One of the rarest fiction works with food as the theme, Hunger Games attracts all foodies out there. Although good food is available only for the dwellers in the Capitol, we find a variety of food in the popular fiction. There are many dishes which are not so edible from the novel, but we used our gastronomic skills to make them super-appetizing.

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Psychotherapy across distance and time, from Freud's treatments by mail to crisis hotlines, radio call-ins, chatbots, and Zoom sessions.

The DC superheroes are all-time favorite Movies and TV series around the globe. The word DC stands for Detective Comics. All the superheroes are introduced by a start from the comic series to know that how much fame the character gets. Every superhero introduced to the world is always fighting for a noble cause to preach to the viewers about humanity and how to help others. The DC Comics was founded by The Warner Brothers in 1934 in the united states. At the very start, the book gained a lot of prominence in society by every child and the elders. All the initial comic books that were the very starting editions are now sold at very high rates, and even those are collectible items sold at huge profits. Not everyone can afford those collectible items.

Put your safety goggles on and enter the fascinating world of science with this visually stunning encyclopedia.

Unsure what to eat? Don't worry, "Street food recipes with divergent" is here to help you quench your hunger. This cookbook has 30 mouth-watering and exciting Street food fusion dishes.

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Collects Shang-Chi (2020) #1-5.

" The Romans is currently the best textbook on Roman history available in English."--Walter Scheidel, Stanford University

From acclaimed, New York Times best-selling author Mary Roach comes the complete collection of her "My Planet" articles published in Reader's Digest. She was a hit columnist in the magazine, and this book features the articles she wrote in that time. Insightful and hilarious, Mary explores the ins and outs of the modern world: marriage, friends, family, food, technology, customer service, dental floss, and ants-she leaves no element of the American experience unchecked for its inherent paradoxes, pleasures, and foibles.