
Rebellious Rake, Innocent Governess
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The first novel by English Nobel Prize winner Rudyard Kipling (1865–1936), first published in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine (happy ending variant), and then in a book version with a tragic ending.
Adam Dalgliesh investigates a series of drownings (The Whistler) on the Norfolk coast. Parallels: a nuclear power plant, local activists, personal dramas, secrets and desires of the characters. A classic James crime novel with social themes.
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Agatha Christie's spy thriller, a rare example of her departure from the classic detective genre towards Cold War espionage. The novel was published during the height of the Cold War, with themes of kidnapping scientists and secret laboratories.
The book English Literature presents an overview of the development of English literature through the work of several authors. It covers key periods, writers, and stylistic trends, providing a systematic insight into the historical and aesthetic context.
A book long awaited by Rupi Kaur fans around the world, "Body Home" is an intimate journey of thought and emotion that takes you through the past, present, and possible future of one being.