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Read comics and manga online at MangaDex, with high quality images and support creators and translators!

webnovel.vn

Sách Ai Bảo Hắn Tu Tiên! của tác giả Tối Bạch Đích Ô Nha.

bunko.shueisha.co.jp

全世界を熱狂させたあの伝説のミステリー『風の影』シリーズ、衝撃と感動の完結！「忘れられた本の墓場シリーズ」第４弾

sophiekinsella.co.uk

Let me tell you a bit about THE BURNOUT. Having experienced burnout myself in the past and seeing it around me everywhere, I was keen to write about it. It’s a serious subject, and I hope I’ve done it justice, but - you know me - I have to see the funny and ridiculous side of any situation. So th

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susannaives.com

With the release of the audiobook version of Wicked Little Secrets, I decided to explore old recordings. There’s a unique intimacy in hearing someone’s voice. To me, it’s far more personal than gazing at their still, silent photograph. The crackles and noise in these aged recordings make it seem like you are listening through a … Continue reading "Victorians Talking"

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blackstonelibrary.com

Few know that the president’s desk in the Oval Office plays a part in one of the world’s most extraordinary sagas. In Resolute, noted historian Martin Sandler brings the story to light. After Sir John Franklin and his ships disappeared in the Arctic while seeking the Northwest Passage, thirty-nine rescue missions were launched, including one by the Resolute, the Royal Navy’s finest vessel. In 1854, it became locked in the ice and was abandoned. A year later, a Connecticut whaling ship discovered it drifting 1,200 miles away, a 600-ton ghost ship. The whalers boarded the Resolute and steered it through a ferocious hurricane back to Connecticut. The US government re-outfitted the ship and returned it to Queen Victoria, who, in 1879, had its best timbers made into a desk for President Rutherford B. Hayes—a desk still in use today. This edition is updated with a new chapter on the discovery of Franklin’s ships, the HMS Erebus and the HMS Terror, in 2014 and 2016 in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago.