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The Mask of the King
by Yang Jwing-MingFour traditional Chinese stories for children: The Mask of the King, A Blessing in Disguise, The Poison of Love, and The Thief and the Bell.
The Master Stroke
by Elizabeth GageA tale of greed, passion, incest and revenge set during the early days of computer technology in the 1950s.
The Master of the Rings: Inside the World of J.R.R. Tolkien
by Susan AngThis is a concise, clear, explanation of a wealth of background information and the content of, "The Hobbit," and " The Lord of the Rings." It contains a biography of Tolkien's life detailing both his actions and the development of his concept of Middle-earth. Susan Ang chronicles the publication, popularity, criticism, analysis and influence of these books. chapters dedicated to the history, things, people and places of Middle-earth form a concise reference. A bibliography informs the reader of a wealth of additional material by and about Tolkien. The index makes it easy to quickly track down meanings, facts and trivia. "The Master of the Rings," inside the world of J. R. R. Tolkien is a good place to start for those beginning the journey to a more in depth acquaintance with Tolkien's gripping, beautiful, and unforgettable epic, telling of an evil ring, from its making to its destruction.
The Masters
by C. P. SnowThe ancient rituals of Cambridge are brought to life as the intricate maneuvers of scholars are dramatized in the election of a new Master.
The Matchmaker's Apprentice (The Matchmaker Series, Book #1)
by Karen Toller WhittenburgAinsley Danville's got only one thing on her mind - proving her genius for sniffing out soul mates, so she sets up Dr. Ivan Donovan with her sister.
The Matchmaker's Plan (The Matchmaker Series, Book #3)
by Karen Toller WhittenburgThere's instant chemistry between Ainsley Danville's brother Matt and her friend Peyton but it was just a one-night fling.
The Matchmaker's Sister (The Matchmaker Series, Book #2)
by Karen Toller WhittenburgAinsley Danville is determined to find a man who will make her sister Miranda part of a perfect pair.
The Meaning of the Dead Sea Scrolls
by A. Powell DaviesThe astounding story of the Dead Sea Scrolls with a scholarly interpretation of their relationship to the Holy Scriptures and the origin of Christianity.
The Medicine Show: Consumer Union's Practical Guide to some Everyday Health Problems and Health Products
by The Editors of Consumer ReportsMedical advice on common health problems, facts about popular brand-name remedies, advice on buying prescription drugs, choosing a doctor and a hospital, what to have (and not have) in your medicine cabinet
The Memory of Eva Ryker
by Donald A. StanwoodEva Ryker was ten years old when the Titanic sank, and Eva's life was forever changed. Now, because of a chance meeting thirty years later, journalist Norman Hall delves into the mystery.
The Messenger
by Mona WilliamsThey came to the island looking for an unspoiled paradise. What they discovered was something terrifyingly different.
The Microwave Cookbook
by The Editors at General ElectricRecipes for microwaving appetizers, soups, stews, meats, poultry, fish, seafood, eggs, cheese, sauces, vegetables, pastas, desserts, and breads. Also contains charts for defrosting foods, roasting meats, microwaving vegetables, heating and reheating foods.
The Microwave Master
by Donovan Jon FandreRecipes for appetizers, soups, salads, rice, pasta, seafood, poultry, beef, pork, lamb, vegetables, desserts - all using your microwave oven.
The Midnight Mystery
by Betty Ren WrightIf only Rosie's mother hadn't bought the old man's wardrobe ... If only Rosie's father didn't have to go to Milwaukee for his job ... If only Rosie had ten fingers ... If only the "Dance of the Dinosaurs" could be a march ...
The Mini Rubber Duckie Book
by Jodie DavisThe enigmatic history of rubber duckies as well as how they assist scientists, how they race for charity, how to set up a rubber duckie collection, and tips on duckie hygiene
The Miracle of Freedom: Seven Tipping Points That Saved the World
by Chris Stewart Ted T. Stewart"How unusual is it, really, in the history of all known human experience, to enjoy the blessing of living free?" The answer may surprise you. In The Miracle of Freedom, Chris and Ted Stewart make a strong case that fewer than 5 percent of all people who have ever lived on the earth have lived under conditions that we could consider "free." So where did freedom come from, and how are we fortunate enough to experience it in our day? "A deeper look at the human record," write the authors, "reveals a series of critical events, obvious forks in the road leading to very different outcomes, that resulted in this extraordinary period in which we live." They identify and discuss seven decisive tipping points: 1. The defeat of the Assyrians in their quest to destroy the kingdom of Judah. 2. The victory of the Greeks over the Persians at Thermopylae and Salamis. 3. Roman Emperor Constantine's conversion to Christianity. 4. The defeat of the armies of Islam at Poitiers. 5. The failure of the Mongols in their effort to conquer Europe. 6. The discovery of the New World. 7. The Battle of Britain in World War II. The journey to freedom has been thousands of years long. Now that it has found its place in the world, the question for those of us who experience its benefits is simply this: Will we work to preserve the miracle of freedom that we enjoy today?
The Missing Maple Syrup Sap Mystery
by Gail GibbonsMr. and Mrs. Maplewood try to find out who is stealing the maple sap syrup they are gathering to make maple syrup.
The Molecule Men
by Fred Hoyle Geoffrey HoyleTwo novels, The Molecule Men and The Monster of Loch Ness, by the father and son astronomer team.
The Monkey Thief
by Aileen Kilgore HendersonWhile visiting his uncle in a Costa Rican rain forest, Steve meets a monkey which he wants to tame and a smuggler who forces him to some very responsible decisions.
The Monsters Next Door (The Bailey City Monsters #1)
by Debbie Dadey Marcia Thornton JonesBailey City has some weird grown-ups. It's the perfect place for spooky Hauntly Manor Inn. Could Dracula, a mad scientist, and Frankenstein's monster be living there?
The Moon Under Her Feet
by Clysta KinstlerFictional feminist history of Jesus Christ and Biblical events, from the point of view of Mary Magdalene.
The Morpheus Factor (Stargate SG-1)
by Ashley McconnellThe SG-1 team encounters a race of seemingly friendly natives on a hospitable world, but soon they all start hallucinating...
The Morphodite
by M. A. FosterTheir ultra-conservative world was isolated and opposed to change. The police made a secret weapon, the Morphodite, which could detect any conspiracy. But it had one defect... it could think for itself, and its thoughts were total subversion.