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Leo Tolstoy

Count Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy

Anna Karenina – Anna, sensuous and full of passion, finds herself in a situation where she cannot continue keeping on. She throws caution in the air and follows her heart into the warm embrace of her love.But, Anna was already committed to another gentleman in passionless matrimony…What gives?Read on, as this epic novel, written by Leo Tolstoy, a master in storytelling, intricately unfolds this breath taking narrative of matters of the heart. Grab your copy right now, and find out for yourself why after almost a hundred years, Anna Karenina, is still acclaimed to be “the greatest novel ever written.”

Anna Karenina

Niccolo Machiavelli

Ninian Hill Thomson

The Prince, written in 1513 by Niccolò Machiavelli, a diplomat in Florence during the Italian Renaissance, is considered by many as a highly influential book. Machiavelli, a man who did not leave anything to chance, quickly climbed up the ranks in government, attached himself to powerful and experienced leaders, whom he learnt a great deal from. The Prince, is a culmination of his illustrious career as a government official and go getter; hobnobbing with the rich and powerful.Today, business leaders, politicians and managers, have found great use in the guidelines outlined by Machiavelli to find a balance in attaining and retaining power, accumulating wealth and maintaining it, through pragmatic means.

The Prince

Napoleon Hill

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, first published in 1937, is a book about those basic components of everyday life, that if recognized and tamed could lead anyone to accomplish the desires of their heart. If your faucet is leaking, you go to a plumber. If you need information on bread making, you go to a baker. When you are not feeling well, then it makes sense that you go see a doctor. In this same spirit of consulting with experts in a given field, and under the bidding of Andrew Carnegie, Napoleon Hill did just that. Over a twenty year period he interacted and studied the way of life of very successful people of his generation. He called it the "Secret" to achieve the success you desire. Today you have access to that secret. It is an open secret that is true today, as it was when Think and Grow Rich was published almost 80 years ago. A lot has changed in those seventy seven years since the secret was made an open secret. The terrain is no longer the same, the millionaires and billionaires described in the original book have moved on. New industries, new technologies and a new breed of millionaires and billionaires have sprung up, but, that Secret formula that leads to success remains the same and is available to YOU. With more than 70 million copies sold since it was published...there must be a message worth looking into in this book. Grab your copy today; read it and read it again...and then go forth and APPLY what you have learnt. Execution is the key!

Think and Grow Rich Napoleon Hill Annotated Classic

Think and Grow Rich

Jean Webster

The Wheat Princess, by Jane Webster, is a worthy classic first published in 1905. It depicts life in Italy of the 1800's and early 1900's, where pauperism and affluence resided side by side. During a semester spent in Europe, with Italy as her base, Jane Webster did some research for her thesis titled "Pauperism in Italy." She documented her travels in a column with the Poughkeepsie Sunday Courier and also put together materials for a short story, "Villa Gianini" which was published in 1901. She later expanded Villa Gianini into a novel, The wheat Princess. The plot is authentic; the descriptions breathe taking and the romance right on point. Grab your copy today and experience what life and romance in the Italy of yesterday.

The Wheat Princess

Abbé Prévost

Manon Lescaut is a novel that is thought provoking! As you search far and wide for the love of your life and the man or woman of your dreams, can you endure and or carry out what Chevalier de Grieux did in the name of love? How deep is your love? In this fantastic novel written by a man who actually is a priest, we are provided with a window into the heart of a young wealthy man who falls in love with a lower class subject in Paris France. It provides a detailed and picturesque view about passion, obsession, and class in 18th century France. Grab your copy today and compare; we all love at one point or the other in our lives! This is a worthy classic that should be on everybody's collection. Where do you stand on what you will do for love?

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