Sam Foster Livres

This title revitalizes Latin for modern use, showing that it's not just a "dead language." It connects ancient terms to contemporary topics like Sat Nav, MySpace, plastic surgery, and binge drinking, making Latin relevant for today's conversations.

A collection of 40 beloved traditional nursery rhymes, revealing their true meanings and surprising origins, providing a nostalgic journey and insights into English history and language.

The book explores the tension between liberty and virtue during America's transition from wilderness to civilization. It highlights the contrasting approaches of individuals who adhered to societal rules versus those who forged their own paths, illustrating how this conflict shaped the nation’s identity. Through these narratives, the author delves into the foundational struggles that defined the emerging American character and the complexities of freedom in a developing society.

The narrative centers on a monumental clash of civilizations, highlighting the intense rivalry between two formidable leaders. Their conflict not only shapes their own destinies but also has far-reaching consequences that affect future generations. The story delves into themes of power, legacy, and the enduring impact of leadership decisions on societal evolution.

In a city divided, a young woman named Sam steps into the role of Bishop after Keons, her mentor. As she grapples with her father's identity as the Banditos' leader, she faces a moral dilemma that could lead to the city's downfall. The crumbling strength of Dema parallels her own struggle for power, revealing that her actions may ultimately threaten her existence. The narrative explores themes of loyalty, identity, and the consequences of betrayal within a fractured society.