Best Selling Books by William Bell

Reprint of the original, first published in 1875.

When Jake Blanchard gets a job as a student set designer at the York School of Arts, it''s an exciting first step towards realizing his dream of making movies. But soon enough he finds himself starring in a drama of his own creation. Nothing in Jake''s life is the same after Vanni, a whip-smart, wisecracking Indian-Irish-Canadian joins his class, and after Jake meets the unforgettable Alba, who is as stunning as she is unattainable. Jake is tongue-tied around Alba and enlists Vanni''s help. All of a sudden — like the Shakespeare play Jake''s school is putting on — Jake finds himself entwined in a love triangle of sorts, complete with secrets and suppressed passions, contrived plots, miscues and misunderstandings. By the end, as in any good comedy, tensions are resolved and Jake''s world has been re-made, though in a way he could not have anticipated.

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Presents a re-study of the Athenian Archon List in light of material collected over eight years of excavation in the Agora during the early 1900''s.

This book is a compilation of Victorian Era Olden England nursery poems, which to this day are relevant and used in our everyday life. This book is for children of all ages, toddlers, schoolboys and adults as well.