Ursula K. Le Guin 
Ursula K. Le Guin: Collected Poems (LOA #368) 

It is a challenge for animals to survive in the perilous jungle. There was a newly born baby leopard that was unfortunate for the passing away of its mother and it was likely to starve to death. But …

Deep forest is always the place where the justice stacks up against the evil. Geron, whose parents were killed by a bandit gang, was determined to avenge since his childhood. Finally, the day came …

There were three vicious drug dealers living in the forest. They were rampant and named themselves with the most poisonous snakes. Red-faced Mongoose was a scout assigned to trace these …

Every holiday, Daddy Wiessb would escort Guron to his parents through the Mengta Forest. But who knows what will happen on the happy trip it should be. They rescued Keyru, a scout who was maimed by …

Deron, Willa and Erma were happily spending their summer vacation in the apiary of their grandpa, Anwong. They learned to gather honey, keep bees and catch bees here. The curiosity of children is …

Danger is everywhere in the forest, from not only animals, but humans. Gangsters hid in the dark and attack passers with impunity. To protect villagers, two warriors, Mullergo and Gosha, disguised as …

The book "A Brief History of Greece" divides Greek history into five stages, taking Greek mythology as the starting point to introduce the famous philosophers, poets, etc. of Greece at that …

Along the long river of life, every life stage brings with its different periods of confusion, making us feel like that we are trapped in a mist, anxious, insecure, and uncertain about where to go in …

This book is a work of modern Chinese history written by the famous historian Jiang Tingfu for ordinary readers. With concise language, it thoroughly explains the historical evolution, civilization …

Where and when did the Chinese nation really originate? Did Qin Shi Huang impose tyranny or political ideals? Why did the Tang Dynasty, once in its heyday, collapse after the An-Shi Rebellion? Why …