The Seven Percent Solution is a 1974 novel by the American writer Nicholas Meyer. It was written as a pastiche of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes, and was filmed in the film of the same name in 1976. Published as "The Lost Manuscript" of the late Dr. Jo
Gill tells the story of a summer memory that brought two lovers together, and Webb tells the story of a talented dancer who awakens the ghosts of the past - both couples must overcome the shadow of history for love to prevail.
Betreungsservice Reihenwerke Verlags, 1996.
German. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
4.36 €
Literature for children • American literature • Autobiographies and Memoirs • Teen Novels • Family novel
Ernestine Gilbreth-Carey, Frank Bunker Gilbret-Jr.
Memoirs of the Gilbreth family with twelve children, headed by father Frank, a brilliant engineer, and mother Lillian. The first part brings childhood under their father's experiments; the second life after his death.
Blanvalet.
German. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
6.42 €
American literature • Detective Stories • Social literature • Thriller
The Bellamy Trial by Frances Noyes Hart is a novel about crime, suspicion, and social illusion, in which the court proceedings expose the complex relationships between characters and the fragility of respectable bourgeois everyday life.
Naprijed.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Kauffman about the self-deprecating owner of a tropical resort and a fearless photojournalist, Buchheister about the secret love of the Knight sisters and the untamable John — passion and danger give birth to unexpected loves.
Betreungsservice Reihenwerke Verlags, 1996.
German. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Wagner tells the story of an artist who finds peace and Lord Ian on a Scottish island; Gladden is about a single mother and a widower who meet through their children — for both couples, love comes at just the right time.
Betreungsservice Reihenwerke Verlags, 1996.
German. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
"God's People" (1951) is a novel in which the author compares the contrasting lives and ideals of two Americans who grew up as the sons of missionaries in China. The plot spans from the Boxer Rebellion (1900) to the mid-20th century.