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One aimless afternoon, Arthur Rowe was wandering through the streets of London. He was interrupted his walk only once to drop into a charity bazaar where-much to his suprise- he won a cake. That night a stranger, inordinately interested in the cake, appeared at Rowe's lodgings and tried to poison him. From that moment on, there closed around Arthur Rowe a strange, silent evilly efficient conspiracy...The Ministry of Fear..."A master thriller" -Time

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The reflections in this book try to let things happen. They bring together Bible, traditon, experience, culture, reason, and imagination, but not in a systematic way. Each element makes a suprise appearance says more than was in the script, and then wanders off stage.

Marginally about prostitution. It is about women in business, about marketing and good employee/employer relationships. As such, it is a real suprise.

Dora and Boots are going on a special egg hunt: they need to find one egg for each color of the rainbow. If they find all of them, they'll get a suprise! Help Dora and Boots find the eggs by peeking under the flaps!

Based on the popular animated Disney Jr. television series! Kate and Mim-Mim celebrate their joint birthdays by planning super-secret suprise parties in the magical land of Mimiloo.

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Fiction. African American Studies. Straddling fiction and poetry, Renee Gladman's writing operates on the level of the sentence, constructing suprise and oblique meanings at every turn, and somehow managing the supremely difficult trick of both engaging and pushing the reader. "THE ACTIVIST begins in the middle of a revolution....There is a bridge that may or may not have been bombed. People speak in nonsense and cannot stop themselves. In the mids of all this, the language of news reports mixes with the language of confession. The art of this beautifully written book is in how it touchingly illustrates that relations between humans and cities are linked in a more complex interface than most realize"--Juliana Spahr.

If we could be transported back some two hundred years to spend a day in the eighteenth century, one of the suprises for most people would be the difference in the timing and structure of meals. Luncheon had only recently become established when Victoria came to the throne, and her reign also saw the invention of the Great British Breakfast. Tea was added to Mrs Beeton's Book of Household Management in 1880. The modern timetable for meals reflects the patterns which we established in the nineteenth century, and the story of Victorian meals is set out in the chapters of this book. It is arranged meal by meal, throughout the day, from breakfast to supper, and offers a new and revealing look at life in Victorian Britain.

Building a box fort has never been so much fun! Once they get started, it's non-stop action and adventure! Just wait for the suprises!

all the leaves have big plans to twist and twirl in the autum wind but not yellow hickory. she's afraid. the other leaves laugh at her.but the wind has a few suprises for them all

After Isa has to invent an ideal grandmother for a special school report, her father suprises her by bringing home his aunt, whom Isa may call Grandmother

Wainwright's hand-drawn walking guides are perhaps the most distinctive and unusual such guides ever devised. This guide, first published in 1992, contains Wainwright's original instructions and route maps for 34 walks in 'a land of suprises' -- the interesting limestone country in the Whernside, Ingleborough and Penyghent areas of Yorkshire. Wainwright writes of ithis 'wonderland' as follows: 'For the explorer there are places of fascinating interest, or strange beauty, of thrilling adventure, such as are not to be found elsewhere.'

The reflections in this book try to let things happen. They bring together Bible, traditon, experience, culture, reason, and imagination, but not in a systematic way. Each element makes a suprise appearance says more than was in the script, and then wanders off stage.