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LOVE IN THE EYES OF A WIDOW (HARD COVER)
‘Love in the Eyes of a Widow’- a widow’s tale, is a book which reveals the struggles of an African Woman. The book structurally discusses the sensuality and experience of love. It also critically enumerates our strained tribal relations and tension-Soaked ethnic diversities , and it tells the story of love from an eyewitness ( Spot-on-Perspective) account about a woman who was left with three children to raise single-handedly. The Story comes with developed additional sets and plots alongside the main storyline which is meant to give that avidity to its reading Audience whether a Cursory reader or a Literature Major.
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COMING UNDONE AS STITCHES TIGHTEN
Coming Undone as Stitches Tighten brings together intriguing poems of personal and communal consequence. It covers diverse experiences, including governance, the environment, love and longing, culture, and death. This second collection is a tribute to nationhood and humanity, evoking emotions that capture the true essence of art.
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The Worlds Of Chrestomanci
The Worlds Of Chrestomanci – Charmed Life ₦2,500 -
The Legend Of Captain Crow’s Teeth
Will’s brother Marty is always playing practical jokes. But when he tells the bloodcurdling story of the cutthroat pirate Captain Crow, Will is terrified. Is it another one of Marty’s tricks, or could Captain Crow’s ghost really be out to get him?
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Doctor Who: Book 4
The Doctor arrives in an underwater base on the planet Flydon Maxima – known locally as ‘Despair’ because hope is lost for all life there. The scientific base has for centuries been monitoring the results of planetary warming – the slow melting of the glaciers at the south pole and subsequent rise in sea levels. Curiously their most advanced monitoring equipment was created and donated by Varlos. The Doctor is helped by a little girl called Gisella.
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Beast Quest – The Pirate King
Beast Quest – The Pirate King ₦2,500 -
Read Yourself – Gulliver In Liliput
Read Yourself – Gulliver In Liliput ₦2,500 -
Accessing God Through Your Mobile Phone
The concept…Gaining access to the other realm of light through the key hole (access) from your mobile phoneJust like our Lord Jesus Christ used parables to pass divine messages during his earthly ministry, i was inspired by the Holy Spirit to use the operations of the mobile phone to pass Kingdom messages.The book is allegorical, (that is) using an object to pass a message. In this case, i used the mobile phone as the object of discus.
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THE BLACK DRAGON
In Adoria, a small village, a farmer lives a half existence, nameless and waiting for death when a knock on his door changes his life forever. Salem, the girl with a past just as dark as his own slowly renews his will to live. Through her eyes, he sees the world anew, a land filled with possibility and adventure.
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School Friendship Solutions
Everybody thinks primary school is the easiest thing in the world. That the kids are sweet and all get along, that lessons aren’t hard and everybody skips home having had the best day ever (until the following day anyway…) Boy, would they be surprised.
Being the new girl can be hard.₦2,500 -
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Maximum Ride Forever (Used)
Discover the ninth and ultimate Maximum Ride story! Legions of Max fans won’t be disappointed by this encore episode in the beloved series about the incredible adventures of a teenage girl who can fly.
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Word Play: A cornucopia of puns, anagrams and other contortions and curiosities of the English language
‘No matter how eloquently a dog may bark, he cannot tell you that his parents were poor but honest.’
Only words can do that. Words are magic. Words are fun.Join Gyles Brandreth – wit and word-meister, Just A Minute regular, One Show reporter, denizen of Countdown’s Dictionary Corner, founder of the National Scrabble Championships, patron of The Queen’s English Society, QI, Room 101, Have I Got News For You and Pointless survivor – on an uproarious and unexpected magic carpet ride around the awesome world of words and wordplay.
Puns, palindromes, pangrams, Malaprops, euphemisms, mnemonics, acronyms, anagrams, alphabeticals, Tweets, verbiage, verbarrhea – if you can name it, you should find it here, along with the longest, shortest, wittiest, wildest, oldest, latest, oddest, most interesting and most memorable words in the English language – the richest, most remarkable language ever known.
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