To impress Julius Caesar, Queen Cleopatra promises to build the Roman Emperor a magnificent palace in just three months. Of course, Asterix has to get involved. By the time his feisty group from Gaul have finished, they’ve outwitted the Roman army, too.

Asterix and Cleopatra

Children's Books

Goscinny, Rene.

UDERZO, Albert

Comics & Graphic Novels

Charles River Books

Orienteering

Disley, John

Revolving around the folklores, legends and fairy tales of Wales, this is a highly interesting book. It reflects the attitude and approach of that nation and the romance that generates from and is embedded in the history of the land. Enchanting!

British Goblins

Sikes, Wirt

Literature & Fiction

This story of a woman's struggle with oppressive social structures received much public contempt at its first release; put aside because of initial controversy, the novel gained popularity in the 1960's, some six decades after its first publication, and has since remained a favorite of many readers. Chopin's depiction of a married woman, bound to her family and with no way to assert a fulfilling life of her own, has become a foundationfor feminism and a classic account of gender crises in the late Victorian era.

The Awakening

CHOPIN, KATE

Classics

Harold's Years: Impressions from the New Statesman and the Spectator

Amis, K.

Arabian Days

Edna O'Brien

<p>An investigative reporter relates the story of an Israeli attack on an American spy ship during the Arab-Israeli Six-Day War and the concomitant U.S.-Israeli intrigues</p>

Conspiracy of Silence: The Attack on the Uss Liberty

Pearson, Anthony

Story of bravery exemplified by leadership and military skills of the African who abolished slavery.

This Gilded African: Toussaint L'Ouverture

Parkinson, Wenda

Biographies & Memoirs

Traces the history of the two hundred year old London business noted for the style and craftsmanship of its dressing cases, furniture, silverware, trophi and silver models.

Asprey of Bond Street, 1781-1981

HILLIER, Bevis

History

Extensively revised, this third edition of The Work of William Morris encompasses the results of recent scholarship, including in particular the new perspectives of feminist scholarship. Thompson examines how Morris's concerns anticipated those of present day environmentalists and explores in full detail Morris's views on child-centered education. Bringing to life his magnetic personality, this biography of one of the original socialists offers insight into Morris's campaign to bring art back to the people.

Work of William Morris

Thompson, Paul Richard

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