Bøger af Sara Davis

Dive into the magical world of dreams and decipher the symbols that you see with this illustrated miniature deck and A-to-Z guidebook.Specifications: An illustrated mini deck containing 100, 2 1/2 x 3-inch cards depicting different common symbols seen in your dreams. Illustrated Mini Book: Includes a full-color, 48-page miniature book with instructions on how to use the deck as well as meanings for all 100 symbols. Keepsake Box: Packaged in a keepsake box with a magnetic closure, perfect for travel and safekeeping. Perfect gift: A thoughtful gift or self-purchase.

Dinosaurs are fascinating creatures, not only for children. Argentinosaurus was almost as tall as a three-storey building and as long as a Boeing 737 aircraft. Brachiosaurus ate between 440 and 880 pounds of plants every single day. Tyrannosaurus rex could eat up to 440 pounds of meat in one bite. You and your child will find a lot more "fun-tastic" facts along with superb pictures and graphics. The largest Dinosaurs grow as tall as a six story building and weigh 50 tonnes or more. No land animal today even comes close. The jaws of a T. rex can leave a bite-mark 4 feet long and 12 inch teeth can penetrate deep in the flesh. But every dinosaur, no matter how big and powerfull, starts out small. Very small! Children will love to learn and understand this great prehistoric creature: its origin, anatomy, feeding, habits and behavior. You will also get this amazing dinosaurs featured: Allosaurus, Velociraptor, Argentinosaurus, Troodon, Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, Carnotaurus, T. rex, Stegosaurus, Spinosaurus, Liopleurodon. Enter the prehistoric world when dinosaurs ruled the Earth. Go back in time and experience what dinosoaur life was like!

Sharks are fascinating creatures, not only for children. Sharks have electro-sensors that can detect electrical fields, present in all living beings. The big specimens like the great white shark, the bull shark and the tiger shark may have up to five layers of jaws. Sharks can lose up to 30.000 teeth during a lifetime. You and your child will find a lot more "fun-tastic" facts along with superb pictures and graphics. Sharks dominate the oceans for over 420 million years. This makes them older than the dinosaurs. A shark's skeleton is made of cartilage. It isn't made of bone. The Blue Shark and the Mako are capable of crossing the entire ocean. Enter in the marine world of this ferocious predator! Find out more! Children will love to learn and understand this great prehistoric marine creature: its origin, anatomy, feeding, habits and behavior.

"The Scapegoat is a novel of disquiet and disturbance, with an atmosphere of perfect dread. Think Patricia Highsmith or Jim Thompson, that blend of menace and brilliance. Sara Davis had me shivering. This is the debut novel of a marvelous new talent." -Victor LaValle, author of The ChangelingN is employed at a prestigious California university, where he has distinguished himself as an aloof and somewhat eccentric presence. His meticulous, ordered life is violently disrupted by the death of his estranged father-unanticipated and, as it increasingly seems to N, surrounded by murky circumstances. His investigation leads him to a hotel built over a former Spanish mission, a site with a dark power and secrets all its own. On campus, a chance meeting with a young doctor provokes uncomfortable feelings on the direction of his life, and N begins to have vivid, almost hallucinatory daydreams about the year he spent in Ottawa, and a shameful episode from his past.Meanwhile, a shadowy group of fringe academics surfaces in relation to his father's death. Their preoccupation with a grim chapter in California's history runs like a surreal parallel to the staid world of academic life, where N's relations with his colleagues grow more and more hostile. As he comes closer to the heart of the mystery, his ability to distinguish between delusion and reality begins to erode, and he is forced to confront disturbing truths about himself: his irrational antagonism toward a young female graduate student, certain libidinal impulses, and a capacity for violence. Is he the author of his own investigation? Or is he the unwitting puppet of a larger conspiracy?With this inventive, devilish debut, saturated with unexpected wit and romanticism, Sara Davis probes the borders between reality and delusion, intimacy and solitude, revenge and justice. The Scapegoat exposes the surreal lingering behind the mundane, the forgotten history underfoot, and the insanity just around the corner.

In the sunny, subtropical Sipsongpanna region, Tai Lues perform flirtatious, exoticized dances for an increasingly growing tourist trade. This title reveals how Tai Lues are reviving and reinventing their culture in ways that contest the official state version.