Una devoción muy josefina
Roberto Le Franc Ureña
Historical and theological study of the popular Costa Rican religious tradition of the "Dulce Nombre", in which thanks is given to Jesus for his acts of divine intercession.

by Roberto Le Franc Ureña (1999)
Historical and theological study of the popular Costa Rican religious tradition of the "Dulce Nombre", in which thanks is given to Jesus for his acts of divine intercession.
Roberto Le Franc Ureña
Historical and theological study of the popular Costa Rican religious tradition of the "Dulce Nombre", in which thanks is given to Jesus for his acts of divine intercession.
Eric Shanower
Graphic Novel. The Trojan plain fills with death as Achaean forces clash in blood with the Trojan army. In the city of Troy, Pandarus pulls the strings to put Troilus in Cressida's bed. But when Cressida is ripped away to the enemy camp, how far will Troilus fight to recover her?
Alan Armstrong
Newbery Honor--winning author Alan Armstrong's latest book!Eleven-year-old Mark's anthropologist father has disappeared in the Gobi desert while tracing Marco Polo's ancient route from Venice to China. His mother decides they must go to Venice to petition the agency that sent Mark's father to send out a search party. Anxious about his father and upset about spending Christmas away from home, Mark gets a bad asthma attack in the middle of the night. That's when Doc Hornaday, an old friend of Mark's father, makes a house call, along with a massive black Tibetan mastiff called Boss. To distract Mark from his wheezing and to pass the long Venetian night, the Doc starts to spin for Mark the tale of Marco Polo. Doc describes Marco's travels and the boy finds himself falling under the spell of the story that has transfixed the world for centuries. Marco's journey bolsters Mark's courage and whets his appetite for risk and adventure, and for exposure to life in all its immense and fascinating variety.From the Hardcover edition.
Christina Nicholson
Abducted by a titled adventurer, she was sold to the Dey of Algiers for his carnal amusement. Ravished by her own husband, the sanctity of her marriage became still another kind of sin. Loved by a man she could not have, she crossed burning sands and years of shame to reach his heart.