The Drakk Talis Chronicles Book 1

Enter a time of fire, of dragons and of fear. The world has been enslaved to dragons who have entered our realm through a mysterious rip in the universe. Humans are forced to live in small groups in villages, directed by elderships who make sure things stay quiet so as not to rouse the dragons' notice. Deliverers called Drakk'talis must be sanctioned by an eldership. Those who slay dragons without the ordination of an eldership are imprisoned. When Shae Levitas slays her first dragon at age 14, her eldership are in disbelief. Shae lives her life for herself and cares not for the concerns of others. Her path is set upon the killing of that first dragon, however, her destiny decided by the decision to save a young man who would forever influence her life...

This is the story about an amazing girl in mediocre times...a metaphor for current events, and the call to each and every one of us to rise above the status quo and slay the dragons which lie in the way of our destinies.

Life for a teenage girl in America is hard. That's no exception for Jenna Ella May. This is partly due to the fact that she is shy, plump, and a bit klutzy. The other part, the larger part, is due to the fact that her hated nickname is Chunky. Being a teenage girl is difficult. For Chunky it is a shark-infested ocean of unpredictability. The story is told through Chunky's eyes. Whether she is being accosted and thrown into a swimming pool by an angry jock, meeting and greeting the new hottie, or stumbling into something or someone; Chunky's life is never dull! This is a story about self-esteem, self-awareness and self-acceptance. It is told humorously and realistically. Enter into Chunky's world. Relate to her plights, laugh at her bumbles, cry at her tribulations, and cheer at her accomplishments. Simply root for the underdog and you won't be disappointed. This is Chunky's story and the story that thousands of teenage girls the world over will feel they are already living.

Collection of papers on ritualistics in religion, including the study of shamans in various cultures, the Norse myths and Scandinavian rituals.

First published in 1915, this book presents a selection of poems written by 'the Old Teutonic Peoples'. The text is divided into two main sections containing 'Runic Poems' and 'Heroic Poems'. The majority of the poems are of Anglo-Saxon derivation, but there are also Norwegian, Icelandic and Old High German inclusions. All poems are given in the original language with a facing-page English translation. Detailed notes and bibliographies are also included. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in Anglo-Saxon and related poetry.

Provides a unique, up-to-date survey of twelve Germanic languages from English and German to Faroese and Yiddish.