<p>Pristine, white snow shrouds evil things that revel in the longest, darkest night of the year. A fresh waft of peppermint brightens a monster’s foul breath. World weary ghosts have only until dawn to seek their retribution. The wind howls through the trees, or is that a choir of unearthly voices? “O Horrid Night” revives the tradition of telling ghost stories on Christmas Eve, when it is said that the barrier between the living and the dead is thinnest, and spirits may walk the earth. Such tales were in vogue in Victorian England (remember good old Jacob Marley), but the origins of the tradition stretch back in time, in celebrations of the Winter Solstice, Yule, and Sol Invictus. Gather your friends and loved ones together, get cozy with warm drinks or a roaring fire, and give them the gift of a spine-chilling ancient holiday tradition.</p>

O Horrid Night: Chilling Holiday Tales for the Black-Hearted

Literature & Fiction

Newberry, Amber

Clark, Corinne

Olson, Kenneth E.

Hamilton, Casey E.

Wetmore, Kevin

Christy, Brad P.

Dalton, Jassamy

DeLuca, M.R.

Cox, Sammi

Genre Fiction

FunDead Publications

A Concise Guide to Horses (Pocket Guides)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pets & Animal Care

Parragon Book Service Ltd.

<p>In the equine world, the different breeds are not as well defined as they are in some other animals, partly because the horse has a much longer gestation period so it takes a greater stretch of time to develop clearly defined characteristics. In addition, horses have not been intensively bred for very long - most stud books are less than 100 years old. The breeds of horse fit into three main groups - ponies, light horses, and heavy horses - and in addition there are types, which can be any breed but are particularly suitable for a defined purpose. This book is arranged into four sections, and within the three groups the breeds are then listed by area of the world, then by country. The types of horse are covered at the end. A short introductory section covers horses in mythology and explains some of the main terms used to classify a horse, such as blood temperature, coat color, and markings. A useful glossary at the end explains many of the technical terms that may be used when describing a horse.</p>

A Pocket Guide To Horses and Ponies: An Illustrated Guide to Horse Breeds

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Parragon, Inc.

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