Focusing on Swami Muktananda's spiritual journey, this engaging narrative explores his quest for God and the profound impact of his teachings. The story highlights how he initiated a meditation revolution that has inspired and transformed the lives of many across the globe. Aimed at younger readers, it presents themes of spirituality and self-discovery in an accessible manner.
Everyone's heard of Mary, Queen of Scots. She is horribly famous for having terrible taste in husbands, rotting away in Liz I's prison and, totally losing her head - on the chopping block. But not everyone knows that Mary was a six- foot stunner who got kidnapped by a murderous lord. Even though she's dead, Mary's still full of surprises.
The ten best Arthurian Legends are re-told, but with a modern twist! Readers can follow Arthur's sensational rise to fame in the Celtic Clarion and find out who proves to be the best in the quest for the Holy Grail. With fact files on knights and jousting, plus a who's who of Arthurian Legends, this title is 100% Horrible!
Now you can get the inside story with Cleo's secret diary, find out what the Romans thought in The Centurion and discover what the locals scrawled on the walls about her.
Mary Queen of Scots is famous for having terrible taste in husbands and losing her head on the chopping board. But do you know that she was a six-foot stunner who got kidnapped by a murderous lord? This is the inside story of Queen Mary, and includes her secret diary.
Two princesses, born seventeen years apart to the same father butdifferent mothers. Their father, King Henry V111, is determined that no woman shall ever wear the English crown. But when their younger brother, Edward, dies naming another woman as his successor, the two women take action-in very different ways.
This companion offers a detailed exploration of Dickens's work, aiding readers in deciphering complex themes and specific details. By referencing chapters and italicized phrases, readers can easily locate discussions of key passages. The book stems from extensive research, appealing to scholars, students, and Dickens fans alike. It covers a wide range of topics, including food, costume, transport, and the political and social issues of Dickens's time, making the author's world more accessible and engaging.
The narrative delves into the chilling crimes of Jeffrey Dahmer, known as "The Milwaukee Cannibal," who was responsible for the brutal murders and dismemberment of at least 17 young men. His heinous acts included rape, necrophilia, and cannibalism. Despite his claims of insanity, Dahmer was convicted and sentenced to 15 consecutive life sentences in Wisconsin, along with an additional life sentence in Ohio, totaling 957 years in prison. The book explores the complexities of his psyche and the impact of his actions on victims and society.