The Lion and the Mouse: Story of a friendship by Lilith lulù (1 Review)    Price verified 5 hours ago

Everyone deserves respect and love we all need each other.

Genre: Nonfiction

The Big Jersey (The Busy Wardrobe) by Lauren Tahvilian (1 Review)    Price verified 5 hours ago

The Big Jersey is the perfect choice for your family bookshelf. A little jersey gets big courage on an artistic adventure that helps him find his way to the perfect team. This motivational growth-minded fashion story teaches readers to embrace innovation and imagination. The perfect addition to your bookshelf or gift for sports fans and design lovers alike.

Genre: Nonfiction

ENVISION by AAYUSHI SOMAIYA (3 Reviews)    Price verified 5 hours ago

INTENT OF THE BOOK IS TO REACH OUT TO THE MINDS THAT ARE OBSTRUCTED BY SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND TO INSPIRE THEM TO TACKLE AND GAIN A BROAD VIEW AND PERSPECTIVE TO MOVE INTO A BRIGHT FUTURE IN A RHYTHMIC FLOW OF INTEREST.

Genre: Nonfiction

From the River to the Sea: A Novel of Love and Conflict on an Elite College Campus by Lawrence Martin (Lakeside Press) (5 Reviews)    Price verified 5 hours ago

"From the River to the Sea" is a novel centered on a fictional elite university campus outside Chicago. It takes place in the year before the Hamas massacre of Israelis on October 7, 2023. The protagonists are college students affected by the campus BDS movement (boycott, divestment, sanctions of Israel). Some are supportive and others are in strong opposition. Through dialogue, much background information about the long-standing Israeli-Palestinian conflict is presented. The two main characters are senior David Applebaum and Freshman Rebecca Goldman. David wants Rebecca in his bed. Initially, she says no. Repeatedly. But then something bad happens, and she reconsiders. Other characters include Michael Solomon, a Jewish convert to the Bahá?í faith, Gordon Geddy, the local BDS club leader, and a history professor who has a new book to explain the anti-Semitism on college campuses. Early in the novel two FBI agents pay a visit to the school president's office. They relay concern about a possible terrorist attack on campus. Is BDS involved? Possibly. Readers should find the novel both educational and entertaining. Educational; Historical context for the Hamas attack and war that followed. Entertaining; Sex (not graphic), love, mayhem. It's all here.

Genre: Nonfiction