The 39 Clues: Cahills vs. Vespers 1-6 eBooks (PDF)

Cahills vs. Vespers is a six-volume series part of The 39 Clues action/science-fiction novel series. The books in the series were written by several well known authors. This series expand the thrilling adventures of Amy and Dan Cahill, descendants of the most important family in the world history, after their 39 Clues hunt. The series received generally positive reception and critical responses, with some volumes listed in the New York Times Bestseller list.

Darkness is engulfing all branches of the Cahill family around the globe. One by one, members of the Cahill family are missing, kidnapped by a mysterious, underground group known as the Vespers. Vesper One, leader of the Vespers, makes their demand, stating that if Amy and Dan want to save the hostage, they will have to pay the ransoms. The ransoms here are several historical items kept in well-secured places and these items will lead to a massive threat of destruction that may end the world.
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Cassandra Clare - Clockwork Prince PDF eBook (The Infernal Devices 2)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 448; File Size: 1.7MB;

After achieving a huge success with the first book Clockwork Angel in 2010, Cassandra Clare carried on The Infernal Devices fantasy trilogy to the second novel, Clockwork Prince. First published in 2011, the second volume preserves the magical atmosphere of the story and presents more adventures, mysteries, and “triangular” romance.
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Cassandra Clare - Clockwork Angel PDF eBook (The Infernal Devices 1)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 364; File Size: 1.3 MB;

Clockwork Angel is a young-adult fantasy novel written by American author Cassandra Clare. First published in 2010, the book is the debut of Clare’s popular trilogy The Infernal Devices. It achieved commercial success and became a New York Times best-seller. This novel with steampunk-science fiction atmosphere also reintroduces classic Victorian literature by its many quotes that refers to the works of classic writers such as Charles Dickens, Oscar Wilde, Alfred Tennyson, and Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
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The Dark Tower: The Wind Through the Keyhole pdf (eBook)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 161; File Size: 1.2 MB;

Published in February 2012, The Dark Tower: The Wind Through the Keyhole is the eight published novel in the series by one the best American horror/mystery writers, Stephen King. Though came out seven years after the seventh book (The Dark Tower), the story is chronologically set between the fourth (Wizard and Glass) and fifth volume (Wolves of the Calla). That’s why this novel is often referred as The Dark Tower #4.5.
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Garth Nix - A Confusion of Princes pdf (eBook)

Language: English; PDF Pages: 243; File Size: 1.2 MB;

A Confusion of Princes is a novel by Garth Nix published in May 2012. Nix is one of the best modern fantasy writers and has been worldly famous for his amazing series, such as The Old Kingdom (or widely known as Abhorsen Trilogy) and The Seventh Tower series. Blending so many subjects including assassins, techno gadgets, wizardry, space battles, pirates, and political intrigues, Nix has successfully created an electrifying story.

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Dan Brown - Deception Point.pdf (eBook)

PDF Pages: 239 | File Size: 1.5MB |

Dan Brown wrote another techno-thriller that was released in 2001, Deception Point. This novel of high tension combines conspiracy theory, adventure, crime, and even romance. By reading the book, readers will learn much more fact and information about the truth behind NASA space programs and how US government handles extraterrestrial-related matters.
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Dan Brown - Digital Fortress.pdf (eBook)

PDF Pages: 295 | File Size: 1.2MB |

Digital Fortress is a novel written by one of American bestselling authors Dan Brown and first published in 1998. This is a thriller book with information technology as the main theme. It tells about how the government monitors and supervises information stored in every citizen’s private life. This particular work of Brown also casts a light on the possibility of civil liberties and how such use of technology might have some ethical implications.
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Dan Brown - Angels and Demons.pdf (eBook)

PDF Pages: 427 | File Size: 1MB |

Dan Brown is one of the best and most controversial mystery-thriller writers. In 2000, his novel Angels and Demons was first released and it became a successful bestselling book. Here Robert Langdon makes his first appearance and he will still be the protagonist of another Brown’s works: Da Vinci Code (2003) and The Lost Symbol (2009). The three of them share a lot of common elements: conspiracy theory, secret society, ancient church history, architecture, and symbolism. A movie adaptation based on this book was released in 2009.
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H. G. Wells - The War of the Worlds.pdf (eBook)

PDF Pages: 121 | File Size: 1 MB |

Herbert George Wells wrote one of the earliest stories that explore the (image of possible) conflict between the humans of the planet earth and aliens from other planet. His novel The War of the Worlds becomes a science fiction classic and adaptations of this book have been made in other media, such as in film and comic.
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Jules Verne - Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea.pdf (eBook)

PDF Pages: 443 | File Size: 2MB |

In 1870, French author Jules Verne published his masterpiece which later will become one of the most famous classic science fiction books. It is his novel Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea, which in French is Vingt mille lieues sous les mers). Here Verne takes the readers into an exciting scientific fantasy journey around the world under the sea.
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Cormac McCarthy - The Road.pdf (eBook)

PDF Pages: 124 | File Size: 1MB |

The Road is novel by Cormac McCarthy. It tells a severe, post-apocalyptic story of a journey by a father and his young son. This deeply moving work of literature won 2007 Pulitzer Prize award for Fiction.
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Robert Louis Stevenson - Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.pdf (eBook)

PDF Pages: 67 | File Size: 0.5MB |

Widely known for simply Jekyll & Hyde, the original title of this particular Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel is Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. This work is especially famous for its theme of psychology, its association with a special mental condition called “split personality.”
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Bernie Wrightson - Frankenstein.pdf (Comic)

PDF Pages: 46 | File Size: 19.8 MB |

Bernie Wrightson makes a very magnificent rendition of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein in this comic (or should we call it a graphic novel or an illustration book?). The novel itself is one of the earliest science fictions, a classic horror, and an everlasting masterpiece of Mary Shelley. And this particular work of Wrightson is a masterpiece also. The black and white and rather raw style captures the atmosphere of the story of Frankenstein absolutely well. From each of illustration, we can feel the terror and mystery, with just the right amount of darkness in it.
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Aldous Huxley - Brave New World.pdf (eBook)

PDF Pages: 112 | File Size: 1MB |

A Customer Review at Amazon.com (429 of 487 people found the following review helpful. 5 out of 5 stars):

As critic and best-selling author Neil Postman points out so well in the introduction to his book "Amusing Ourselves To Death", we have congratulated ourselves prematurely by figuring we made it past the totalitarian nightmare state depicted in George Orwell's gripping cautionary tale "1984". Perhaps, Postman suggest, we should remember another visionary totalitarian nightmare scenario and use it to critically examine the contemporary state of social and psychological well-being. Of course he was referring to Aldous Huxley's "Brave New World, written before Orwell's by 15 or so years, and even more frightening in its own way in the world it describes. More and more, that frightening vision looks like our contemporary world.

Picture his ironic portrait of a populace doped into Nirvana on "soma" (read Prozac and Zoloft), isolated and diverted by petty preoccupations in mindless trivial pursuits (read video games and internet surfing to all the porno sites), oblivious to anything not directly pertaining to themselves and totally unaware of the degree to which they are being socially, economically, and politically co-opted. Beginning to sound more familiar? Remember, says Huxley, brute force is not the only method an oligarchy can use to influence, manage, and finally control our hard-won freedoms and liberties; it can be done with over-indulgence and the deliberate fertilization and promulgation of apathy through self-absorption, as well.

Even Huxley says (circa 1960, almost 30 years after the original publication) in the preface of the revised version of the book that he is alarmed as to how quickly the sort of events he figured might take a hundred years such as the appearance of political internationalism and transnational corporate entities are already arising and beginning to control more and more of the substance of our social, economic, and political lives. . .

Want to find out more? Read this book, but do so slowly, taking notes, recognizing how many contemporary parallels there are to each of the "whimsical details" he conjures up, and then figure out in your own mind how very close he was to prognosticating just how far we have come toward the "Brave New World" in which everyone's soul and awareness is for sale . . .
(by Barron Laycock "Labradorman")

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George Orwell - 1984.pdf (eBook)

1984.pdf eBook | Author: George Orwell | PDF Pages: 112 | File Size: 1MB |

In his novel, 1984, George Orwell took totalitarian as the main the theme, the possibility of it and its threats toward the live of a society. In the totalitarian society of 1984, there's no truth except what the "Big Brother" said. The term freedom only has one meaning, which is total surrender to the Party, and love is a concept so unfamiliar, except off course the love for the Party.

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Audrey Niffenegger - The Time Traveler's Wife.pdf (eBook)

PDF Pages: 385 | File Size: 1.5 MB | 

A romantic story with a whole different taste and perspective.

"The Time Traveler's Wife" by the American author Audrey Niffenegger is an interesting and powerful books. Audrey did an amazing job in combining some of the most complex ideas--such as time travel, marriage, love, children, literary and artistic considerations, religion, death, drugs, growth, loss, and to sum all of those, what it means to be human--and into a great work that can be said as literally poetic and with astounding clarity.

The characters are all great and so human people, each has strengths and weakness. How Henry, the time traveler, bumping from one point of time to another, cleverly isn't picked as the main line of the whole events in story, instead the events and conflicts are arranged and sequenced in such a way that you still move along with each character's growth as a person. Though it's no surprise that there were many surprises here and there.

Clare, the time traveler's wive herself, shows to readers something truly remarkable, to always be there for Henry, to always be the one who waits for her better half from the unpredictable journeys. t even worse, since both never know when will Henry go and will he return.

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Connie Willis - Black Out.pdf (eBook)

PDF Pages: 504 | File Size: 2.5MB |

In the year of 2060, Oxford University history students are very near from revolting. They gets different instruction from Mr. Dunworthy over and over again for their their assignments.

After preparing a report on the events of Pearl Harbor, in all of a sudden Michael Davies was told to "jump" to witness the response to the Battle of Dunkirk. The never ending changes mean that students who handle the wardrobe can't decide on the proper wardrobe for Polly Churchill, who will play a shop-girl during the Blitz if Mr. Dunworthy doesn't see her before her jump time.

At the mean time, Merope Ward is observing the refugees from London as a staff in an English country manor and she couldn't get any support she needs to complete her first assignment in the past. While Mr. Dunworthy himself couldn't be foud, dispatching for a meeting with fellow academic who argues that continued time travel has pushed the laws that govern it safely to the breaking point.

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