Once Buried (A Riley Paige Mystery—Book 11)

Read this thought-provoking, critically acclaimed novel from Frances Hardinge, winner of the Costa Book of the Year and Costa Children's Book Awards for The Lie Tree. When Triss wakes up after an accident, she knows something is very wrong. She is insatiably hungry, her sister seems scared of her, and her parents whisper behind closed doors. She looks through her diary to try to remember, but the pages have been ripped out. Soon Triss discovers that what happened to her is more strange and terrible than she could ever have imagined, and that she is quite literally not herself. In a quest to find the truth she must travel into the terrifying underbelly of the city to meet a twisted architect who has dark designs on her family—before it's too late … Set in England after World War I, this is a brilliantly creepy but ultimately loving story of the relationship between two sisters who have to band together against a world where nothing is as it seems.

The Trial For Murder, written in 1865, is a short story by Charles Dickens. It is one of Dickens' ghost stories, and is perhaps the best known outside of "A Christmas Carol." In the tale, a certain murder was committed in England, which attracted great attention. As described in the article, when the Murderer was asked by the Judge whether he had anything to say before sentence of Death should be passed upon him, he complain that he had not had a fair trial, because the Foreman of the Jury was prepossessed against him. The remarkable declaration that he really made was this: "My Lord, I knew I was a doomed man, when the Foreman of my jury came into the box. My Lord, I knew he would never let me off, because, before I was taken, he somehow got to my bedside in the night, woke me, and put a rope round my neck."

Human beings have always been mythmakers. So begins best-selling writer Karen Armstrong's concise yet compelling investigation into myth: what it is, how it has evolved, and why we still so desperately need it. She takes us from the Paleolithic period and the myths of the hunters right up to the Great Western Transformation of the last five hundred years and the discrediting of myth by science. The history of myth is the history of humanity, our stories and beliefs, our curiosity and attempts to understand the world, which link us to our ancestors and each other. Heralding a major series of retellings of international myths by authors from around the world, Armstrong's characteristically insightful and eloquent book serves as a brilliant and thought-provoking introduction to myth in the broadest senseand explains why if we dismiss it, we do so at our peril.

The ghost story "The Signal-Man" is written in 1866, which concerns a spectre seen beside a tunnel entrance. The signal-man of the title tells the narrator of a ghost that has been haunting him. Each spectral appearance precedes, and is a harbinger of, a tragic event on the railway on which the signalman works. The signalman's work is at a signalbox in a deep cutting near a tunnel entrance on a lonely stretch of the line, and he controls the movements of passing trains. When there is danger, his fellow signalmen alert him via telegraph and alarms. Three times, he receives phantom warnings of danger when his bell rings in a fashion that only he can hear. Each warning is followed by the appearance of the spectre, and then by a terrible accident. The first accident involves a terrible collision between two trains in the tunnel. Dickens may have based this incident on the Clayton Tunnel rail crash that occurred in 1861.

This collection of stories describes the events surrounding a particular challenge a project manager faced or a tool that another used effectively. Project managers of all types of projects can draw on these stories to validate their own good practices and to avoid the pitfalls.

本书收录了2008年诺贝尔文学奖得主勒克莱齐奥2011年至2017年在中国各地发表的重要演讲。这些演讲分别论述了文学与社会、人生、自然、科学、历史、想象、梦境、探险、都市、全球化等等的关系，充分体现了勒克莱齐奥为文之认真、学养之丰富，视野之开阔，见解之深刻，体现了作家的担当、文学大家的风范和情怀，更体现了诗学历险之于勒克莱齐奥的人生意义与价值。勒克莱齐奥的这部在华文学演讲录，有助于读者加深对文学的认识，拓展视野，丰富人生。他的朋友，他的作品中文版的主要译者许钧策划了这一系列演讲，并就每次研究作了侧记，帮助读者更好地理解这些演讲的价值和意义。勒克莱齐奥在华文学演讲录视野开阔，涉及世界文坛古今大量的名家名作，就文学与社会生活的许多方面发表了独到的见解，给人以丰富的启迪。该系列演讲的策划人，勒克莱齐奥作品中译本的主要译者及研究者许钧教授，担任了每次演讲的现场翻译，并都在事后题写了简明扼要的侧记。这些侧记有助于读者加深对勒克莱齐奥这些演讲的理解。此书应该能受到文学研究界和广大读者的关注与喜爱。

文案一：喝了点小酒，林安安就跟有着国民老公之称的影帝祁慕互换了身体。林安安想了想自己出道几年，还是个不入流的十八线小明星，嗯……这波不亏！文案二：祁慕从她包里掏出不到五十块钱的零钱，还有一张没多少钱余额的公交卡……他低头瞥了一眼，算了，虽然媳妇穷了点，但挡不住她声娇体柔易推倒啊……嗯，值了！林安安：QAQ我的清白啊！Tips：1.男主洁癖傲娇生人勿进2.女主天生尤物不爱作死3.双洁，感情1V1

我叫夏清璃，夏国的璃芮郡主。我的父亲是夏国翻手为云覆手为雨的北泰王，十六岁之前，我生活富足，无忧无虑；十六岁之后，我国破家亡，飘若浮萍。我想我是一个记仇的人，只是敌我悬殊太大，曾让我一度很挫败。我在仇恨中磨砺自己的意志，一心只想杀他！啥？他是谁？当然是我不共戴天的仇人！偷袭，刺杀，耍小心计，期间各种招数我无所不用其极，屡战屡败，屡败屡战...直到后来才蓦然发现，原来一切竟是...*我这一生中一共遇到过三位男子，他们惊才艳艳，都是这乱世的霸主，是世人敬仰的英雄。可却都不是我爱情的归属...他们也许爱我，却更爱自己；也许需要我，却更需要皇位权势。也许只有一个是特别的，可是却...【片段一】：他眼中冷冽似冰，冷冷的开口，“在你心里，究竟当本王是什么？”“仇人！”我几乎不假思索，脱口而出。“慕容孤赫，你给我听清楚，无论你怎么对我，即使我失身于你，你在我心里的位置，都不可能有丝毫改变！永远不可能！”“我夏清璃，恨你！憎恨你！”【片段二】：“本王给你一次机会，若是一刀没有杀死本王。从此，就别在记恨。”我霍的举刀对准了他，没有多想，没有犹豫，卯足所有的力气冲过去，将刀对准他心脏的部位狠狠一砍...【片段三】：读书群号：26545264敲门砖就随便一本作品名吧！推荐好友文文：《妻上娘子》昨夜莲心《贰婚》宛薇《卿媚众夫》黄玉儿

看着一边大哭着一边将勇者殴打得不成人形的魔王大人，离末陷入了深深的沉思。

你的梦想，我会陪你一起去守护，因为你是我生活的全部

《洛阳伽蓝记研究》分主题篇、内容篇、时空叙述篇、文体篇、文学篇五个部分。主题篇讨论了作品主题与作者心声的传达这两个相关话题。内容篇则关注书中对人与物的展现。时空叙述篇讨论了《洛阳伽蓝记》全书独特的叙述框架，即以空间叙述为经、为主；在空间叙述中又加入时间叙述，以时间叙述为纬、为辅，最终形成时空交融、共时与历时叙述交融的叙述格局。

传说中的‘草包废物’女皇VS俊美摄政邪王，谁更技高一筹？她苏倾皇本是一个很低调的，上可飞天捉贼，下可入地可徒手放倒罪犯的年轻有为的人民警察一枚。一生都在走扮猪吃老虎的路线，但是论无耻起来她若是称第二，谁也不敢称第一！若是触及她的底线，她很有必要让人看见她可憎的一面的。奈何，最大的一次可憎的一脸刚刚乍现，没有被强劲的对手放倒，却被一件金缕玉衣给‘放倒’了！再次睁眼竟成了那个女扮男装的烧杀抢掠无恶不作却怂到一塌糊涂的大陈草包太子苏倾媓的身上…内有一心想夺寡人权的美貌小皇叔和揽尽皇权、腹黑妖艳的奸相，外有挟天子以令诸侯的摄政王，还有…眼前这个喊寡人父皇的水晶娃娃是怎么回事？不是要斗吗？和一大群的女人斗来斗去有什么意思？宫斗的最高境界就是和男人斗！女皇大逆天！废物草包大逆转！！夺权，挟寡人以令诸侯的，看寡人以女子之身是如何把你们这群自诩不凡的男人一个个收拾的俯首称臣！当低调扮猪的女警花变身为古代杀人不眨言的暴君，美男来袭，遭遇到一群群心怀叵测的美男诸侯、大臣之时，会迸发出怎样的火花？扛上那目中无人、外表俊美的摄政邪王，龙争凤斗，谁先拜倒在谁的‘衣袍’下？片段一：“来人，开门放狗！”苏倾皇望着从东宫房檐上偷窥她多时的某摄政王大吼道。内侍闻声而来，“陛下，哪里有狗？”苏倾皇指着某男吼道，“听不懂人话、不说人话，还不从人应该走的路上走。这不是一只狗那是什么？开门，放慕昭信！”“是…”某摄政王摇了摇头，脸色阴沉，“不劳烦太子陛下，本王自己走…”邪王VS太子，太子胜！片段二：“寡人要选秀！”某个装男人的皇帝一本正经的说道。“选秀？怎么个选法…男的还是女的？如果陛下硬要选的话，那本王如何？”某位腹黑无耻的摄政王倒贴的靠了进来…某女浑身颤抖，故作镇静：“摄政王请您自重，寡人…寡人不是断袖！”“就因为陛下不是断袖，本王才要和皇上永结于好哇！择日不如撞日，既然陛下春心萌动了，不如成亲加洞房今就一起办了吧？”某王奸笑着望向某皇。“你你你…你挟君！”某女弱弱的大喊道。“什么？陛下等不及要直接洞房？好嘞！”某王奸计得逞直接扑向某皇。邪王VS太子，邪王胜！片段二：“苏倾皇，你臭不要脸，敢抢老娘的男人？”兰陵翁主苏甄挑衅道。“嗯？哪个是您的男人？来！所有的内侍们都站成一溜！知道自个是翁主的男人的赶紧的出来，翁主喊你回家吃饭啦！”某皇翘起二郎腿，放肆喊道。

非武侠，却又是武侠。是小说，更是人生。比丹药更毒的是人心。

It's time for a new generation of readers to discover the phenomenally bestselling and beloved series, told entirely in messages and texts. With a fresh look and updated cultural references, the notorious list-topping series is ready for the iPhone generation. First published in 2004 (holy moly!), ttyl and its sequels follow the ups and downs of high school for the winsome threesome, three very different but very close friends: wild Maddie (mad maddie), bubbly Angela (SnowAngel), and reserved Zoe (zoegirl). Through teacher crushes, cross-country moves, bossy Queen Bees, incriminating party pics, and other bumps along the way, author Lauren Myracle explores the many potholes of teenagedom with the unflinching honesty and pitch-perfect humor that made this series a staple of young adult literature.

“王爷，你可信我？”“你要我如何信你？”.....“好，即不信，便罢！......从今起，你我情丝断。再见面便是陌路。”