Venganza y amor

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The classic nineteenth-century Russian novel in which a young woman is destroyed when she attempts to live outside the moral law of her society.

Each heart-pounding, fast-paced story in this collection features lively writing and young characters who come into contact with the tricks and illusions on life's darker side. A child loses his head inside a pumpkin. A skin-crawling spider spell is cast on a sorcerer's apprentice. A visit to the hospital for a tonsillectomy takes a ghoulish turn. Each story begins with an author's introduction that explains how the idea for it came to him, and features a spooky illustration by artists such as Edward Koren and Bleu Turrell. Historias más sombrías jamás contadas son reunidas en este libro...

¡Viva la República! es una novela histórica del autor Vicente Blasco Ibáñez. Aparecida en un primer momento por entregas, es un relato ficcionado de los momentos más relevantes de la Revolución Francesa, en la que se mezclan personajes relevantes de la política española como Godoy con actores principales del episodio histórico, como Dantón y Marat. Se la considera una obra capital tanto de la novela histórica como del relato de aventuras. Vicente Blasco Ibañez fue un autor español nacido en Valencia en 1867 y fallecido en Menton (Francia) en 1928. Periodista, político y...