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September 2020It was always love
by Hotel, Nikola
She’s had enough of men, but he can’t get enough of her... Away. Just get out of here. That's all Aubree thinks about when she gets kicked out of college after a party. She buys an incredibly old car, throws the few things she owns into the trunk and flees to her best friend Ivy in New Hampshire. There, all she wants is to pull the blanket over her head and think of nothing else. Not about that night. Not about the party. And most of all, not that picture that's been circulating on the Internet ever since. But it doesn't work. Because instead of her friend, she meets Noah, Ivy's stepbrother. With his impulsive but surprisingly sensitive nature, Noah evokes feelings in her that she doesn't need right now. And which, nevertheless, sweep her away like a storm... Second volume of a romantic and exciting dilogy with 20 lavishly illustrated hand-lettered pages by Carolin Magunia. Including a playlist that can be found on Spotify and contains songs which match perfectly with the story! It was always you (Vol. 1) entered the Spiegel bestseller list immediately after its publication. Both titles can be read separately. For all fans of Mona Kasten, Laura Kneidl and Kelly Moran! 30.000 copies of vol. 1 + 2 were sold since June 2020!
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July 2021Just passed the college entrance examination like this
by Qu Shiyu
This is a novel with middle school students as the subject. The first-line characters are middle school students and the second-line characters are their parents. The novel revolves around the study of middle school students, as well as the indispensable examinations, and the love affair that only exists in the depths of the soul. It tells about the life, mood, spiritual pursuit and swaying emotions of middle school students. The narrative process of the novel is very refreshing, the time is linear, the writing is not artificial, and there is no special structure, no strange character shaping, no tortuous plot design, natural and pure. The title of the novel comes from Li Qingzhao, and the style of the novel also reflects Li Qingzhao's wind and shadow. The language is clear and the characters' hearts are clear. Things are also very clear because of simplicity or simplicity. From the overall artistic conception, the novel has reached the level of publication. It is recommended to be included in the topic selection plan.
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March 2021Collector's Edition of Illustrations of Yan Zhen's Works: Above Living
by Yan Zhen
"Above Living" is a novel by Yan Zhen. The author uses meticulous meticulous brushwork to describe college life and academic ecology one by one. From the examination and employment of doctoral students, to the work and life of college teachers, the distribution of papers and page fees, academic seminars, awards, application for topics, competition for administrative positions, and even the application and acquisition of students' election cadres, examinations, and grants Wait, there are so many stories about corruption in colleges and universities, which are rarely encountered by readers outside colleges. He even wrote about the real situation of another type of intellectuals, represented by "I", who have conscience and pursuit, but have no choice but to survive in the real environment. Although these people have also succumbed to reality, they still have a trace of longing for the independent personality of Chinese traditional intellectuals deep in their hearts. The special feature of "Above Living" is that it has a detailed description of the academic ecology and "survival" ecology of colleges and universities, which is of pioneering significance, and is happy to see by people who care about education and knowledge communities. Moreover, this novel is written with great meaning, with the height of literature and the height of thinking.
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March 2021Collector's Edition of Illustrations of Yan Zhen's Works: The Water of Canglang
by Yan Zhen
"The Canglang Water" is a full-length novel. The protagonist Chi Dawei is a rural college student with no background. He spent eight years of college life in the atmosphere of strong idealism in the early 1980s. After graduation, he entered the Provincial Department of Health as the first master's degree. In this small health hall, Chi Dawei experienced a mental journey from confrontation to retreat to surrender. This journey allowed him to become a hard-hearted and capable workplace man from a simple youth full of edges and corners with a mission. This whole process of transformation is long and painful. In the scorching cold and warm human world, in the turbulent workplace stage, in the bizarre world, how persistent a fresh person persists, persists to the point of breaking his blood. How can a kind and persistent young man hesitate, hesitate, doubt and suffer when faced with the great contrast between his humble soul and the huge and mysterious worldly power.
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January 2013My Life with Lifers
by Elaine Leeder
My Life With Lifers Lessons For A Teacher: Humanity Has No Bars "I have always been drawn to darkness," Elaine Leeder writes. "I know I always championed the underdog." As a sociology professor at Ithaca College in the 1990s, she began teaching at Elmira Correctional Facility in upstate New York. When she moved to California, that same desire to help led her to the prison education program at San Quentin. Then, inspired by her lessons, a group of Leeder's students approached her about working with a program the prisoners had established to aid in their long and difficult process of redemption and transformation. She accepted. These members of New Leaf on Life-the San Quentin "lifers"-have been sentenced to terms ranging from fifteen years to life in prison. Unlike Death Row inmates, who will either die in prison or be executed, many of the lifers are eligible for parole after having spent twenty to thirty years behind bars. But too often, they never see that opportunity because of the popular view that they are all "hardened criminals," killers incapable of rehabilitation and unfit to be free. What Leeder has learned, however, is that incarceration does not dictate character. Her students, although they are convicts, are committed to making their time in jail a life sentence in the best sense, not a death sentence. They have gone the extra mile to come to terms with their crimes, and have often managed to redeem their lives. My Life With Lifers shares the journey of a woman "on the outside" as she discovered the true nature of life in prison, and the roadblocks-so many of them unneeded-on the inmates' path to freedom. What Leeder's experiences add up to is both a fascinating human story and a reasoned and impassioned case for prison reform.
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January 2019Permanent Moon Bases
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook discusses the properties of the Moon and uses artist renderings to depict some of the events that might take place when human beings return and establish a permanent place there.
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January 2019Human Expeditions to Mars
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook uses a collection of artist renderings to describe some of the technologies and events that could surround the first manned expedition to Mars as well as the development of a permanent outpost there.
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January 2019The Mercury Project and Tiny Space Capsules
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook discusses the history of the Mercury Project—the pioneering American effort to put a human being into orbit—with detailed summaries of the missions plus a wealth of images that bring the project to life.
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January 2019The Future of Large Space Settlements
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook introduces some of the exciting space settlement concepts that have arisen as a result of the American human spaceflight programs, including the astropolis and androcell. A wealth of images helps bring these concepts to life.
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January 2019The Apollo Project and Moonwalks
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook discusses the history of the Apollo Project, the project that landed humanity on the moon. Readers will find summaries of the missions, detailed descriptions of the modules that made up the Apollo spacecraft, a wealth of images, and more.
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Children's & young adult reference materialSubject and Major
by Yan Xiaochuan
This collection of thorough and comprehensive introductions of most college majors which showsnot their future salary but innate characters is an achievement of a MIT graduate’s interviews withnearly one hundred intellectuals of Chinese and American top universities with the purpose to help thestudents decide their future.
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January 2019Space Shuttles
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook discusses the history of the space shuttle, its basic features, missions—both successful and unsuccessful—involving space shuttles, and the legacy of the space shuttle missions. A wealth of images help bring the era of the space shuttle to life.
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January 2019Living in Space
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook describes in detail the challenges of living in outer space—including dealing with microgravity, wearing space suits, the hazards of space travel, space food, and radiation—complete with a wealth of images that help recreate the experience of living in space.
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January 2019Space-Traveling Animals
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook discusses and recounts the histories of the animals used in early space missions to test space travel technology, including the "astrochimps" and rhesus monkeys used in American test flights, the dogs used in Soviet tests, and 21st-century space research involving spiders, fish, and rodents.
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January 2019Early Human Spaceflight
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook recounts the steps taken that would eventually lead to humanity's first forays into spaceflight, from the world's first rockets in medieval China to the beginning of the Space Race, as well as a brief history of early space travel. A wealth of images round out the text.
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January 2019Early Space Stations
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook describes early efforts to build an orbiting space system designed to accommodate human habitation in space over a long period of time, including NASA's Skylab and Russia's Mir Space Station. A wealth of images help bring this period of history to life.
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January 2019The Gemini Project and Space Walks
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook discusses the history of the Gemini Project, which built upon the accomplishments of the preceding Mercury Project by launching a maneuverable spacecraft with two crewmembers and by performing America's first spacewalk. Readers will find summaries of the missions, a detailed description of how the Gemini spacecraft worked, a wealth of images, and more.
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FictionMarch 2010Other People’s Love
by YE Zhaoyan
Guolu, a college professor, meets a director named Zhongqiu during a TV show planning meeting. After getting to know each other, Zhongqiu decides to ask Guolu to attend the production of her new television show. While visiting the show, Guolu soon finds his way into Zhongqiu’s personal life, and is introduced to two generations of her family. However, the drama on the show soon begins to leak into and entangle Guolu and Zhongqiu’s lives.
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January 2019The International Space Station
by Joseph A. Angelo, Jr.
Aimed at inspiring students in high school and college to become the space experts of tomorrow, this eBook recounts the history of the International Space Station—a NASA-headed project with contributors from Russia, Canada, Europe, Japan, and Brazil—including a list of all of its missions and crew members from its launch to 2018. It also touches on what life is like on the ISS and comes complete with a wealth of images.
