Jack London - Un autore - figlio del proprio tempo - e la sua vita avventurosa
by Alessandro Quinti
We are all familiar with human responses to change, but what about the animal’s perspective? Globetrotting Tigger, the ginger tomcat with attitude, is born into the sunshine and easy lifestyle of Western Australia, but is forced to follow his family of restless humans to the USA for an adventurous two years in the forests and fields of Maryland. He returns to Australia and life on a small farm in the bush with all its associated excitements and perils before he is whisked off yet again to a damp...
The Geographical and Geological Distribution of Animals
by Angelo Heilprin
A Child of the Jago (Victorian, #106) (Academy Victorian Classic)
by Arthur Morrison
Morrison's descriptions of the fearful physical conditions are based directly on what he saw. He conjures up an extraordinarily vivid picture of a world which, even as he wrote, was about to vanish in one of the first of the slum clearance schemes.
Von Einem der auszog einen Beruf zu erlernen
by Christoph Breymann
John Heminge and Henry Condell, Friends and Fellow-Actors of
by Charles Clement Walker
Мохаммед Али
by Пол Морган
Tatiana L. Dubinskaya was a schoolgirl who ran away from home and served on the Eastern Front from 1916–17 as a soldier in the Russian army during World War I. She later became a writer and in 1930 recounted her personal experiences as a soldier in an autobiographical novel, called In the Trenches, published in Moscow. In 1936 she revised and republished a shorter version of her story under a new title, Machine Gunner. Both versions of her novel had much in common. Most of the characters and muc...