Geoff Taylor Knihy

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"Brat Vlk" je prvou knižkou série "Kronika temného dávnoveku". Každá kniha sa odohráva v inom prostredí a inom ročnom období. Kým "Brat Vlk" sa začína v lese, v druhej knihe "Túlavé duše" hlavný hrdina putuje k moru, v tretej ďaleko na chladný ľadový sever, štvrtý Torakov príbeh sa odohráva pri jazere, piaty v neznámom tajomnom lese a posledný vo vysokých horách.

Gotrek & Felix Book 7Gotrek & Felix's adventures take an unexpected twist as they are recruited by the elven archmage Teclis to help him save the world by thwarting the machinations of Chaos on the secretive isle of Albion.READ IT BECAUSEA new player enters the series – none other than the infamous high elf mage Teclis! Of course, the bickering between him and Gotrek is a high point, but the exploration of the mysterious island of Albion and the return of some old foes doesn't hurt either.THE STORYGotrek and Felix: unsung heroes of the Empire, or nothing more than common thieves and murderers? The truth perhaps lies somewhere in between, and depends entirely upon whom you ask…Separated from their friends during a vicious battle, Gotrek Gurnisson and Felix Jaeger are magically transported to the storm-wracked isle of Albion. Strange and dangerous creatures stalk the island and omens tell of a great evil that is rising - an evil that might destroy the entire world. With the aid of the natives of Albion and the mighty high elf mage Teclis, Gotrek and Felix must stop the secrets of the mysterious Old Ones from falling into the hands of servants of the Dark Gods.

KRIVOPRÍSAŽNÍK je piatym pokračovaním Kroniky temného dávnoveku. Je to príbeh o dodržiavaní sľubov, o pomste, pocite viny, o smútku, ktorý prežíva Torak nad stratou blízkeho človeka. Nedávno bol štvancom, ktorého prenasledovali lovci zo všetkých klanov, teraz on prenasleduje vraha do temného Hlbokého Lesa, kde zúri vojna, nenávisť, nevraživosť... a obrovský požiar. Torak odvážne riskuje svoj život v nerovnom zápase so zákerným Požieračom duší.

Repackaged for a new generation, this is the third part of Cliff McNish's bestselling debut trilogy.

Six children leave the comfort of their homes. They are drawn to Coldharbour - an eerie wasteland of wind, rats, seagulls and rubbish tips. Emily and Freda, the twins, scuttle bright eyed and insect-like in search of the others. They find Thomas on a food tip. The gentle giant boy Walter joins them and so does Helen, who can read minds. And at the centre of it all is luminous Milo, his skin hot and bright with silver. Each of them has a unique gift, but they must learn to use their skills fast. Drawing ever closer in a maelstrom of fury is the Roar, something vast and dreadful that wants to destroy them all. As in The Doomspell trilogy, Cliff's characters really are 'the children next door' until they discover the powers they possess and he sweeps them and the reader into his worlds of magical fantasy, writing exciting, breathtaking adventures with richly imagined, vividly drawn characters, and an infectious energy, warmth and humour. The Silver Child is book 1 in a heart-stopping new sequence. Read by Malcolm Freeman and Saskia Wickham

Om historie, myter, guder, skikke, social organisation, love, flora og fauna m.m. i fantasyserierne The Belgariad og The Malloreon

Vocabulary for GCSE Spanish 3rd edition provides a fully up-to-date version of the popular reference book for GCSE and Standard Grade students of Spanish.

This book is (mainly) a conventional lifestory, written in a deliberately conversational style that has you believing you're with a friend in your local Pub or enjoying a lengthy stroll on the river bank. Yet once the book has you comfortably snoozing, an outrageous passage of humour and sarcasm has you hoping for more.

Shropshire has inspired many writers over the centuries: its bucolic rolling fields and orchards, its dramatic wild hills and moors, its ramshackle market towns, its patchwork of copses and hedgerows, its bleak and beautiful mountains. Extracts from Charles Dickens to Henry James, from Kathy Swift to AE Housman, from Bill Bryson to Pete Postlethwaite, are matched with stunning photographs by Shropshire's Geoffrey Taylor, who has captured the landscapes that drew out the words. Also featuring extracts from Samuel Johnson, Roger Evans, DH Lawrence, Henry Kingsley, Wilfred Owen, Mary Webb, John Milton, Simon Evans, Tom Sharpe, Edith Pargeter, Phil Rickman, John Masefield, John Betjeman, Ellis Peters and many more.