[Read by Simon Vance]A retelling of the Christmas Story in a way you've never heard it before.The fable of a donkey who carries a mother and child safely to Egypt.The tale of a widow who dislikes people until she meets a strangerFrom the most popular writer of all time comes a treasured collection of short stories and poems celebrating the holiday season.This special edition also contains a wealth of Agatha Christie rarities -- not only all the stories, poems, and illustrations from her long out-of-print book ''Star over Bethlehem'' (1965) but also a reproduction of all her rare poetry from the two collections ''The Road of Dreams'' (1924) and ''Poems'' (1973).

Star over Bethlehem

Agatha, Christie

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<p>Two friends, one blind, the other an experienced mountaineer tell of their great adventure in Nepal.</p>

The Windhorse

BROOK, Elaine

Donnelly, Julie

In the violent world of professional football no one plays the game with more vigor...and violence...than Jack Tatum and the Oakland Raiders. He hits people with pile driver force. Running backs and pass receivers shudder with expectation as the charging free safety crashes into them. Surprisingly, Jack Tatum is a gentle man off the gridiron. Though he loves the combat, he hates the injuries that result, some permanently, and he has been responsible for his share. He also hates the cheap shot.  Tatum says enforce the rules...cut down the injuries and allow the game to be played with some degree of civilized behavior. This is the only sport, except for boxing and hockey, where everyone is inevitably injured because the rules don't provide for adequate safety.  The classic combat of the gridiron began for Tatum, an under-privileged kid, in Passaic, New Jersey, where he became just about the most celebrated football player that area of the country had every produced.  Tatum makes no apologies for his roughness; but he says the wold picture and was strongly moved by the terrible accident which paralyzed Darryl Stingley after Tatum hit him in a pres-season game.  In the book, Tatum evaluates the players, especially the quarterbacks, the coaches, his teammates, the fans and the total ambiance of the football experience in a hardhitting colorful style.

They Call Me Assassin

Jack Tatum

Bill Kushner

Safe Riding

Mitch Williamson

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