The classic novel by Mark Twain from 1876 tells the story of the young troublemaker, Tom Sawyer. Read more here!

A young man is caught up in a battle between existential terrorists and a paranoid populace in the last metropolis in America. Our hero must decide whether to destroy or salvage the last bastion of civilization. A gritty dystopian thriller (think Hunger Games meets the Matrix.)

This book has adult content. Please be cautious if you are younger than 12 or if you have children who are around! Also, I have altered the story a little from what I had originally intended. Hope you like it this way too!

This book is meant for promoting learner autonomy in learning English Language through context. This need-based, educative and evocative study techniques discussed in this book can be practiced by anybody who is interested in familiarizing English Language and its usages. It will definitely be a milestone in the field of English Language Teaching and in the process of promoting the causes of English Language. Key Features - promotes learner autonomy - helps to familiarize usages than structures

Misery Grace Hope has been moving from foster home to foster home since she was six. she is now in a remote town in New Jeresy, called the Hallows. she's long exepted the fact that she's never going to be loved, but her foster brother, Chess, is determened to change her mind.

A surprise holiday visit to her sister's house, turns into a tragically, reminiscent journey--as the injured traveler and her dog await rescue.