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Genre: Fiction + Literature Genres, Juvenile Fiction, Romance, Fiction + Literature Themes. Subgenre: General, Historical Romance, Literary Genres + Types of Novels, Science Fiction + Fantasy, Royalty. Publisher: Griffin. Edition: Reprint. Language: English. Format: paperback. Release Date: May 1, 1997. Date Published: May 1, 1997.

When Sarah sneaks aboard Old Man Winter's wagon and travels with him through the magic door to the Great Kettles, she must help him stop his power-hungry assistant from taking over the weather-making for his own purposes.

�Once upon a time, in a land that was called Britain, these things happened�and I was there, and this is how it was.� The Winter King, like the rest of the trilogy, is narrated by Derfel (which is pronounced Dervel), one of Arthur�s warriors. This first book tells how after the death of Uther, High King of Britain, the country falls into chaos. Uther�s heir is a child, Mordred, and Arthur, his uncle, is named one of the boy�s guardians. Arthur has to fight other British kingdoms and the dreadful...

A Fine original hand-colored engraving. Folio (11.25 x 9 inches). Archivally matted to 14 x 17 inches and suitable for framing. An early, attractive plate drawn by E. Emmonds, Jr. and engraved and pritned by Gavit & Duthie, of one variety of useful, not strictly ornamental, fruit cultivated in national soil. This plate is one of the earliest depictions of one such variety of fruit cultivated in mid-19th Century New York. Although not published until 1851, this illustration predates the renowned...

Set firmly in Britain s Dark Ages, The Winter King goes far beyond the usual tales of romance and chivalry to forever change the way the legend of Arthur is told, introducing readers to an Arthur who is both utterly convincing and a true hero--a man whose life is at once tragic and triumphant.

This item is an Art Print which means it is a higher-quality art reproduction than a typical poster. Art prints are usually printed on thicker paper, resulting in a high quality finish.

This Handbook provides an introductory guide to "The Winter's Tale" offering a scene-by-scene theatrically aware commentary, contextual documents, a brief history of the text and first performances, case studies of key performances and productions, a survey of film and TV adaptation, a wide sampling of critical opinion and further reading.General Editor's Preface

“I feel I’ve been waiting to read this book a long time. It’s a fluent and compelling account of the cost of founding the Tudor dynasty: of a clever, ruthless, enigmatic monarch, a refugee all his early life, king by right of conquest, prepared to harass and frighten his subjects into submission: a man content to be feared and not loved. The level of detail is fascinating and beautifully judged. The book shows what a mistake it is to regard these closing years of the reign simply as a curtain...

It's the countdown to the Bobblesberg Winter Games, and the team assigned to build the courses is snowed under. Bob, and his crew have stepped in to get the job done, but time is running out!

Winter, Douglas E. STEPHEN KING: THE ART OF DARKNESS. New York: Plume, 1986. Octavo, pictorial wrappers. First edition. Trade paperback. Inscribed by Winter. Expanded and updated edition of the 1984 book. Fine in wrappers (unread). [Book #7310]

ISBN-10: 0140231862 ISBN-13: 9780140231861. Edition: .

Pages: 314, Paperback, Ishi Press

Winter of Entrapment : A New Look at the Donner Party

Description Winter urges us to snuggle up with a good book, shutting out the cold and reconnecting with our impulse to nest. What a lovely idea, then, this collection is: The Winter Book celebrates the coldest season - from the late days of fall and Halloween to the earliest days of spring and Groundhog Day. Including prose from lauded authors, songs like Mozart's "My Little Apple" and "We Three Kings of Orient Are," and informational texts on international celebrations like Chinese New Year, Kwanzaa...

In this tragicomedy, one of the last plays Shakespeare wrote, an infant princess is abandoned, the King of Belgium is forced to disguise himself as a shepard, and the Queen of Sicily resurrected. It also includes one of Shakespeare's most famous stage directions: "Exit, pursued by a bear." (GBR614, $8.00)

Running an emotional gamut from betrayal and broken hearts to romance and reconciliation, this 1611 tragicomedy begins with the tyrannical actions of a jealous king, whose baseless suspicions destroy his own family. The play's second half takes place 16 years later, when the lively plot takes a lighthearted turn, abounding in song and dance.