Watts Libri

This reprint of a historical book, originally published in 1859, aims to preserve and provide access to classic literature. While the reprint may exhibit some missing pages or lower quality due to its age, it serves as an important resource for those interested in historical texts. The publishing house, Anatiposi, focuses on making these works available to ensure they remain part of the public domain.

Originally published in 1972 Diversity and Choice in Higher Education focuses on the diversity of institutions and the corresponding notion that students should be allowed to choose freely between them, regardless of distance from home. The book includes an exhaustive assessment of relevant research evidence, not only from Britain but also from the United States and other countries. The author examines such topics as the amount of diversity and choice permitted in the higher education systems of different countries, the extent to which the British system is diversified and the way in which students are distributed within it. He also explores certain hypotheses relating to the way pupils make their choice, examines critically the concept of matching students to institutions and discusses alternative models of student distribution.

I'm going to give presents to animals all over the world!' Her friend Sebastian tells her not to bother. Christmas is not for animals,' he says. But with the help of her farmyard friends, Samantha sets out to prove that Christmas is for everyone. A joyous tale of giving and sharing from two award-winning Australian creators.

Peter Collins, disappeared without trace a week before 9/11. On September 5, 2016, fifteen years later, an unknown person stumbles through an NSA time vortex by mistake; Peter Collins had resurfaced. He finds that his wife, Marie, has remarried. Ashley, his daughter, is now twenty-seven, but worst of all, his two twin boys, Tom and Jake, only ten years of age, perished at the World Trade Center. He meets a woman called Heather Lombard who helps him get back on his feet. But he discovers the CIA has a contract out on him, and everyone he has come in contact with since arriving in 2016. The body count starts to rise as good friends die around him. NSA special agent, Doug McClean, wants to send him back to 2001, so he can regain his life as it was, but he has to find him first, and a deadly game of cat and mouse ensues with the CIA. Will Peter get the chance to go back and regain the fifteen years he has lost and save Tom and Jake from 9/11? Or will he be stuck in 2016. Can the future be changed? Or are all our futures set? It's all A Matter of Time.

Born Andromeda, the action-packed YA debut from K.M. Watts, is perfect for fans of Aurora Rising, Daughter of the Pirate King, and Crown Chasers. Being eighteen is difficult, especially when you're a cyborg and heir to the entire kingdom of the Moon. Disillusioned with royal life, Princess Andromeda dreams of nothing but freedom and adventure outside the protective dome of royalty. But when her parents arrange her marriage to an Earthen prince, she is forced to put her kingdom before her dreams of independence. While traveling to Earth, Andromeda's ship is attacked by galactic pirates led by her father's sworn enemy, the Lord Captain Bran. Taken prisoner, Andromeda realizes that her captors are unaware of her true identity and sees an opportunity: To best her enemies, she may have to join them.

When wickedness is confronted by righteousness, it is often difficult to tell them apart. Seventeenth century Europe has been ravaged by war for almost thirty years. The people are broken, starving, and riven by disease. Out of the devastation and their desperation for somewhere to lay the blame comes the terror of the witch persecutions. Udo Beck is a soldier who has survived a battle that he vows will be his last. Learning of the fortunes being made by witch confessors, he decides where his future lies - a decision that will change his very humanity and the lives of those around him. In the German state of Saxony, an outbreak of a horrific contagion is blamed on witchcraft, and the zealotry of an ambitious Bishop brings terror throughout the state. Disparate and memorable characters are brought together on the forested slopes of the Harz mountains where each must confront their own iniquities as their lives are seized by events and forces beyond their control. From England, from the frozen shores of the Baltic, and from the blue limpid waters of the Caribbean, The Worms in Fools' Fingers is an historical adventure - a tale of ambition, greed, and betrayal that destroys lives and families, and renders formerly unbreakable friendships asunder.