Oliver Twist

By Charles dickens

Price: 25$                        

First published: 1996

Number of pages: 63

First publisher: 2000

Plot summary

He have lived in the house of Oliver Twist orphans after the death of his mother after his birth he lived directly under the cruel hands of the workers behave rudely with him offering him food, not full and when he went to ask the cook more food on his head hit the second time insulting his mother.
When insulted his mother decided to flee to the capital London met with gang big tried to expect the problems came a man named Brown took him to help him but it is a plan to plan malicious to Oliver and was ordering him to go to homes in the Night to take some of the things he thinks that this is not stolen, he said to him this homes if in one day was Oliver hurt drink spiritual Brown is at the door heard the words he says Brown, "a fool does not know that Barq me," he ran Oliver and told police that he was exploited and steal him I knew the police bigger thief in the city and arrested him.
In the end, police said Sered you beautiful Oliver said: I want to know one knows me or about me and found his aunt and his cousin and ended the story on it.

Reviews

I see no sweeter story m this story in my life it's a wonderful story to read when you enjoy it cheap but rich meanings and expressions of happy all read it or even show you pictures of it's amazing

 

STRANGERS ON A TRAIN

STRANGERS ON A TRAIN

    

Book Description
STRANGERS ON A TRAIN

.By Patricia Highsmit
.Price: 24.75$
.First published in 1950
.Number of pages: 60
Publisher: Micheal Nation 1995.

Plot Summry

Bruno thinks he has the perfect plot to rid himself of his hated father and when he meets tennis player Guy Haines on a train, he thinks he's found the partner he needs to pull it off. His plan is relatively simple. Two strangers each agree to kill someone the other person wants disposed of. Guy could kill his father and he could get rid of Guy's wife Miriam, freeing him to marry Anne Morton, the beautiful daughter of a U.S. Senator. Guy dismisses it all out of hand but Bruno goes ahead with his half of the 'bargain' and disposes of Miriam. When Guy balks, Bruno makes it quite clear that he will plant evidence to implicate Guy in her murder if he doesn't get rid of his father. Guy had also made some unfortunate statements about Miriam after she had refused him a divorce. It all leads the police to believe Guy is responsible for the murder, forcing him to deal with Bruno's mad ravings.

Reviews 

Haj Yehya Layan

I enjoyed STRANGERS  ON A TRAIN very much, Highsmith tells a good story.

This book keeps the reader wondering what will happen next in the story.

The ending of the story was very interesting, As a reader I felt like I was taking part in the action of the story.

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TITANIC

BOOK DESCRIPTION

TITANIC

BY Paul SHipton

Price: 18 $                                                                                                                                                                                           

First Published in 2001                                                             

Number of Pages :44

Plot Summary

Titanic (in English: RMS Titanic) is the steamship passengers English giant was owned by White Star Line (White Star Line), was built in the basin of Harland & Wolfe (Harland and Wolff) for shipbuilding in Belfast and now known as Northern Ireland. Titanic was the largest passenger steamship in the world was built at the time

 

In the first flight in April 10th, 1912 from London to New York across the Atlantic Ocean and four days after its launch in April 14, 1912 crashed into the ship iceberg at position 41 ° 44 'north latitude and 49 ° 57' west shortly before midnight, which led to the sinking completely after two hours and forty minutes from the moment of collision in the early hours of the day April 15, 1912. Was on board the ship 2.223 passengers, 706 of them escaped while someone was 1.517 people were killed. The main reason for the high number of casualties due to failure to provide the vessel with sufficient lifeboats for passengers who were on board, as it contains Lifeboats enough for 1187 people, although the maximum load of 3.547 people. Sinking of a large number of men who were on board the Titanic due to the policy to give priority to women and children in the rescue operation.

 

Titanic was built by the most skilled engineers and the most experience, has been used to build the most advanced technologies. It was thought that the ship can not be dumped, and the sinking was a great shock to everyone as it has provided the highest safety standards

Reviews

by Curtis Edmonds

Confession time: I have never, ever seen Gone With the Wind. I don't know why, really. Haven't wanted to check it out on video, haven't been at home the nights it was on network TV, and it was too far to drive the last time it was on the big-screen....

by Thomas Glebe

For the first time in a long time, I was literally blown away by a movie. I don't actually see movies in theaters that often, for various reasons, and it's actually been over a year since I saw a film on the big screen. I had heard for months all the...

by Doug Skiles

It's hard to say something about this movie that hasn't already been said. Yes, it's brilliant. Yes, the performances are all excellent. It's very well-written, and expertly directed. What else needs to be said

                                                                              

detective work

   book description:

 By :john escott

Price:144$

first published in :1993

number of pages:60

publisher :Addison  Wesley

plot summary:

Chapter 1: One summer, sixteen-year-old Paul gets a

holiday job at the local museum in his hometown. He is

pleased and excited about the job because it will enable

him to earn some money, which he needs. He is also

interested in history, which he is studying at school, and

he is looking forward to working with Anna, a girl he is

attracted to. On the day that he begins his job, a valuable

exhibit also arrives at the museum. It is a beautiful

diamond necklace, on loan from a wealthy local family.

Chapters 2–11: Two weeks later, the necklace is stolen

in spite of the guards and security cameras. It is clear to

Paul that everyone who works in the museum is a suspect.

However, unfortunately the police seem to think that he

is the most likely culprit! In order to prove his innocence,

Paul must try to find out who the real thief is and set a

trap for him (or her). He has to work fast! He dreams up a daring plan, and in the story’s thrilling climax, the truth is finally revealed.

 reviews

I loved this story because the strange things I loved I am strongly of the story I learned that every problem no matter how difficult or simple solution there is a story, it's actually pretty fun.

Braveheart by randall wallace

Braveheart

book description

by randall wallace

price: 14.13$

first published in :1995

number of pages. 38

publisher:pearson education

Plot summery:

William Wallace, the Scots nationalist hero recently made famous in celluloid form by Mel Gibson's Brave heart, was undoubtedly a first-rate hero and, throughout most of his life, a man devoted to achieving Scottish independence. He was also a man, like most men of his day, who returned violence with violence, killing any of those unfortunate enough to end up on the wrong side of his sword.

In WILLIAM WALLACE: BRAVEHEART, author James Mackay, known for his biography of Scottish poet Robert Burns, has done a true service for the cause of historical preservation. By combing through the scanty records of Wallace's life, Mackay has ferreted out the details of Wallace's courageous guardianship of Scotland in the years just before Robert Bruce became king and compiled them into a useful, well-presented chronology.

Early in his life, William's uncle, a priest, taught him the value of independence: 'My son, I tell thee sootfastlie, / No gift is like to liberties; / Then never live in slavery.' This childhood lesson served as a mantra throughout Wallace's turbulent lifetime. Following the heinous murder of his knight father by the English, young Wallace began a period of resistance that ranged from small-scale guerrilla warfare to open combat with the much larger forces of Edward I's army. The English fueled his rage by murdering his wife, Marion Braid fute, just after the birth of their daughter.

Something of a cross between King Arthur and Robin Hood–only Scottish–Wallace and his men defeated the English innumerous military engagements, including the incredible battle of Sterling Bridge, where Wallace, at age 23, served as the unified Scots commander, a post he held until the Scots were defeated one year later near Falkirk in 1298. Falkirk was to bathe last major battle for Wallace and his men, who were reduced to desperate measures to stay alive once Scotland's magnates had caved in to England's Edward I.

After he was betrayed to the English by Sir John de Menteith, a former comrade, Wallace was taken to London, where he was given a show trial and an even more 'showy' hanging, drawing, and quartering. His huge physical stature and a unequaled reputation as a rebel leader made him a prize capture for the English, who did little to disguise their pride and delight at Wallace's execution.
in his account, Mr. Mackay sheds light on the true figure of William Wallace. Although Hollywood's silver screen mythmaking serves its purpose, the author does an equally good job, in words, of illustrating why and how Wallace became so prominent inhis day–and why it was he, in fact, who had the bravest of hearts

reviews:
As far as epics go, Mel Gibson aims for a sprawling vision in the likes of David Lean. However, by putting antics before aesthetics, 'Braveheart' is at its core not much more than a glorified melodrama - not necessarily a bad thing (it just makes the surplus of sentimental moments painful to sit through.

If you like the story you can watch full movie

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Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows

*Book Description

by J.k Rowling

price: 19.24 $  

first published in 21 july, 2007

number of pages: 759 pages 

publisher: scholastic

plot summary:

after Dumbledore's death, voldemort gains more power. and takes over the wizarding world. he takes over the ministry of magic and scares off the people who are against him. 

he also seeks for the deathly hallows: three powerful magical objects that could make any wizard/witch the master of death. first is the resurrection stone, second is the cloak of invisibility and last the elder wand. voldemort steals the elder wand from Dumbledore's grave but cannot seem to find the cloak of invisibility or the resurrection stone. 

meanwhile harry is mourning over Dumbledore's death , but finally decides to avenge his death by killing voldemort, the most powerful dark wizard. before Dumbledore's death , he teaches harry about the Horcruxes -the objects witch contain the seven souls of the one who-must-not-be-named- harry begins in search of the objects with the help of his best friends, Ron and Hermione. 

harry finds most of the Horcruxes and destroys them, but there is only one left, nagini- voldemort's  snake- harry returns to Hogwarts and voldemort follows him , and a war is to begin. 

the bad and- good side start to fight while Ron and Hermione fight the deadly snake. voldemort asks for harry to meet him at the forbidden forest and he will spare his friends. harry accept it so his friends could live. voldemort kills harry , then harry becomes in a state between life and death. Dumbledore appears at platform 9 and 3/4, king cross station. and explains that voldemort used his blood to regain his power , and so harry is a Horcrux  . harry returns to the living and fights the dark lord. Neville long bottom kills nagini and voldemort is over. harry cast a spell on voldemort and he is now one of the dead. 

Review: 

I have read all of the Harry Potter books twice and this one is by far my favourite! It is filled with suspense, action, and of course magic! The last 2 chapters had my heart beating and the 3rd last chapter had me tearing up. I couldn't put this book down. I recommend this series to ANYONE, even if you don't like Fantasy. BEST SERIES OF ALL TIME!!

the movie trailer (harry potter and the deathly hallows part two)^^

THE lost world  : Jurassic park

HE LOST WORLD (JURASSIC PARK)

Book discription  

The lost world (jurassic park)

By  : Michael Crichton

Price : 6.5 $

First Published in 1995

Number of pages: 429

Publisher: Knopf

Plot Summary :

After a girl was attacked at the other side of the island by a group of small  strange creatures , Dr.Malcom found  that there is a socend life for dinosaurs on an island.

So , Dr. Jhon decide to send four adventures to find out the island. But Malcom didn’t agree the idea , for that he want to contact the other members but he cant because he knew that his girl friend was on the island. At that moment everyone’s life was in danger.

When the team reaches the island, they soon discover the presence of another group of people . After a series of events, both groups become stranded when all their communication equipment is lost. It is then that the terror really begins as both groups scramble for their lives.

They find the dinosaurs were servived for a long time , wich means they have to leave the island very soon.

 The dinosaurs got off the control, and thank god they run away from this island and survive their’s life.

 

Review :

I haved all my fun and get an action time for along moment that I had never been have. I see this book will give you a big place of thinking that is it true that the dinosaurs are real and alive for now? You cant find out now but advice from me this book is all what you need to have a good time of reading.

Just watch this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxqLSSVs5AQ