The Eagle Has Landed PDF - Jack Higgins

Language: English
ISBN: 0-00-221208-0
Pages: 352
Country: United Kingdom

The Eagle Has Landed PDF

The Eagle has landed PDF is an English novel written by Jack Higgins. This novel was published in United Kingdom on 8th September 1975. The theme of this novel is war. This novel was set during world war 2 in 1976 a film named “The Eagle has landed” was made based on this novel. The cast of this novel included Michael Caine, Donald Sutherland, Robert Duvall and Jenny Agutter.

Jack Higgins wrote a quasi-sequel of this novel named “The Eagle has flown”. This book was published in 1991.

Soon after its publication this book becomes best seller of its time. The movie based on this book also became the best seller.

The novel starts with a meeting of German High Command with Admiral Hitler orders the head of Abwehr (Admiral Canaris) to make a plan to kidnap Wilson Churchill. Wilson Churchill is the Prime Minister Britain. Canaris order Oberest Rodl to find the publisher for this plan. Rodl finds a German spy who knows that when and where British Prime Minister will go for his weekend vocation. The name of this German spy is Joanna Grey. Churchill fears Himmler more than Hitler.

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Himmler order Rodl to continue with his plan without Canaris’s knowledge Rodl make arrangements to struggle a member of IRA named Liam Devlin to Norfolk as a veteran who is wounded. He also arrange for the landing of a German Commando team.

Disgraced Lt Col Kurt and the man who helped him after his court martial are selected to head this mission. Arrangements are made to drop this team to Norfolk. The team is disguised as Free Polish Troops. After reaching Norfolk the team got on with their mission to kidnap British Prime Minister.

This is a very solid story and is well written story. Reader will find many enjoyable moments and elements in this story with interesting characters. This is a war story as well as the story which contains many clandestine operations. All these operations reach at their highest level in both English and German governments. All the characters in this novel are fully developed. Story is a bit slow in the second part while first and third parts are excellent and very interesting.

In starting the story is very simple but it become more and more complex as you read it. This novel is an excellent story for the people who are fans of stories of World War 2 or are related to World War 2.

That is why this book became famous soon after its publication because people are really interested to know that how was the life at that time. People want to know about the politics and conspiracies which took place at that time. You just need to read this novel to know about the life of that time. The story is a bit slow in starting but people will that as soon as it shifts towards the main part, it is very interesting.

Tom Clancy says that Higgins is a master of his work. Tom Clancy himself is one of the best fiction authors of his time. What else can prove the popularity and fame of this novel? Tom Clancy’s remark about this book proves that Higgins is the best author and has written this story in the best way.

People today still love to read this novel. More than 50 million copies of this book were sold.

Although the story is based on false plot of kidnapping of British Prime Minister, but people from all over the world were attracted towards this novel and the number of copies which were sold all around the world proves this.

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“The Da Vinci Code PDF” is novel which includes thriller, mystery, fiction and conspiracy. This novel was written by Dan Brown in April 2003. This is the second novel of Robert Langdon series. This novel is preceded by Angel and demons (Robert Langdon series first novel) and was written in 2000. The Da Vinci code is followed by “The Last Symbol” which was written in 2009. Another novel of this series is “Inferno”.

The main characters of this novel include Robert Langdon a symbologist and Sophie Neveu a cryptologist. There has been a murder at Louver Museum of Sophie’s grandfather. After that murder Robert and Sophie become involved in the argument and battle between Priory of Sion and Opus Dei. This battle is over the argument that Mary Magdalene might have been married to Jesus Christ. The novel reveals history about Holy Grail and role of Mary Magdalene in history of Christianity.

This novel was criticized for its scientific and historical inaccuracies. Many Christian’s dominations throughout the world considered this novel as an attack on Roman Catholic Church. Instead of being criticized this book became the best seller of year 2009. 80 million copies of this novel had been sold. This novel was translated in 44 different languages which show its fame and popularity.

“The Templar Revelation” which was published in 1997 had been used as a research material for this novel. This novel also refers to the book “Holy Blood and the Holy Grail” (1982) but author clearly started that he did not use this book as a research material.

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After its publication this book achieved great success in year 2003. At that time “Harry Potter and the order of the Phoenix” was the only book whose more copies were sold than this book.

When it was published this book received a lot of critics for inaccurate description of European history and art and facts of Christianity. This novel has mostly received negative comments and reviews from Christian and Catholic communities.

Writer of New York Times Laura Miller characterized this novel as bogus and non-sense. Many people have criticized Dan Brown for distorting history.

Maria Ford said that this novel is totally based on fancy which means Dan Brown has not researched about the topic clearly. She said that whenever writer represents historical facts, he should research them carefully and write them correctly whether it’s a fictional book or non-fiction. Dan Brown has violated an unspoken agreement with his readers. Historical facts should remain unchanged.

Richard Abanes said that Dan Brown does not disagree with Christianity but he willingly disagrees with it to rewrite the historical events. After rewriting events Dan Brown wants to spread them on the name of facts and a lot of scholars and historians agree with it.

The main criticization this book received was on the topic of “Priory of Sion”. Some critics claim that there is no such organization however a lot of people believe that a French Secret society which was founded in 1099 actually exists critics say that this society was just a hoax created by Pierre in 1965.

Author claims that all the information on artwork, architecture, secret rituals described in this novel are totally accurate while many academic scholars and experts deny it.

While promoting his novel, author was asked by interviewers about the accuracy of events in this novel. Dan answered that all the history events are true and happened.

Thus he was asked at many events and occasions about accuracy of facts and he always said that they all are true and actually happened. Instead of being criticized by scholars and experts millions of copies of this book were sold throughout the world.

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The Communist Manifesto [PDF] by Karl Marx

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The community manifesto PDF was originally known as manifesto of the communist party. This was a political pamphlet written by Karl Marx and Fredrick Engel. Both of them were German philosophers. This pamphlet was published in London in 1848 after the revolutions of 1848 began. Instead of predicting the potential of communism this pamphlet explains the problems associated with capitalism. In this pamphlet authors have summarized Engel’s & Marx theories about politics and society. Authors also explained that with time socialism will replace capitalist society. This pamphlet was recognized as the most powerful political pamphlet of its time.

If you read history you will find a large number of writers of 21^st century who gave their reviews and commented on this powerful political pamphlet. In 2002 John Raines said that in today’s era this pamphlet has reached in every corner of the world.  He said that the tool of money has produced a miracle in market (global). If you read this pamphlet which was written in 1848 (about more than 150 years ago), than you will know that author had already realized it.

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Chris Harman also gave his review and idea about this political manuscript. He says that this pamphlet gives us idea about the world we live in & where it is going. Chris Harman says that this pamphlet is still able to explain this world’s economy, socialism, economic crises, and hunger of millions of people on one hand and over production food on the other hand. Some sentences of this pamphlet should also have been published today in this modern world.

Alex callinicos who is the editor of International socialism has shown his support for Marxist theories. These theories were found with in the text of famous pamphlet. He says that this pamphlet is a manuscript of this century (21^st century).

Peter Osborne said that this manifesto is the only the most powerful and influential pamphlet of 19^th century. He gave his statement in Socialist Register which was published on 150^th English Language Anniversary of Manifesto.

These were some scholars who have shown their support for this manifesto. According to whom this manifesto is manifesto of the 21^st century. But there are some others scholars as well who have not praised it. Edward Bernstein a Marxist and socialist declared this piece of work as immature manifesto. He distinguishes between immature and mature manifesto. He has shown his support for mature manifesto. He said that “Communist Manifesto” is an immature manifesto written by Engel and Marx in their youth and has violent tendencies. Bernstein says that working class according to manifesto do not exist, actually exist and is growing. The working class is heterogeneous with socialist, non-socialist, factions and divisions etc. This objection was actually right because Marx in “Theories of Surplus Values” said that working or middle class is not disappearing.

Another person named George Bayer said that this Manifesto is of the era of 1840’s.

Eric Hobsbawm says that Marx has shown townsman’s concept. The German phrase “dem Idiotism us des Landlebens entrissen” means “Narrow Horizon” or isolation of countryside people from under society. It is derived from Greek word “Idiot’s” which means idiot or idiocy. It shows a person who is only concerned about affairs of private matters and do not care about affairs of community. In 1840’s during movements, majority of people were not educated, therefore the original meaning was lost.

Although this Manifesto has received both positive and negative reviews of famous scholars and authors but it is still read by people even after 150 years. The Manifesto has been translated in different languages and is the most powerful manuscript of political history.

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The Bridges of Madison County PDF Novel Free Download

Language: English
ISBN: 0-446-51652-X
Pages: 192
Country: United States

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The Bridges of Madison County PDF is a 1992 top of the line novel by Robert James Waller that recounts the account of a wedded however forlorn Italian lady living in 1960s Madison County, Iowa. Discreetly capable and altogether solid, Waller's first novel (he already composed two books of articles) portrays the significant affection between a picture taker and an Iowa rancher's better half who, together for just four days, never lose their affections for each other. In August 1965, 52-year-old separation Robert Kincaid packs his pickup truck and goes to Iowa's Madison County, the area of seven secured spans he is a photographer for National Geographic. There, he solicits headings from Francesca Johnson, alone at home while her better half and two youngsters visit the Illinois State Fair. At first, neither Robert nor Francesca anticipates that their irregular experience will prompt temptation.

Nonetheless, the writer has expressed in a meeting that there are solid similarities between the fundamental character and himself

The novel is one of the top rated books of the twentieth century, with 50 million duplicates sold around the world. It has additionally been adjusted into an element film in 1995 and a musical in 2013 .It was initially distributed in the UK under the title Love in Black and White

A continuation entitled A Thousand Country Roads was distributed in 2002. It tells the rest of the two fundamental characters' story after their four-day issue. They never meet again, yet their lives are interlocked until death.

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In 2005, the set of three was finished with High Plains Tango, which came to fruition when Waller was composing A Thousand Country Roads and he understood he had two books of material. "High Plains Tango gets the account of nomad expert woodworker Carlisle McMillan, Robert Kincaid's illegitimate child, who settles in Salamander, S.D. There his life gets to be entwined with two altogether different ladies and just about overwhelm by the dangers of prominent area.

This novel was made into a 1995 film of the same name, adjusted by Richard LaGravenese and coordinated by Clint Eastwood. The Bridges of Madison County was adjusted into a Tony Award-winning musical with music and verses by Jason Robert Brown and the book by Marsha Norman. The musical debuted at the Williamstown Theater Festival on August 1, 2013. Coordinated by Bartlett Sher, the cast contained Elena Shaddow as Francesca and Steven Pasquale.

The musical started reviews on Broadway at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theater on January 17, 2014 and formally opened on February 20, 2014 with Kelli O'Hara as Francesca and Steven Pasquale as Robert Kincaid. Coordinated by Bartlett Sher, the sets are by Michael Yeargan, outfits by Catherine Zuber, and lighting by Donald Holder. Seeker Foster assumed the part of Bud Johnson, the spouse of Francesca.

The book is melodious and the words lead to pictures smooth. "In a universe of imprecision, this sort of certainty comes just once, regardless of what number of lifetimes you live" The pleasant setting with the excellent scaffolds in Iowa and the discussion amongst Robert and Francesca alongside the fascinating portrayal of their relationship of four brilliant days is sheer verse. It is not simply one more romantic tale but the Bridges of Madison County is strong in assessments and the dialect is sheer enchantment. This alongside the message that it abandons just about lift it up to the stature of a work of art. Although it is totally a fiction, the book is composed as a novelization of a genuine story. The book is composed in a strongly individual style that attracts a pursuer and touches one significantly.

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The Alchemist (Novel PDF) By Paulo Coelho

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The Alchemist PDF is a Brazilian novel written by Paulo Coelho. This novel was written in Portuguese language in the year 1988. In 1993 this novel was translated in English language by Harper Torch, theme of this novel is adventure, fantasy and drama. It is preceded by “The Pilgrimage” which was published in 1987. This novel is than followed by “Brido” which was published in 1990.

This novel has been translated into at least 67 different languages. This novel follows a young shepherd who is traveling towards Egypt, because he saw a dream of finding a treasure there.

This book is one of the best international sellers. According to Agence France-Press (AFP) more than 65 million copies of this book have been sold in 56 different languages. This book has made its place in the bestselling books in history. This book has also made a Guinness World Record for being most translated book in the world.

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The plot of this novel includes an Andalusian Boy, Santiago, who continuously sees a dream and believe that it’s prophetic. He travels to a nearby town to meet a Romani fortune teller in order to know the meaning f his dream. The fortune teller interprets the dream as a prophecy, which is telling him that there is a treasure hidden in the pyramids of Egypt. He starts his journey towards Egypt. During his journey he meets a King named Melchizedek. King tells Santiago to sell his sheep so that he can travel to Egypt. He also introduces the idea of a personal legend according to which “Your Personal Legend is you have always wasted to accomplish and when want something, the entire universe conspires in helping you to achieve it”. This personal legend is the theme of this novel. During his journey he travels through Sahara desert where he falls in love with an Arabian Women, Fatima. He proposes her for marriage but she refuses saying that she will marry him after finds the treasure. He was perplexed with her answer. Later he learns that true love will not ask someone to sacrifice his or hers own personal legend and if does, it is not true love. The main theme of this novel is actually this quote, which shows the real power of passion, dreams, goals and desires. Because of this theme “The New York Times” said that this novel is more about self-help than literature.

The publisher of this novel told that this was never going to sell; he said that Coelho can actually make more in stock exchange instead of writing.

An Australian Newspaper, The advertiser published its reviews on this book. This book was declared best book in the review. After that this novel was praised by a lot of people. This novel has won many awards in Germany and Italy. People from South Africa, Turkey and Finland have called it a charming story and a wonderful tale.

Since its publication this book has been appreciated throughout the world. At the time of publication no one even knew about this. Even the publisher told the author that he could earn more money in stock exchange. Author was so convinced that this book will become popular, he was even ready to knock every door for his book. This book became popular in 1990’s; the reason of popularity of this book is its theme which focuses on passion and goals of person. The book engages its readers. People really want to read this book because of the message it conveys that whole world conspires to help you to achieve your goal.

Still, today its copies are sold throughout the world and people show interest in reading this novel. This novel has also set Guinness World Record, what else can show popularity of this interesting novel.

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Pride and Prejudice [Free PDF] - Jane Austen

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Pride & prejudice PDF is a novel written by Jane Austen. Pride and Prejudice is a novel which describes pure love, a love that does not include any type of selfishness. Jane Austin had written this novel in the years 1796 and 1797 but did not publish it. This novel was then published on 28^th January 1813. This was the time when women were expected to stay at home and just make themselves beautiful. They were not allowed to think about themselves and their careers. The only way in which a woman could make her life better was to get married to a rich and well settled man. When this novel was published Jane’s name was not mentioned on it, even she was not given the title of author for any of her novels when she was alive.

Marriage, wealth and class in a society is the theme of this novel. This novel beautifully explains the importance of these things in 18^th century.  Mr. Bennet is a wealthy and rich man and also a father of five unmarried daughters. The ambition of his wife is to get their daughters married to a rich and wealthy man. These facts perfectly explain the thinking of people in 18^th century, when the only important thing in a woman’s life was considered marriage. Another thing which shows the thinking and life style of people in 18^th century was the property rule. According to this rule the property can only be given to the male heir of the family. Later in this novel it’s shown that after Mr. Bennet’s death his wife and daughters are thrown out of his house because they are not the heir of this property. 

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This book is really popular among modern readers. There is no doubt that this book really deserves to be on the top of “most loved books” list. About 20 million copies of this book have been sold. This novel is one of the best novels of English literature. This beautiful, classic novel received good comments and reviews from all over the world. Even in 1813 when author was not given appreciation of her work, this book received three positive comments in the first month of its publication. The wife of Lord Byron, Anne Isabella called it a fashionable novel.

Charlotte Bronte criticized this novel saying that this book was complete disappointment. Along with these types of negative comments, reviews and critics this novel actually gained popularity. According to a poll, conducted by BBC in 2003, this book stood on the second position of UK’s best and most loved books. In another survey which was conducted in 2008 in Australia, this book came first in the list 0f 101 best books written.

The popularity of this book can be seen from the fact that its 200^th anniversary was celebrated by very famous media networks like The Daily Telegraph, The New York Times, and The Huffington Post tec.

This novel has been used to make films in the years 1940 and 2005. This book also has television versions. Two television versions were made by BBC in the years 1995 and 1980. Helen Jerome created a stage version of this novel in 1936. The concept from this book was also used in a musical album in the year 1995. Pride and prejudice was presented in a musical concert in New York on 21^st October, 2008.

This novel received popularity because of its realistic nature. This novel is actually a love story between Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy , but explain the whole family and their lie under different circumstances in 18^th century. 

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Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus [PDF]

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This famous book was published on 1^st January 1992 and was written by John Gray. He was an American author and a relationship counselor.  The fame of this book can be seen by the number of copies sold, this number was 50 million. In 1990’s this book was ranked at first position in non-fictional books.

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Here the question is what is that thing which made this book so famous & it ranked first made this book in 1990’s. The answer here will be the theme of this book. This book is actually a guide for better communication in your relationship and to tell your partner that what you want from a relationship. Author says that the most of the problems between men and women occur because of difference in psychology. Men and women view same thing differentially therefore here author has said that its just like that men are from mars and women are from Venus. Both follow their customs and rules of their own planets and not of others. Here author says that a mostly man complains that whenever they try to give the solutions of any problems, women’s don’t show interest. They just want to talk about it but not solve it.

Author here says that most of the problems in relationships can be solved by understanding the ways in which they respond to situation and stress. Author further explains that both men and women calculate the amount of give & take in their relationships. Negative feelings can develop if someone feels that they have given more in a relationship. At this time only communication between men & women can bring the relationship to its normal state.

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Another idea which author has put in this book is the way both genders react in stressful situations. Gray says that in stressful situations men want to hide in their cores like going out of house or going to friends avoiding any argument while on the other hand women want to discuss their issue and problems with someone they are close to. This habit of men has always been for women to understand therefore it usually causes conflicts between them.

Gray says that women usually feel negative when they are giving their time and love to someone but are not getting equal time and love in return. Here Gray advises men to give equal time and love to women.

Production of a film on this book was started in 2013. This book was also adapted for a stage show in 2007. Recently this book has also been adapted for stage show in France. It has been running for six years in Paris.

Along with its fame, this book has also received a lot of criticism. This criticism is for placing human psychology into stereotypes. An author named Julia T. Wood gave a critical response to this famous book. Another critical response which this book received was from a professor of Prudue University.

She says that men and women are not that much different according to the survey. She concluded that this book shows that being masculine for men means they are hurting other and downplaying stressful situations. This thinking is not right for a relationship. A professor from Stony Brook University, Michael Kimmel supports this idea and says that men and women are not that much different as shown in this book. According to another study conducted by Harry Reis and Bobbi Carothers, which included over 13000 people, men and women cannot be categorized differently. The saying that they react differently during different situations in their relationships is totally untrue. Both equally care about their relationship.

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Kane and Abel "PDF Download" by Jeffrey Archer

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Kane and Abel PDF is a 1979 novel by British creator Jeffrey Archer. The title and story is a play on the Biblical siblings, Cain and Abel. Discharged in the United Kingdom in 1979 and in the United States in February 1980, the book was a worldwide achievement. It came to No. 1 on the New York Times smash hit list and in 1985 was made into a CBS TV miniseries titled Kane and Abel featuring Peter Strauss as Rosnovski and Sam Neill as Kane.

 An Indian adjustment titled Kismat ("Destiny"), created by YRF Television, was set in Bombay in post-free India. The continuation of Kane and Abel is The Prodigal Daughter, in which Florentyna Kane is the hero. Because of its prosperity as a hit, Kane and Abel is among the main 100 rundown of top of the line books on the planet, with a comparative number of duplicates sold as To Kill a Mockingbird and Gone with the Wind. In 2003, Kane and Abel was recorded at number 96 on the BBC's review The Big Read. 

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The book takes after a comparable reason as the Biblical story of Cain and Abel taken from the book of Genesis. Cain, a rancher and Abel, a shepherd, make offerings to the Lord as area deliver and rushes individually. At the point when Abel's putting forth is gotten with better beauty, Cain in an attack of desire executes Abel. The book, in a way is a present day adjustment of this play. It takes after the tale of two men-William Kane and Abel Rosnovski who are conceived on precisely the same, yet shafts separated – William, to a rich, innovative family in America and Abel to a poor, destitute trapper family. They have however one thing in like manner – their ravenousness to be effective. 

The story carries on taking after the lives of every hero exclusively, on the other hand. It takes after their distresses and delights; hardships and triumphs. Both are splendid, however fortunes supports just a few. Abel, stuck in Poland is an observer to the turmoil in Poland and Europe and is liable to the uncouth torments of Hitler's administration. William is left stranded. Be that as it may, both the young men show uncommon quality and versatility. This book is formed on their stories to ascend to the highest points. Their ways interlace commonly, with loud results. From their first to last inhales, the story of these two extraordinary men has numerous a turns and turns that leaves the peruser craving more. 

Spreading over more than 60 years, this book tells the story of two men, neigh two families in more than three eras and their excursions through war, marriage, fortune and disappointment. It manages every one of the feelings conceivable to man – envy, voracity, regard, love, desire, companionship, disdain, and honor. The topics of agitation in Poland and Europe, the spread of Hitler's administration, the Great Depression and the ascent of America are common in the book. The unparalleled scorn of Kane and Abel consolidates in a diverse peak, which is conceivable of just an Archer book. 

While from time to time, you may feel drawn towards a specific character, the unquestionable excellence and profundity of every identity can't be disregarded. Bowman has made the characters with most extreme consideration and thought, with every demonstration being defended amazingly. This books principle achievement is that despite the fact that the two characters originate from totally distinctive foundations, they are basically the same on the most fundamental level and at no time in the book do you feel both of the characters have improved as a man than the other.

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Jonathan Livingston Seagull PDF by Richard Bach

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Jonathan Livingston Seagull PDF, composed by Richard Bach, is a tale in novella structure around a seagull finding out about existence and flight, and a lecture about self-flawlessness. It was initially distributed in 1970 as "Jonathan Livingston Seagull — a story." By the end of 1972, over a million duplicates were in print, Reader's Digest had distributed a dense rendition, and the book had achieved the highest point of the New York Times Best Seller list, where it stayed for 38 weeks. In 1972 and 1973, the book beat the Publishers Weekly rundown of top of the line books in the United States. In 2014 the book was reissued as Jonathan Livingston Seagull: The Complete Edition, which included a 17-page fourth part to the story. 

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'Jonathan Livingston Seagull' is a tale about the journey for flawlessness in a seagull, Jonathan. An uncommon ocean gull, Jonathan, tries to fly not for sustenance but rather 'to realize what (he) can do noticeable all around'. While the various gulls in his rush quarrel for pieces of sustenance, Jonathan invests his energy honing speed and attempting to accomplish 'terminal speed'. His different misfortunes while rehearsing speed, lead him to be exiled from his run. Jonathan, as an outsider, then makes his very own heaven as a desolate seagull energetically taking after his fantasy of impeccable flight. Two seagulls 'immaculate as starlight' bring Jonathan from this individual heaven to guide him to a more elevated amount of awareness to a spot nearer to Heaven. Here, Jonathan discovers seagulls that are more similar to him, in their energy for accomplishing immaculate flight. Jonathan stays in the spot and learns. His flying enhances until one day he can reach starting with one place then onto the next at the rate of thought. Now, Jonathan is confronted with a situation of whether to proceed with his own interest for flawlessness encourage, or to help those normal ocean gulls he had left long back to find the 'Jonathan Livingston Seagull' in every one of them. He picks the later and comes back to the group which had ousted him. Jonathan's consistent and meticulous endeavors at exciting this enthusiasm for flawlessness in his kindred gulls gradually begin proving to be fruitful as one by one, these gulls begin searching out his organization and educational cost. What's more, through each of these gulls Jonathan's journey proceeds. 

This book of significant thought traverses barely a one hundred and fifty pages. Communicating his contemplations in strict, stark and basic sentences, Bach helps one to remember Antoine de Saint Exupéry in The Little Prince. The pursuer is left to close the book subsequent to completing this short story and consider on the 'Jonathan Seagull, who lives inside all of us'. 

Jonathan Livingston Seagull was rejected by a few distributers before going to the consideration of Eleanor Friede at Macmillan in 1969. She persuaded Macmillan to purchase it and Bach got a $2,000 advance. The novella enlivened the generation of a film of the same title, with a soundtrack by Neil Diamond. 

The film was made by Hall Bartlett numerous prior years PC created impacts were accessible. Keeping in mind the end goal to make seagulls follow up on sign and perform aerobatics, Mark Smith of Escondido, California assembled radio-controlled lightweight planes that looked strikingly like genuine seagulls from a couple of feet away. Bach was so neutral with the treatment of the film that he sued the film organization for carelessness. Critics impacted the film, calling it "just plain silly." Previously just accessible on VHS, it was discharged on DVD in October 2007. It was discharged again on DVD on a made on-interest premise through the Warner Archive Collection June 25, 2013.

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In His Steps [PDF Free Novel] - Charles M. Sheldon

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In His Steps PDF is a top of the line religious fiction novel composed by Charles Monroe Sheldon. Initially distributed in 1896, the book has sold more than 30,000,000 duplicates, and positions as one of the top rated books ever. The full name of the book is In His Steps: What Would Jesus Do? In spite of the fact that varieties of the subtitle "What might Jesus do" have been used by Christians for a long period of time as a type of the impersonation of God, it increased much more noteworthy money taking after production of the book. 

The book starts with Rev. Henry Maxwell, minister of First Church of the town of Raymond, in some place USA. He is smug, satisfied to be pasturing a congregation with the best individuals.

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 The town's columns go to his congregation, and every one of them is satisfied with the steady consistency with which the minister runs things. From the chime like voice of Rachel Winslow ringing from the choir, to the intensely loaded offering plate, every one of them come in every Sunday; warm the seats, and leave, their Christianity never having been tested. 

Until one day a man who had been searching for work all around town falters into the congregation, tranquilly and pleadingly solicits the gathering to think from extending their Christian sympathy to the pitiable preferences of him, and he falls before the podium and kicks the bucket a couple days after the fact at the Reverend's home. 

The Reverend is struck and punctured and pricked in his soul by this. He proposes to the assembly that they attempt an undertaking for one year, to do nothing with the exception of intuition first "What might Jesus do?" To the best of their capacity to answer that immortal inquiry before settling on each choice, in light of their scriptural comprehension of His statutes, and to move in that bearing regardless of what the expense. 

The primary third of the book is this opening, from the man who goes about as the lighting jolt to shake them from carelessness to the underlying uses of the inquiry, and their belongings. We read of the situations in which the Christians who had conferred start to act as per first century Christianity. The Newspaper manager takes a gander at the substance of his paper in an unexpected way. Rachel thinks about how her ringer like voice can be utilized for operatic stimulations or to sing to the poor in the book's variant of Hell's Kitchen or the Bowery? The Reverend himself starts to lecture as per the book of scriptures without respect for the drop in offerings or fire from attendees. 

It is this part is generally convincing. The creator benefits an occupation of conveying the main century Christian's eyes to present day life. 

The book is not all that dated or arcane in dialect that we can't perceive how this functions. The newspaperman asks whether Jesus would put out a Sunday version. Would He advance cantinas by means of commercials, or compose the articles in yellow news coverage salacious dialect. The vocalist inquires as to whether it damages His statutes to pile cash unto her by tolerating an extravagant singing position or whether it is ideal to sing straightforwardly for Him amid evangelistic restorations in the insides where the pathetic miscreants lay in the canal truly. The minister thinks about his agreement whether he pushes ahead with inciting his kin. The rich entrepreneur chooses to hold educating sessions with his industrial specialists at lunchtime despite the fact that he is somewhat perplexed of them-yet could never let it out.

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Flowers in the Attic PDF Book by V.C. Andrews

Language: English
ISBN: 0-671-82531-3
Pages: 400
Country: United States

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Flowers in the Attic PDF is a novel which was published in 1979 by V. C. Andrews. It is the main book in the Dollanganger Series, and was trailed by Petals on the Wind, If There Be Thorns, Seeds of Yesterday, and Garden of Shadows. The novel is composed in the primary individual from the perspective of Cathy Dollanganger. It was twice adjusted into movies in 1987 and 2014. The book was to a great degree mainstream, offering more than 40 million duplicates around the world. 

The story is around an impeccable family, the Dollanganger, regularly alluded to as the Dresden Dolls due to their blonde hair, blue eyes and porcelain compositions. Four flawless youngsters, Chris, Cathy, Carrie and Cory live with their delightful Momma and their great looking Daddy. A mishap tears their ideal lives separated, and Momma gets to be inaccessible and the kids need to grow up too quick, with Chris and Cathy taking care of their younger sibling and sister. Momma takes them to her folks' home, where the kids are secured up in the loft and they are let it know is just for one night. The kids don't comprehend what is going on, or why they are being dealt with like this. They simply realize that they are terrified and alone. The days in the upper room continue extending, and they think about whether they will ever be let out again. 

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This book is frightful and extremely powerful. It is told from Cathy's point of view, who is 12 toward the beginning of the book and it experiences her initial teenagers. It is truly stunning how quick she was compelled to develop up. The occasions that happen in this book are so inaccessible from those the vast majority of us involvement, in actuality, yet despite everything it appears to be reasonable, ready to happen and we have a feeling that we are there as the portrayal is so point by point and sensible. It is as though Virginia Andrews truly experienced it all, and as though she truly lived in the storage room, on the grounds that without a doubt the entire book can't be unadulterated creative ability? Be that as it may, it is stunning to suspect something.

In 1993 Flowers in the Attic was recompensed the Secondary BILBY Award.In 1987, the book was adjusted into a film of the same name featuring Victoria Tennant,  Louise Fletcher, Kristy Swanson, and Jeb Stuart Adams and coordinated by Jeffrey Bloom. 

A second adjustment was discharged on January 18, 2014, on the Lifetime system featuring Heather Graham as Corrine, with Kiernan Shipka as Cathy, Ellen Burstyn as the Grandmother, Mason Dye as Christopher, and coordinated by Deborah Chow. The book was adjusted into a phase play by V. C. Andrews' professional writer, Andrew Neiderman, as a digital book and was distributed by Pocket Star. The stage play was discharged in October of 2014 and is 80 pages long. In August 2015 the stage play got its reality debut creation in New Orleans, Louisiana. 

The book's prosperity was not without discussion. The commission of familial lust between a pre-adult sibling and sister in the novel has prompted its being banned in specific regions at various times. Chariho High School in Rhode Island evacuated it since it contained "hostile entries concerning familial lust and sex." In 1994, it was expelled from the Oconee County school libraries because of "the messiness of the material. The book was highly debated when the novel was said to be founded on a genuine story. For a long time, there was no proof to bolster this case, and the book was passed off as fiction.

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Crime and Punishment PDF by Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Language: English
ISBN: 9780143058144
Pages: 545
Country: Russian

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Crime and Punishment PDF was a novel written by Russian author Fyodor Dostoyevsky. This novel was written in Russian language in 1866. It was a philosophical and psychological novel. At first this novel was written in 12 monthly installment in1866 than a single volume of this novel was published in 1877. People consider this novel as the first one which he wrote during his mature period of writing.

The main character of this novel is Rodion Raskolnikov, who was an ex-student of St. Petersburg. The theme of this novel is mental and physical pain of Raskolnikov. He makes a plan to kill pawn broker. The purpose of this plan is to get her cash. He says that he can perform good deeds with the money to balance his act. Raskolnikov performs a murder to prove that some people naturally are capable of doing such acts. They have the right to do such acts like killing people. Raskolnikov says that people have right to kill others in order to perform deeds and acts for higher and good purposes. He supports his theory by comparing himself to Napoleon Bonaparte.

An anonymous person gave his review about this novel saying that this novel had proved itself to be one of the most important works of “The house of Dead” author. This anonymous review was given at a time when only the first part of this novel was published in January and February.

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Nikolay Strakhor also said that this novel was the sensation of 1866.

Along with its fame, this novel was soon criticized by different people. After the publication of this novel G.Z Yeliseyer came forward for the support and defense of Russian student’s federation. He said that has there been even a single case of Russian student committing a crime and murder just for cash and money.

Pisarev was fully aware of the critic’s value of this novel. Instead of criticizing this novel he said that the theme of this novel is to put light on a problem which occurs because of poverty. Pisarev appreciated the accuracy by which social reality was explained in this novel. Strakhor rejected Pisarev’s theory and said that author is showing sympathy attitude towards his hero, instead of the fact that hero committed a murder.

This Russian novel was translated in English by Frederick Whishaw in 1885, Constance Garnett in 1914, David Magarshack in 1951, Princess Alexandra, Jesse Coulson, Michael Scammel, Sidney Monas, Julius Katzer, David McDuff and Oliver Ready.

This is one of the greatest novels of its time. Modern readers think that this novel is too old or out of date can also read it. This novel is a classic, fascination and original crime novel, which will engage its readers till the end.

Human psychology is explained very deeply in this novel. The characters are divided into good and bad human beings. This novel explains the desires, dreams, fears and motivations of its characters. The psychology explained in this novel is superb, not denying the fact that novel was written before the development of modern psychology, even before Freud and Jung were published.


Along with its qualities like explanation of psychology this novel is a modern day novel. Once you started it, you will not be able to stop until you reach the end. The only problem with this novel is the use of the names. Names are very long, sometimes first and sometimes last name have been used, which can be very confusing but once you manage to get the names, you will easily understand this novel and will enjoy and love it.

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Black Beauty [PDF Book] by Anna Sewell

Language: English
ISBN: 9780439228909
Pages: 255
Country: United Kingdom

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Download Black Beauty PDF is an English Novel which was written by Anna Sewell. This novel was published in United Kingdom in the year 24 November 1877. She wrote this novel during the last years of her life. She used to stay at home as an invalid during those last years of her life. After five months of publication of this novel Anna died. Black Beauty was her only novel and she lived long enough to see the success of her novel, 50 million copies of this novel were sold making it one of the best novels of its time. This novel teaches us how to treat human beings kindly. This book stood at 58th position according to BBC’s survey “The Big Read” in 2003.

This novel teaches kindness and humanity. Anna’s own life inspired her to write this novel. Anna was born in Great Yarmouth, when she was 14 years old she fell in the rain and injured her both ankles, while coming back from school. She became unable to walk for the rest of her life because of mistreatment of injury. Unable to walk she began learning about horses. She used to spend her time driving her father to and from work.

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She began respecting horses; she used to help her mother to edit her work. Her mother was a very popular author of that time. She met many European authors and writers’ while visiting to spas. She wrote this novel during the years 1871 and 1877. Her health started declining during those years and after 5 months of publication of only novel of her life she died. Anna’s mother sold this book to the local publishers. This book is the 6th best seller in English Language.

This novel shows the treatment of people to horse in Victorian England. This story is written from Black Beauty’s perspective and shows how horses suffer on the hands of human beings. How human treat horses like machine or object and some harsh procedures like cutting off the tail of horses.

Toss Coslett says that this story reminds him of the people he serves. This story shows the horse which has emotions like happiness, love and loyalty just like human beings. He says that enough through this is not the first novel to written in animal biography style but it truly allows the readers to slide in and out of unconsciousness mind of animals.

Soon after the publication of this novel many readers from around the world wanted to see the reforms that would work for well-being of horses and will try to reduce pain of the horses.

Just within 2 years of publication of this novel one million copies were sold. Groups all around the world which were working on animals rights also disturbed this novel for awareness. Several films have been made based on this novel.

“Your Obedient Servant” which was released in 1917 and director of this film was Edward H. Griffith.

Black Beauty released in 1921 and director was again Edward H. Griffith.

Black Beauty which was released in 1946 and was directed by James Hill.

Television series based on this novel were released in 1972, 1978, 1987, 1994 and 1996. Black Beauty live (2001) was directed by Chris Ford for a stage show.

This is indeed one of the best novels of its time. Author Anna chose a unique topic for her novel. She wanted world to understand that animals also feel pain just like any human beings therefore they should be treated kindly. People used to treat animals very harshly at that time and she actually spoke for animals in the form of biography. Many animal activist groups also used this novel for their purpose.

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Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ PDF Download by Lew Wallace

Language: EnglishISBN: 9781934648209
Country:  United States
Genre: Historical novel

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Ben-Hur PDF is a novel by Lew Wallace, distributed by Harper and Brothers on November 12, 1880. Being "the most persuasive Christian novel of the 19th century “, it turned into a top of the line American novel. The book additionally propelled different books with scriptural settings and was adjusted for the stage and movie creations. Ben-Hur stayed at the highest point of the smash hit records until the distribution of Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind (1936). Taking after the arrival of the 1959 MGM film adjustment of Ben-Hur, which was seen by several millions and won eleven Academy Awards in 1960, the book's business expanded and it surpassed Gone with the Wind. Blessed by Pope Leo XIII, the novel was the main work of fiction to be so respected. The achievement of the novel and its stage and film adjustments likewise helped it turn into a prominent social symbol that was utilized to advance various business items.

The story relates in enlightening point of interest the experiences of Judah Ben-Hur, an anecdotal Jewish sovereign from Jerusalem, who is oppressed by the Romans toward the start of the first century and turns into a charioteer and a Christian. Running in parallel with Judah's account is the unfurling story of Jesus, who originates from the same district and is a comparative age. The novel reflects topics of selling out, conviction, and recovery, with a reprisal plot that prompts an account of affection and sympathy.

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Ben-Hur is the sentimental story of an anecdotal aristocrat named Judah Ben-Hur, who tries to spare his family from setback and reestablish honor to the family name, while acquiring the affection for a humble Jewess named Esther. It is likewise a story of retribution and profound absolution that incorporates topics of Christian reclamation and God's consideration through the sympathy of outsiders. A well known topic with pursuers amid Gilded Age America, when the novel was initially distributed, was the way to go of accomplishing success through devotion. In Ben-Hur this is depicted through Judah's ascent from destitution to awesome riches, the difficulties he faces to his ethical nature, and the rich prizes he gets, both tangibly and profoundly, for his endeavors. Ben-Hur's prosperity likewise prompted its prominence as a special instrument and a model for pop culture marketing. Despite the fact that it was by all account not the only novel to have related mainstream culture items, Wallace and his distributer were the first to legitimately ensure and effectively advance the utilization of their artistic work for business purposes.

 In the decades taking after its production, Ben-Hur and its renowned chariot race turned out to be entrenched in popular tradition as a “delightful , supreme and  regarded " brand name and an unmistakable symbol that had mass business sector bid. The novel was connected to business items that included Ben-Hur flour, created by the Royal Milling Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota, a line of Ben-Hur toiletries, including Ben-Hur fragrance from the Andrew Jergens Company of Cincinnati, Ohio. Other purchaser merchandise included Ben-Hur bikes, stogies, vehicles, timekeepers and hair items. 

The Ben-Hur name and pictures additionally showed up in magazine ads for Honeywell, Ford and Green Giant items. After MGM discharged the 1959 film adjustment of the novel, the studio authorized many organizations to make related items, including Ben-Hur-related apparel, family unit merchandise, gems, nourishment items, specialties and activity figures. 

Ben-Hur delighted in a wide prominence among pursuers, like the dime books of its day; however, its proceeded with appearance on well known arrangements of awesome American writing remained a wellspring of dissatisfaction for some critics throughout the years.

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Anne of Green Gables [PDF Book] by Lucy Maud Montgomery

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Anne of green Gables was written in June 1908 by Lucy Maud Montgomery. This novel was written in Canada and was published in United States of America. This novel is followed by “Anne of Avonlea” which was written in 1909. Since the 20th century this novel has been considered as children’s novel. This novel revolves around the adventures of an 11 year old girl named Anne. Anne is an orphan and is mistakenly sent to middle aged brother and sister named Matthew Cuthbert and Marilla Cuthbert. The brother and sister want to adopt a boy who can help them on their farm. This novel shows adventures of Anne, that how she makes her way to school and with in the town.

This novel has been translated into 20 different languages, more than 50 million copies of this novel has been sold. The book is taught to students all around the world. Author wrote several sequels of this novel and a prequel of this novel has also been published.

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This novel has been adopted as animated series, television movie and film. Megan follows played the role of Anne in movie which was produced in Canada in 1985. Several plays and musical albums have also been made, based on this novel.

Montgomery’s own notes inspired her to write this novel. This had made these notes when she was a child. In these notes there was a couple who wanted to adopt a boy, but mistakenly a girl was sent to them. Instead of sending her back they decided to keep her. As a model for the face of Anne, author used a picture of Evelyn Nesbit which she had taken from New York’s Metropolitan Magazine. Author was also inspired “formula Anne”. This was an orphan series which was very popular at that time.

After the popularity of first novel Montgomery write sequels to continue the story of little girl, Anne. Anne of Avonlea,  Anne of Island, Anne of windy, Anne of windy willows, Anne’s house of dreams and Anne of Ingleside shows story of life of Anne. She also wrote books to describe the life of Anne’s children’s. These books were Rainbow Valley, Rilla of Ingleside and The Blythes are quoted. Anne is also featured in the stories named Chronicles of Avonlea and further chronicles of Avonlea. A prequel was also written, before Green Cables in 2008 by Budge Wilson. He wrote this novel with the permission of heirs of Montgomery.

In 1919 a silent film was released “Anne of green Cables” directed by William Desmond Taylor. In 1934 and 1940 a black and white film based on this novel was also released.

In the years 1956.1957, 1958, 1972, 1975, 1985, 1987, 2000, 2005, 2008 and 2010 a television movie was also made on this novel. Television series were made in the years 1952, 1979, 1990-1996, 2000, and 2009.

Eight part TV series of this novel is also being made and will be broadcast in the year 2017 by CBC.

Radio dramas of this novel were produced in 1941, 1944, 1954, 1966, 1971 and 1977. Web series of this novel were also made in 2914-2016 and 2015-2016.

Because of its popularity this character “Anne” has been parodied by several comedy troupes. These Canadian comedy troupes include CODCO and Fran tics. This is indeed a very popular novel. The theme of this novel attracts readers towards it. “Anne” the main character of this novel is loved by people of all age group because of her personality and courage. Author made sequels of this novel because people wanted to know about the life and adventures of courageous girl “Anne”.

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Animal Farm [PDF Free] by George Orwell

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The original title of this novel is “Animal Farm: A Fairy Story”. It was publish in English Language on 17 August 1945. The author of this novel is George Orwell. Its main theme is political satire. The events related to Russian Revolution of 1917 and Stalinist eras of Soviet Union are described in this novel. He believed that Soviet Union had been using mass media and other methods to create heroic and idealized images of themselves, so that they remain unquestioned and people praise them.

Soviet Union was doing this to build their merciless, pitiless, brutal and in human dictatorship. He once wrote a letter to Yvonne Davit in which he described his book satire against Staline. He also wrote an essay in 1946 named “Why I Write”. In this essay he explained his purpose of writing this book; he said that this was his first book which he has written in full consciousness to describe the political issues.

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As described earlier that original title of this book was “Animal Farm: A fairy Story” but U.S publisher only used “Animal Farm” while publishing in 1946. It’s others titles include “A Contemporary Satire” and “A Satire”.

George Orwell wrote this book in 1943 and 1944.At that UK had its alliance with Soviet Union. People of British considered Stalin with high esteem. George Orwell hated these ideas among people. At the time of publication this book was rejected by large number of American and British publishers, because of its topic and theme. After its publication this book became the most famous book of that time.

This book has won many titles and awards. In 1996 this book won Hugo Award. This book has also been included in “Great books of the Western World”. This book has been chosen for the list of 100 best English Language Novels by time Magazine from 1923 to 2005. It holds 31st position on the list of Best 20th Century Novels of modern library.

Along with positive reviews this book also received critical response. George Soule expressed his views and disappointment about this book in American New Republic Magazine. He said that this book had saddened him and the views which could have been described directly were said in a very clumsy way. He said that according to him the failure of this book was because of the ideas author has shared in this book. Therefore ideas were never even experienced by himself. These are just the ideas about country he does not know very well.

Tosce Fyvel while expressing his views in Tribune on 24th August 1945 said that this book shows the era which we have left behind us and does not describe our age.

A radio production was made in January 2013 on BBC Radio4. “Animal Farm” has also been used to make films twice. In 1954 animated film “Animal Farm” was released and another film was released in 1999. In year 2012, Andy Serkis announced HFR-3D version of this novel. It was also adapted as theatre show in 1984, which was also shown in nine cities by 1985. Animal Farm has also been used in several music albums in year 1997, 1954, 2000, 2014 etc. Several television shows are also inspired by this novel.

This novel is written in simple style and shows how quickly people fight for themselves and their rights. This novel is a timeless classic novel and explains a lot of human nature.

This novel also shows that how the mechanism of brain washing and propaganda works on people mind. This novel is actually a master piece of its time. People still love to read this novel.

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