| Hutson Street Press

29,500원  | 20250522  | 9781024357110

Douglas: A Tragedy, by John Home, is a classic work of 18th-century Scottish drama. First performed in Edinburgh in 1756, it tells a tragic tale of love, loss, and mistaken identity within a noble Scottish family. This edition presents the play as it was acted in the theatres of Great Britain and Ireland, offering insight into the theatrical traditions of the time. Home's dramatic skill and poetic language made "Douglas" an immediate sensation, though also a subject of intense controversy.

 | Indy Pub

27,730원  | 20250422  | 9798348589967

Douglas struggled fitting in.?You see, Douglas was different from the other trees.?While the other trees had nice leaves, pretty flowers and yummy fruit, Douglas had sharp needles, funny cones and sticky sap.?He was ashamed of what made him different.?Douglas must discover that being different can be a good thing.

 | Indy Pub

36,980원  | 20250422  | 9798348590307

Douglas struggled fitting in.?You see, Douglas was different from the other trees.?While the other trees had nice leaves, pretty flowers and yummy fruit, Douglas had sharp needles, funny cones and sticky sap.?He was ashamed of what made him different.?Douglas must discover that being different can be a good thing.

 | Rae Douglas

31,430원  | 20251103  | 9798989862924

The secrets we keep to survive. The love we allow to ruin us.Emily Costa knows what she must do. It doesn't matter that she fell in love with Alisa Zakharov at first sight, when she was only sixteen. The ethereal, angelic violist she watched from a distance is long gone, and a threat to Emily's family stands in her place. She must infiltrate Alisa's life, not only to extract every drop of knowledge possible about Alisa's father, but to ensure that the woman herself isn't a liability.

 | Newman Springs Publishing, Inc.

46,150원  | 20211221  | 9781636925738

Douglas's only dream is to be a Christmas tree. But eventually, Douglas grows too tall to be a Christmas tree...

 | Douglas Reid

35,130원  | 20251122  | 9781069005137

In 'Neath the Hollow Hill, the main character, Brian Nolan, travels to Ireland in search of solitude and inspiration after a painful breakup. He aims to complete his latest novel while exploring his Irish heritage. He hopes that a three-month writer's retreat in a rural cottage near Killarney will restore his sense of well-being and creativity.He soon discovers that his landlord, Seamus, is no ordinary schoolteacher, but is a member of a small group of modern-day druids.

 | Routledge

67,470원  | 20260119  | 9781032882468

First Published in 1974, The Black Douglas is both exciting and informative, is based on fourteenth century chronicles and documents, and is the first full account of Douglas’s eventful and dangerous career up to his celebrated death.

 | Indy Pub

25,880원  | 20251014  | 9798349624766

In the heart-pounding thriller "Douglas Faye," Detective Douglas Faye faces an impossible choice: to protect the ones he loves or to save innocent lives. With his girlfriend, Kathryn's safety hanging in the balance, Faye finds himself ensnared in a deadly game orchestrated by a ruthless killer. As the stakes escalate, Faye must steer the treacherous paths of justice and love, torn between duty and desire.

 | Douglas Dodd

22,180원  | 20250809  | 9798231906840

Somewhere in the middle of America, the government has been doing experiments on the dead. Bringing them back from the dead to see if their brains can still function.

 | Douglas Foote

172,030원  | 20251205  | 9781909381117

The Heaviest of SwellsA life and times in the Music Hall Volume III 1877-1884Volume II of Christopher Beeching's highly praised biography of the Lion Comique George Leybourne ended with the erroneous reporting of Leybourne's death. Volume III picks up with this false news being rapidly and cruelly spread around the music halls and in all the major newspapers, with the publication of a fake 'Memorial' poem.

 | Douglas Reece

51,780원  | 20251202  | 9798232848989

As the world groans under the weight of chaos-plagues, wars, and signs in the heavens-one woman's faith and one man's past collide on the brink of eternity.In a crumbling world where global governments teeter, and the skies thunder with prophecy, Elena Marlowe, a former missionary turned underground shelter nurse, holds fiercely to her faith. She's lost much-her parents to persecution, her hometown to famine, and any hope of a normal future. But she hasn't lost hope in God's promises or in love.

 | Douglas Reece

44,380원  | 20251202  | 9798232906689

This memoir offers a deeply personal and relatable exploration of grief and loss, challenging the notion of a singular "right" way to grieve. The author's purpose is to share her experiences navigating various forms of loss, from childhood illnesses to marital breakdown and the deaths of loved ones, to provide comfort and understanding to others facing similar challenges.

 | Douglas Reece

40,600원  | 20251201  | 9798232658946

When prestigious art conservator Grace Montgomery is commissioned to restore a damaged 18th-century painting from a Scottish Masonic temple, she discovers something extraordinary: Hidden beneath the surface is an earlier work depicting the twelve tribes of Israel arranged in an alchemical mandala, with Hebrew inscriptions from Exodus describing the Tabernacle's construction as a formula for spiritual transformation.

 | Douglas Dodd

29,580원  | 20250506  | 9798230950127

Depression takes hold, but how do you deal with it? I use all those feelings and turn them into words. This is only the second part of my journey.

 | Douglas Gray

23,950원  | 20250430  | 9798230814924

A modern Huck Finn hits the road when a young actor stumbles into a fascist plot against America in the age of Nixon. A plot to murder Ronald Reagan. Hoover in drag. Kissinger high on hash. Jim Jones. Ted Kaczynski. Fascists, bikers, bombers, snake handlers, a stuffed dead horse, and an underground comic book hero called Timberline.The mess we're in now started way back then.