Another Turn of the Wheel


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Hobart Fenn, desperately wanting to leave the artificial satellite that is his home, has been secretly working to prepare a ship that will take him to the home of his ancestors, Earth. To those living on The Wheel Earth is no longer habitable, having been ravaged by a deadly experimental virus that killed off all human life on the planet. Fenn doubts this and is determined to find out for himself. His efforts to find the truth lead him in a struggle against the evil, dictatorial rulers of The Wheel. In so doing he finds his destiny, that of attempting to unite two very different cultures. His adventures bring him, and his new friends, surprises and dangers that he could not possibly have envisaged.




Turn-the-Wheel


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The Turn-the-Wheel board books let even the smallest children change the scene themselves by moving the wheel embedded in each book. The short and simple texts use dialogue (and talking animals!) to bring each vehicle and experience to life. Readers will learn about the lives and work of firemen, fishermen, farmers, and animal rescue workers. As children turn the wheel to find each page's corresponding image, they will exercise their small-motor-skills. A miniature driving tour that parent and child can take together, each of these books focuses on a different vehicle: Animal Ambulance, Fire Engine, Fishing Boat, and Tractor. From an early age, children are fascinated with driving. HereGÇÖs a book to let themsteer on their own.




Turn, Magic Wheel


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Dennis Orphen, in writing a novel, has stolen the life story of his friend, Effie Callingham, the former wife of a famous, Hemingway-like novelist, Andrew Callingham. Orphen’s betrayal is not the only one, nor the worst one, in this hilarious satire of the New York literary scene. (Powell personally considered this to be her best New York novel.) Powell takes revenge here on all publishers, and her baffoonish MacTweed is a comic invention worthy of Dickens. And as always in Powell’s New York novels, the city itself becomes a central character: “On the glittering black pavement legs hurried by with umbrella tops, taxis skidded along the curb, their wheels swishing through the puddles, raindrops bounced like dice in the gutter.” Powell’s famous wit was never sharper than here, but Turn, Magic Wheel is also one of the most poignant and heart-wrenching of her novels.




Essays, Poems, Letters


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The World Peril of 1910


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Motor Age


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Turning Of The Wheel


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A story explored in four books, each representing one of the Four Noble Truths as given by Gautama the Buddha as our protagonist journeys through life, experiencing each as the story progresses. From the firstbook which is based on the first Noble Truth of "This is Suffering" to the last one, our protagonist will realize the ultimate release through the complete understanding of "The path that leads to the cessation of suffering."Book One- TURNING OF THE WHEELVoleny, the last heir to the hidden mystical kingdom on clouds, which everyone has forgotten about, wanders about the world, struggling to choose between his ambition of world dominion and the love for Sera, a girl he has encountered in pursuit of the former. But things take a wild turn when a 5000 year old monk, Atapi, who claims to be Voleny's lost brother from millennia ago, comes into their lives, offering unknown and unexplored wisdom of a time long lost, in return seeking Voleny's help for his own mysterious reasons. As the realities of their own self and the world around them slowly start unraveling, Voleny has to make a decision, one that puts him on the brink of an enormous and perilous journey in a dystopian world, one that no one has ever taken before, to free the one he truly loves.