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Romance Novels

The literary romance genre contains novels that focus on romantic relationships and target the female audience.

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Who is Bella Swan?

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Isabella Marie Swan is her full name but she prefers Bella. She is the fictional protagonist of the Twilight Saga (books and films) of vampire romance books by Stephenie Meyer. She is the girl that Edward Cullen has been waiting for to come along for just under a century. He becomes her boyfriend in the first books of the novels "Twilight" and "New Moon." He becomes her fiance in "Eclipse" and her husband, father to their daughter Renesmee in "Breaking Dawn."

How many antivirus company in the world?

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Well, a lot. There is freeware software and also licensed products.

What are good romance novels for teens?

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Hunger Games is good but I think your looking for something more. I am the person you want to ask about these books trust me!! These are books that I have read and given good reveiws.. I hope you enjoy these stories as much as I do. :D

Forgive my Fins its a series it has two books (Fins are Forever is the second one.)

Die For Me

Dead Rules

Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater (first of a series)

Sea Change

Blue Bloods (another series)

Give Up the Ghost

Awaken

Perfect Chemistry

Moon Glass

Perfect: by Leila Sales

Starcrossed by Josephine Angelini (it's the first in a series)

Sometimes It Happens by Lauren Barnholdt

After Obssesion

Shadow Hills

Ripple

The Body Finder

Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare (first of a series)

Here's a link to the Goodreads YA Romance section, too

In what year was 'Oedipus Rex' written?

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Sophocles is the author of "Oedipus Rex" and "Antigone."

Specifically, the ancient Greek dramatist (495 B.C.E. - 405 B.C.E.) authored a huge number of plays during the fifth century B.C.E. He dealt with the story of disgraced Theban King Oedipus in three of his seven surviving plays. He wrote "Antigone" around 440 B.C.E. and "Oedipus Rex" some ten years later, around 430 B.C.E.

Example of personification in The Scarlet Ibis?

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"In May and June there was no rain and the crops withered, curled up, then died under the thirsty sun."

"...lightening was playing across half the sky and pooped"

Is aubade the form of poetry?

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I think it might be a bit too late for an answer so.....

Subcrib to my yt

Where did sense and sensibility take place?

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Sense and Sensibility was set in some time around 1805 to 1811.

We do not have dates on the settings of Jane Austen's books, except to say she was writing about people of her own time. Sense and Sensibility was published in 1811, and since Jane Austen was a very careful writer who rewrote and edited her work extensively, we can guess that the work was first envisioned years before that.

Is it true that Jacob gets Bella pregnaut?

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No, the characters that play Bella Swan (Cullen) and Edward Cullen, Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson, do not have a baby in real life. However, their characters, Bella and Edward do have a half-human and half-vampire baby, Renesmee Cullen.

Where did twilight start?

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The author first got the idea in a dream. She then wrote down the dream and slowly she finished the story. She then went back and wrote before the dream (the dream is now chapter 13) and then decided to publish it. She started writing on June 2, 2005. She finished August 29, 2005.

Can vampires and werewolves date?

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As both vampires and werewolves are purely fictitious anything is possible; they could successfully mate with a washing machine or an effervescing luminescent energy bubble. It is all in the mind of the author.

A vampire and a werewolf can mate but the result is a hybrid child that is half-vampire, half-lycan but stronger than both. If a werewolf is the father of a hybrid, then the hybrid is known as werewolf-dominant (Michael Corvin) however, if the father is a vampire then the hybrid is known as vampire-dominant (Marcus Corvinus).

Yes they can but it creates a hybrid species but the fact that the number of chromosomes are the same means that there is no X-dominant or Y-dominant problem and that they can reproduce fine and naturally.

Unfortunately, vampires and werewolves prefer to keep their distance from each other as us werewolves would end up killing our vampire partner. But if Lucian and Sonja can do it, then I think we can too.

Vampires and werewolves do not hate each other nor do they "Keep their distance from each other!" There is no basis for this.

Vampires and werewolves could mate because they are both hominid creatures.

How can you read the poem The Rope by Patricia Dobler online?

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"The Rope" can be found in Pat Dobler's first book of poetry, Talking to Strangers, and it's also in her Collected Poems, available from Autumn House Press.

What is Jacob Blacks email?

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Jacob Black isn't a real character. Taylor Launter is the person who acts out as him. You could always ask that question.

Who wrote The Witch of Black Bird Pond?

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First few chapters

Katherine (a.k.a Kit) is moving from Barbados an island to Wethersfield, a town in one of the 13 colonies. In the first chapter we find out she is on a ship, the Dolphin, sailing to the Puritan community. She meets Nat Eaton, the captain's son, who tells her they aren't very far from land. The ship lands in the town, Saybrook, and some people get off. Kit gets off just to see America. A lady, the Goodwife Cruff, and her husband and daughter, Providence, get on the ship. When they set sail, Kit notices Providence is crying because she dropped her doll in the water. Kit jumps in since she knew how to swim and gets the doll. She notices this is a mistake because no women knows how to swim here. Kit also meets a man named John who is traveling to Wethersfield to be taught by a Reverend so John can own a church. Kit is moving to Wethersfield because her Grandfather (who owned a plantation and was very rich) died. Kit decided to move in with her Aunt, Rachel Wood, and Uncle, Matthew Wood, without telling them. Kit arrives at the Wood's "boring and plain" home and knocks on the door. Aunt Rachel opens it but gets frightened because she thinks Kit is Kit's own late mother. Kit assures Rachel it is Kit and Rachel is overjoyed and lets Kit in. Kit meets her stern, Uncle Matthew, and cousins, the younger Judith, and Mercy whose leg is broken. When Kit tells them she is there to stay Matthew is outraged and goes to work.

What does the flower on the cover of new moon mean?

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There are many theories on this. One is that the petal that fell off the flower is the drop of blood from the paper cut Bella got at her party before Jasper lunged at her prompting the Cullens to leave, and the blossoming flower is her blossoming relationship with Jacob. Another theory is that the flower is wilting which means Bella is dying inside because Edward left. I went searching for this answer at Stephenie Meyer's website, she had no control over the cover, it was somthing that the publishing company did, but the name New Moon is because a new moon is the darkest of dark nights and the events in New Moon were the darkest times in Bella's life.

Some examples of dramatic poetry?

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THE DREAM CALLED LIFE

by: Pedro Calderón de la Barca (1600-1681)

DREAM it was in which I found myself.

And you that hail me now, then hailed me king,

In a brave palace that was all my own,

Within, and all without it, mine; until,

Drunk with excess of majesty and pride,

Methought I towered so big and swelled so wide

That of myself I burst the glittering bubble

Which my ambition had about me blown

And all again was darkness. Such a dream

As this, in which I may be walking now,

Dispensing solemn justice to you shadows,

Who make believe to listen; but anon

Kings, princes, captains, warriors, plume and steel,

Ay, even with all your airy theatre,

May flit into the air you seem to rend

With acclamations, leaving me to wake

In the dark tower; or dreaming that I wake

From this that waking is; or this and that,

Both waking and both dreaming; such a doubt

Confounds and clouds our mortal life about.

But whether wake or dreaming, this I know

How dreamwise human glories come and go;

Whose momentary tenure not to break,

Walking as one who knows he soon may wake,

So fairly carry the full cup, so well

Disordered insolence and passion quell,

That there be nothing after to upbraid

Dreamer or doer in the part he played;

Whether tomorrow's dawn shall break the spell,

Or the last trumpet of the Eternal Day,

When dreaming, with the night, shall pass away

"The Law of The Jungle." By Rudyard Kipling

Now this is the Law of the Jungle --

as old and as true as the sky;

And the Wolf that shall keep it may prosper,

but the Wolf that shall break it must die.

As the creeper that girdles the tree-trunk

the Law runneth forward and back --

For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf,

and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack.

Wash daily from nose-tip to tail-tip;

drink deeply, but never too deep;

And remember the night is for hunting,

and forget not the day is for sleep.

The Jackal may follow the Tiger,

but, Cub, when thy whiskers are grown,

Remember the Wolf is a Hunter --

go forth and get food of thine own.

Keep peace withe Lords of the Jungle --

the Tiger, the Panther, and Bear.

And trouble not Hathi the Silent,

and mock not the Boar in his lair.

When Pack meets with Pack in the Jungle,

and neither will go from the trail,

Lie down till the leaders have spoken --

it may be fair words shall prevail.

When ye fight with a Wolf of the Pack,

ye must fight him alone and afar,

Lest others take part in the quarrel,

and the Pack be diminished by war.

The Lair of the Wolf is his refuge,

and where he has made him his home,

Not even the Head Wolf may enter,

not even the Council may come.

The Lair of the Wolf is his refuge,

but where he has digged it too plain,

The Council shall send him a message,

and so he shall change it again.

If ye kill before midnight, be silent,

and wake not the woods with your bay,

Lest ye frighten the deer from the crop,

and your brothers go empty away.

Ye may kill for yourselves, and your mates,

and your cubs as they need, and ye can;

But kill not for pleasure of killing,

and seven times never kill Man!

If ye plunder his Kill from a weaker,

devour not all in thy pride;

Pack-Right is the right of the meanest;

so leave him the head and the hide.

The Kill of the Pack is the meat of the Pack.

Ye must eat where it lies;

And no one may carry away of that meat to his lair,

or he dies.

The Kill of the Wolf is the meat of the Wolf.

He may do what he will;

But, till he has given permission,

the Pack may not eat of that Kill.

Cub-Right is the right of the Yearling.

From all of his Pack he may claim

Full-gorge when the killer has eaten;

and none may refuse him the same.

Lair-Right is the right of the Mother.

From all of her year she may claim

One haunch of each kill for her litter,

and none may deny her the same.

Cave-Right is the right of the Father --

to hunt by himself for his own:

He is freed of all calls to the Pack;

he is judged by the Council alone.

Because of his age and his cunning,

because of his gripe and his paw,

In all that the Law leaveth open,

the word of your Head Wolf is Law.

Now these are the Laws of the Jungle,

and many and mighty are they;

But the head and the hoof of the Law

and the haunch and the hump is -- Obey!

What message does the author convey in breaking dawn?

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Here's the basics. Bella and Edward get married. They go on their honey moon and Bella gets pregnant. (The book switches to Jacob's point of view). The pack finds out that Bella is pregnant and decide they must take down the Cullens and kill Bella and the "baby". Jacob, Seth and Leah break away from the pack to go warn and defend the Cullens. Bella starts to drink blood for the "baby", drops a cup on the floor, bends over to get it and the placenta cracks. Edward delivers the "baby" girl and him and Bella decide to call her Renesmee. Bella is now practically dead. Edward injects his venom in her heart and she turns into a vampire. (The book switches back to Bella's point of view). Bella is now stunningly beautiful, strong, graceful and fast. While on her first hunt with Edward she comes across a human scent. Being a newborn and all her instincts should have kicked in and taken over but she resists the urge and runs away. This astounded everyone because she should not have that level of self control yet. Bella is aloud to see her daughter now, who is growing at an accelerated rate. She then learns that Jacob has imprinted on Renesmee and attacks him. Seth steps in and is mildly injured. The Volturi find out about Renesmee and decide they must destroy her and the Cullens. This is because they assume that the Cullens have produced a forbidden immortal child. Alice and Jasper leave the Cullens because they know they will die if they stay. The Cullens decide that the only way they can get The Volturi to stop and listen long enough to explain is to have people to vouch for them. Nomad, vegetarian, and clans of vampires arrive on the Cullen's land, after the family begins seeking out their friends to help with the Volturi. Nearly all take a liking to Renesemee and agree to bear witness to the Volturi that she is not an immortal child. Bella then finds out that she has a power. She can form a sort of bubble around people to protect them from some vampires powers. The Volturi arrive and after being proved wrong about Renesmee, decide that she might still be a threat for the future and attack. Bella secretly uses her power against Jane and Alec in particular. Just as it looks like the Cullens and their friends might lose, enter Alice and Jasper, with proof that other children like Renesmee exist. She brings one of these children from the Amazon, now an adult, and the Volturi are forced to withdraw. The book ends with everyone getting their happy ending. Bella and Edward have to come up with the story that they "adopted" Renesmee from his blood related brother, who tragically died". The book is very open ended, maybe leaving room for another book in the future?

Where can you download afrikaans books for free?

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You can find free books down below that says "Related Links and Sources".

What is Nora Roberts' real name?

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J.D. Robb,Sarah Hardesty and Jill March.

How long was Hester Prynne in jail?

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It was not specified. However her other punishments, being forced to stand on the scaffold and be glared at for hours by the judging members of the area was specifically recollected by Hawthorne.

Who Sujeewa prasanna arachchi?

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Sujeewa prasanna arachchi is a famous writer in Sri lanka. He is really good writer. He wrote many novels and news papers in srilanka such as Boda midum , Senehasa dukak , Sindur , Mahamewna , and etc. and he wrote many news papers such as bawana , Nirmala , Sami , Wasana , and etc. And he is wrote English teaching books also. Such as English guru , English sir and etc. He is a real good writer in Sri lanka. And his wife is Madhara waduge. and he has two dauters. Those are Devmini prasanna arachchi and Bandhana prasanna arachchi.And he has a book shop in Nugegoda in colombo called ''Sammana Book Shop''.