

Sometimes a book has such an interesting and intriguing title that one cannot help but want to read it. Such is the case with The Elegance of the Hedgehog, a novel by French author and philosophy teacher Muriel Barbery. The novel centers around...

Blankets, published in 2003 by Top Shelf Productions is an autobiographical novel by Craig Thompson. Thompson documents events in his childhood and early adulthood, his first love, bullying and struggles with Christianity. The book was a means for...