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It was a magical time of wicked kings and monsters. This second book takes Asim and his brave warriors on an epic journey, as they cross the lands to help those less fortunate, those not able to help themselves. This time, they are on a journey to Ghant to help two tribes; plagued by robbers; who kill not only elephants to steal their ivory tusks; but the tribesmen guarding them too. The author takes you on an extraordinary journey, where you will encounter strange people, places, wizards, witches, and dragons along the way. Go with Asim and his friends on this fun packed but perilous journey through the mountains, forests, and villages as they put their lives on the line to try and end this ever-growing plight.

Asim and his warriors, are on the hunt for the magical chalice of Muru, faced with many fun filled but perilous situations on their journey, from being ship wrecked on an isolated island, fighting Tropes and a volcano. To facing a village cursed with Ghost riders, finding a forest filled with Spiders, Faries, and Spriggs to slow them down. When finding themselves locked down in a battle with witches, who want to kill them. moving on to the wilderness where Lance has to fight a female gang leader, and then a treacherous trip into the mountains, finding ice pirates, and a deadly warlock. Before they confront and fight giant cyclops, to reach the unfriendly village of Myru in search of the chalice.

When Princess BriAnna becomes hopelessly despondent, her ancient kingdom of Hadsa shares in her despair. Her search for happiness leads only to further disappointment until one unlikely morning, she encounters an unusual "gardener" working in the gardens of the kingdom. With the help of this old gardener and a small brown bird, BriAnna discovers the secret of happiness through the writings of an ancient ruler and scholar.

Street racing is now regarded as a highly illicit and dangerous activity, but this was not always the case. For as long as there have been cars, there''s been racing, and a lot of acceleration contests took place on public roads. The car owner/drivers were not only competing for pride, but typically there was some kind of cash wager involved. For this reason, it became popular in the 1950s for some enterprising street racers to disguise or hide the true potential hidden within their cars. Taken to its extreme, a very fast car could appear completely unmodified. Such cars were called ''Sleepers, '' since their appearance would lull you to sleep until they passed you at full speed. The art of building a successful sleeper has varied over the decades as styles and times have changed. One fact that remains constant is that the car''s appearance belies its performance potential. In "Street Sleepers," the secrets are exposed and the owners and builders of some of America''s quickest street machines share their deceptive art. Outstanding photography and in-depth owner interviews tell the tale, and even engine specifications and quarter-mile track times are shared. There was a time when such things were well-guarded secrets, but this book truly exposes all the tricks! For anyone who''s ever dreamt of building a great sleeper, or has been relieved of some cash by betting against one, this book is a must-have. Countless tales have been told about some secret speed trick or hidden power in an otherwise sedate-looking vehicle, but Street Sleepers is lined with true stories of real cars that live up to the grand hot rodder''s tradition of deceptively fast cars. The photos in this edition are black and white.