Rights of Man and Common Sense

Rights of Man and Common SenseBy: Thomas Paine Series: Everyman's Library Classics Series [Thomas Paine] accepted [no] definitions or frontiers, claiming to be the first of a new breed necessary to save mankind and womankind: a citizen of the world. Well beyond his own lifetime it was the power of his pen that restored his vision of the world as it might be. America made Thomas Paineand he helped to make America. from the Introduction by Michael Foot The authorities in power in

This is the shocking true account of Sowell’s legacy of depravity and cold-blooded murder

Kids will love the exciting pages and tactile elements

每篇短文僅數百字，但字字珠璣，寓意引人深思。中小學生可以無障礙閱讀《郁離子》、《韓非子》、《史記》等經典中的小故事，親近柳宗元、歐陽修、蘇軾等古代文豪。透過小寓言，思考大智慧。

James Patterson dishes out heaps of jokes that will have readers rolling on the floor and cheering for more

he's Alex Cross's son

touchy-feely patches

At their seaside Read ‘Em and Eat bookstore café

edited by Vincent Price and  Chandler Brossard and with an introduction by  Vincent Price

“An extraordinary book… It will be read year after year

Mark lives in a tiny town in the Appalachian Mountains of Virginia in the early 1990s

The rodents of Muskrat City have one hope: the Heromice

-Illustration shown on reverse of card so children can test their knowledge