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A graphic adaptation of Alexander Dumas's novel in which the four Musketeers plot to replace King Louis XIV of France with the mysterious, masked prisoner in the Bastille believed to be Louis' falsely imprisoned twin brother and the true king.

A graphic novel that looks at the daily lives of sisters Wendy and Maureen.

"Beach vacation with the Sisters! But can their parents stop Wendy from burying Maureen in the sand ... permanently?!"--OCLC.

"Big sister Wendy is living the dream! Her school is organizing a grand ball with beautiful gowns and best of all: no annoying little sisters! But Maureen has her dancing shoes on and will get her last dance at any means possible. Then, the Sisters participate in the Portnawak Run, a crazy relay race through the woods! Maureen has been training hard for this. Wendy, however, has been more busy training her lip service with Max. All's fair in love and sisterhood, as Wendy and Maureen must learn to M.Y.O.B.: Mind Your Own Beeswax!"--Provided by publisher.

A graphic novel that looks at the daily lives of sisters Wendy and Maureen.

"Being a little sister is a full time job for Maureen! One minute she is playing pranks, teasing, and pestering her sister, Wendy, as a good little sister should. The next minute, she is consoling the inconsolable, attempting to mend Wendy's broken heart"--Amazon.

Recounts the story of the Cathars and the myths associated with them.

A collection of four novels by Charles Dickens set during the French Revolution and in nineteenth-century Great Britain.

Two old tramps, Vladimir and Estragon, make jokes and reflect on the state of human existence while waiting on a bare stretch of road for Godot.

A novel about a group of French teenagers who help save refugees during World War II.