This story takes place circa 673 BC, on the Steppes of Southern Russia, and in the Assyrian capital of Nineveh. It centers on the marriagealliance between the daughter of the Assyrian King Esarhaddon and the Scythian (ancient Iranian) King Bartatua. The common enemy of the Assyrians and the Scythians of the time are the Medes (ancient Persians).

Avinn Webster hasn't been living her dream. In fact, her life is nothing like what she envisioned for herself. Her passion for art has been pushed To The backburner while she works for a delivery service to save money for her own gallery. it seems like heavenly intervention when the handsome Galen McDaid steps into her life the first day on the new route. He's living the dream she can only imagine, owning art galleries, and his passion is equal to her own. He's the perfect person to paint her gray world with bright colors once again. Galen McDaid isn't sure what to do with the small package the beautiful Avinn delivers. When he learns it is from his father, he wants nothing to do with it or the scam his father may be trying to involve him in. But as events unfold, Galen realizes he has no choice—he must protect the package to protect those he loves, which may now include Avinn. As Galen's and Avinn's lives meld together, their search For The truth sends them on a journey that challenges what they know about God and forgiveness. They have much to gain and much to lose. Will their relationship become an incredible masterpiece of God's love, or will the canvas be destroyed? Can one small package ruin everything? Find out in Erin Unger's captivating story, Heir of the Golden Stag.

A collection of folk and fairy tales from India, some over 2000 years old.

Hercules is one of four Greek Hero retellings from Geraldine McCaughrean, with cover illustrations by Jason Cockcroft.* Geraldine McCaughrean is one of the most highly acclaimed living children's writers, and is particularly renowned for her masterly retellings of traditional tales* Geraldine McCaughrean and Jason Cockcroft reunited - the prize-winning team behind the Blue Peter Book of the Year winner, A Pilgrim's Progress

Meet the troublesome mouse who carries the gigantic Ganesha; a humble fish who saves the world from a devastating flood; the vulture-king Jatayu who dies while attempting to rescue Sita, and many more. There are animals and birds who lead a quest, forge a friendship, avenge a wrong or save the world like a superhero. Let's delve into their adventurous world and celebrate their heroism and valour! The stories in this sumptuously illustrated gift edition showcase the diversity and wealth of our rich folklore while sharing the timeless wisdom imbued in them.

Includes stories about family and social roles and lay and monastic values.

Timmy has never been in a world where trees with luminous leaves swayed gently, and flowers that glittered with gems carpeted the ground. He has never met a talking cat, created a bridge of vines with a giant staff, or use a magic eyeglasses in making decisions. In his life, all Timmy knows is to live a simple life with his mother and his little sister Emma, in their small, thatched-roof house, tucked away in the seclusion of the forest. As their mother warned them in her story: “Do not follow the golden stag.” His simple life started to change when his sister did the other way around. He found himself in an adventure where he finds not only friends, but a great journey that equipped him with skills he never dreamed existed.