| Ukiyoto Publishing

18,230원  | 20230331  | 9789360161026

Real life Story of a young eco - warrior, Anlina Aju; who saved a polluted river in her neighbourhood with her artistic photographs capturing the river in all its glory as well its sorry state.

 | Page Publishing, Inc.

25,450원  | 20210304  | 9781662426513

After tragedy strikes, River moves his life to New Orleans for a fresh start. He starts to pick up the pieces, and everything seems to be working out just fine. However, with dark mysterious forces at work and centuries of secrets, lies, and a war, River finds himself directly in the middle. With the help of his newfound friends and a handsome stranger, River discovers his true identity and purpose. But things aren't always what they seem.

 | Ginninderra Press

38,300원  | 20250602  | 9781761097096

The coastal town is not named, nor is 'the boy' about whom, and by whom, this story of 1950's and 1960's rural Australia is written.Much of the narrative revolves around fishing waters fresh and salt in Victoria's Western District.

 | Fallon Forest Books

31,000원  | 20200407  | 9781527261402

Iris Wolfe presents a debut selection of her first poems in,?River. Wolfe's River is a?romantic and electrifying curation of sentimental and classic contemporary literary works, with a focus on enigmatic mid-long length poems.?The depth of Wolfe's spirituality and intellect runs through each chapter, compelling the reader to reflect. Her writing gently guides you towards a peaceful self-discovery,?and within every page, she has captured a delightful and mesmerising sense of a beautiful dream.

Cooper, Elisha  | Orchard Books

31,400원  | 20191001  | 9781338312263

Flip a switch. Turn a gear. Could Baby be an engineer? Find out inthis STEM-themed addition to the series!Future Baby is an adorable new board book series that takes a playfulpeek into an assortment of powerful careers and shows littleones how their current skills match up with the job at hand.

 | Marrow-House

32,850원  | 20251201  | 9798295404085

Jaysen Baker returns to Rose River expecting a weekend of raised glasses and well-worn laughter. But instead, he finds nightmares he thought long buried, and a past he nearly forgot begins to seep into everyday life.As death moves through the valley and long-silenced secrets settle into the town's bones, Jaysen finds himself pulled between three lives: the one he left behind, the one he promised to build, and the one his heart still aches for.

 | Anson Street Press

41,880원  | 20250329  | 9781023566261

In "The River," Ednah Aiken paints a vivid portrait of life in California, exploring the critical issue of water supply that continues to resonate today. Set against the backdrop of the American West, this literary novel delves into the challenges posed by drought and the vital role of rivers in shaping communities.Aiken's work offers a unique perspective, subtly highlighting the experiences of women within this landscape.

 | Anson Street Press

61,950원  | 20250329  | 9781023566308

In "The River," Ednah Aiken paints a vivid portrait of life in California, exploring the critical issue of water supply that continues to resonate today. Set against the backdrop of the American West, this literary novel delves into the challenges posed by drought and the vital role of rivers in shaping communities.Aiken's work offers a unique perspective, subtly highlighting the experiences of women within this landscape.

 | Into Creative

24,200원  | 20250320  | 9781738514939

The River is a beautiful and poignant examination of one man's life as well as a cinematic vision of a country's history. Profound and heartfelt in equal measure.

 | Caterpillar

9,600원  | 20180208  | 9781848576667

Follow a little fish on her epic journey downriver as she travels out into the unknown.

 | River Light Press

32,830원  | 20251111  | 9798998942020

This reflective collection weaves together nature-based mindfulness teachings in the form of stories, poems, and images drawn from nearly two decades of living beside and paddling on the Upper Hudson River. Through quiet encounters with water lilies, wildlife, sunrise skies, ice formations, changing seasons, a Superfund dredging project, and more, Susan Meyer explores the practice of presence and the wisdom offered by the natural world.

 | River Light Press

72,980원  | 20251102  | 9798998942006

This reflective collection weaves together nature-based mindfulness teachings in the form of stories, poems, and full-color photographs drawn from nearly two decades of living beside and paddling on the Upper Hudson River. Through quiet encounters with water lilies, wildlife, sunrise skies, ice formations, changing seasons, a Superfund dredging project, and more, the author explores the practice of presence and the wisdom offered by the natural world.

 | Indy Pub

38,300원  | 20250922  | 9798349572227

Discover an extraordinary blend of faith, adventure, and hands-on learning in River Math: Measuring, Weaving & Floating in the Story of Baby Moses!When danger threatens a newborn's life, his courageous mother weaves a plan that's as creative as it is brave. Journey alongside her as she turns reeds into a life-saving basket, test its buoyancy, and float it down the Nile under the watchful eye of family and fate.

 | Indy Pub

27,350원  | 20250922  | 9798349572258

Discover an extraordinary blend of faith, adventure, and hands-on learning in River Math: Measuring, Weaving & Floating in the Story of Baby Moses!When danger threatens a newborn's life, his courageous mother weaves a plan that's as creative as it is brave. Journey alongside her as she turns reeds into a life-saving basket, test its buoyancy, and float it down the Nile under the watchful eye of family and fate.

 | Aquarius Press LLC

34,650원  | 20250730  | 9780998527895

Greed, lust, murder and a love that will outlive the river itself . . ."Are you his forever? The river will tell."These chilling words will change Isabelle Fontaine's destiny. A celebrated Canadian pianist in 1836, Isabelle inherits the historic Fontaine, the last French ribbon estate of the 1700s. Crossing the Detroit River to claim the house, she finds herself in a fight for her sanity. Isabelle learns that she bears an uncanny resemblance to Celeste, her great-grandmother.