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"e;The law of the jungle!"e; the waitress cried out. "e;You have heard about that, haven't you? The strongest one rules over the weaker ones. That's the way things go here on Nickel Dime Boulevard. That's why I can tell you that it isn't all over yet."e;They called him Rat. He came from Nickel Dime Boulevard, a shop street for the poor in the 1930's, USA.And Rat combined his special, paranormal gifts with another young man and two young women. Together they were strong, they were able to build 'Creatos' - imaginary figures everyone was able to see! They fought against criminal organizations and managed to make a fortune.But it all changed, when they met other 'Creatos' and the greedy people who brought them to life. Everything seems to be possible in this new fantasy thriller by Koos Verkaik.

Like many of America's greatest cultural exports, the modern short story grew out of necessity rather than a luxury. At the turn of the 19th Century, the United States was a burgeoning country with pathfinders and adventure-seekers pushing their way into the west in search of new opportunities. With so much of the American population constantly on the move from one town to the next, the serialized novel was not a viable form of literature as it was across Europe.The new literary form soon grew popular; and more and more writers started writing in this wonderfully entertaining form. This collection comprises the best and the most popular short stories from the land.

This is the story of an ambitious boulder who lives on top of a mountain. He aspires to see the world below, which he has only seen from the mountaintop and has heard of from his mountain climber friends. His adventures begin when he and his friends, pebbles and rocks, run down from the mountain and reach the regular world.This thrilling story for kids by Sir Charlie Brown with lively self-drawn pictures has been a tale going around since 1987. With an engaging story, the book teaches children about the importance of education and motivates young ones to do their best despite hardships.

"e;I cannot make you understand. I cannot make anyone understand what is happening inside me. I cannot even explain it to myself."e; Franz Kafka, The Metamorphosis The Metamorphosis (1915) by Franz Kafka recounts the story of Gregor Samsa, a salesman. One morning, Gregor wakes up to find himself transformed into a huge insect. This mysterious and startling occurrence is unsettling not only for Gregor but also for his family members. Struggling to adjust to his new self, Gregor starts living in seclusion. His family members begin to snub him as they struggle to earn a livelihood on their own. Eventually, they start perceiving him as a burden. The thought of getting rid of "e;it"e; infiltrates their mind, causing Gregor's unbelievable death.

Normally I don't write books with two words titles, but this one had caught my eyes and the other ones so it became a habit. I know someone would probably want to know the feeling and the beat that created this manifold or how it all started.An expression behind the title or what The Shift is all about was inspired by the process of pain and the rejection I went through. Well this is a title that God placed in my heart to share with you, to reveal something's that as much as I know some would fear to reveal.

Sometimes we dream, yet we try less and not become what we want to be. Its like waking up to beautiful beginnings, that you admire form a distance.A walk that you yearn to have, though you have no clue or don't know were and how to start all of it. We bring you the first edition season one, of THE MODEL BOOK.

I have found solace to my wrongs that made me open my eyes wide awake and see the brighter side. I found myself to empty promises that could make me whole and I had to make my own little world look so perfect.To my own conclusion, poetry took me out the cage to know that my confessions made me decree the open doors. I have found heart in broken words, that made me build up a sandstone from all this. I am entirely a whole and amazement from all of this.