This edition includes 10 illustrations. Allegory holds an exalted position in the history of English literature, with works like Edmund Spenser’s The Faerie Queene receiving the lion’s share of attention. Yet John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress is considered by many Christians to be required reading, second only to the Bible, and the story’s simple language – a far cry from the flowery, complex verse of earlier writers – lends itself to the straightforward tale of Christian, an everyman with whom the reader is meant to identify, as he journeys from the City of Destruction to salvation, encountering trials and tribulations but eventually reaching the Celestial City.
Sienna has a bit of a problem. She’s a vampire by day and human by night. And it’s just as confusing as it sounds. Does the Daywalker have what it takes to take down some of the world’s most feared and powerful vampires? Get this complete series boxed set to find out! --- What do you call a vampire by day, a human by night? Confused? That makes two of us! Sunlight is a little p...
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