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Told in a comic-strip style, this book relates 11 colourful action-packed tales about Robin and his merry men. It shows how Robin becomes an outlaw, gets a ducking from Little John and encounters a disguised Maid Marian in the forest. It includes stories of Much the Miller's Son,... Friar Tuck, Allan-a-Dale, Sir Richard of Leigh and the golden arrow.
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Williams wields her popular comic-book style to bring As You Like It, King Lear, Much Ado About Nothing, Antony and Cleopatra, Twelfth Night, The Merchant of Venice, and Richard III vividly to life in this latest collection. Full color.
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This book is an analysis of the elements, from economic to cultural, which must be considered when making the decision to do business in India and comparing the business standards and protocols to those of the United States.
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More than 70 inspirational and amazing women --Cover.
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A novel which explores what it is to be a single mother in the 1990s.
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Conscious creativity combines essential elements conceived in solitude, silence, anger, joy, peace, love and grace. It also requires an audience. Dancing In The Rain is the actualization of peace in love when read, sometimes loud sometimes soft, by you, in Anger, Silence, Solitud...e and Loneliness. May enthusiastic joy be yours. When I walk into a room it becomes quiet and calm As if everyone is waiting for me to speak What will I say? I will tell them my Father sends his love and their souls will be healed I've known Marcia Williams for over a decade. She is most significant and relevant of poets. Her understanding of human relationships and her fearlessness in getting to the core is what will touch readers in a most profound way -Dr. Linda Papadopoulos BA(Hons), MSc., PhD., CPsychol., CSci., AFBPsS A must-read. As a first time writer, Marcia has written quite simply one of the most heart-wrenching and identifiable book that's appealing even to a first time reader of inspired thoughts and otherwise. -Devon Haughton, Award winning Screenwriter/Producer, Superbob, Playwright, Big Yard, documentarian, From Happy Hill to Parliament Hill/Jean Augustine's Journey. A rare talent like Marcia's is an experience everyone should share in a lifetime. Her ability to capture intimate experiences of life breathes life into literary art. Once you have read Marcia's work you will understand the meaning of personal triumph. This is an adventure into the depths of emotion and the struggle through the return of love. -Jerry Ples BSc, Writer
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With her signature comic-strip style, Williams takes readers behind the scenes of some of ancient Rome's most famous moments, led by Dormeo: gladiator, dormouse, and berry-nibbler. Full color.
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Victor Hugo's epic masterpiece is retold and illustrated by Marcia Williams in her signature comic-book style. Travel back to nineteenth-century France with ex-convict Jean Valjean as he tries to put his criminal past behind him and his fate intertwines with the ruthless Inspecto...r Javert, determined to put Valjean back behind bars; the poor factory worker Fantine, whose struggle to provide for her child leads to her death; her orphaned daughter, Cosette, whom Valjean saves from poverty and neglect; and Cosette's besotted suitor, Marius. As a revolution sweeps through Paris, can Valjean elude Javert and secure a happy life for Cosette before all is lost? Follow their story in Marcia Williams's entertaining and easily digestible retelling for young readers.
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Inspired by Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice --Cover.
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Originally published: London: Walker Books, c2015.
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