David Korban is a PhD student of archeology following in the footsteps of his famous father. David is invited to accompany an expedition led by his father to recover the long-lost Ark of Noah and return it to the states where an unusual museum is currently under construction; one backed by big money and with political overtones. The Mountain of Ararat is called Agri Dagh or "Mountain of Pain" by the local Armenian community whose history is richly intertwined in the Ark's history. Several locals are used by the recovery team as guides and David becomes close to two of them. The mountain scenes are exciting and breath-taking, the story full of plot turns and twists. The story of a worldwide flood permeates all of the peoples of the earth regardless of their backgrounds. Could the story really be true? If David, his father and the recovery team can get the Ark back to the states, it could change the way the world views much of history and the origins of humankind.

A century ago, a little known writer named Mark Twain wrote a silly novella called Extracts from Adam's Diary. It imagined the recorded daily life of the first man. Two years later, Mr. Twain's wife passed away, and he wrote a melancholy follow-up with Eve as the imagined diarist. Together, these stories were published as The Diaries of Adam & Eve. A century later, a well known writer named Martin Bodek enjoyed the books, discovered that Twain left the concept for another to pick up where he left off, and decided to give it a try. Yes, he's that arrogant, he's written a sequel for Mark Twain.

A classic Bible story retold with beautiful illustrations in a large landscape format, perfect for reading aloud. The Bible story of Noah's Ark is told in a simple but exciting style in this elegant, beautifully illustrated board book. This extra-large format story book is a perfect size for sharing with young children, and makes an ideal gift. The book also features a note for parents, to help them get the most out of the story. In this story with a moral, God tells Noah to build a boat big enough to fit his family--plus two of every kind of animal! Then God floods the Earth. Find out what happens to Noah and the animals on the ark.

A long time ago, the people of the world were not treating each other kindly. God was very sad, and so he decided to send a flood to cover the entire world. However, one man, Noah, and his family were very good people, so God told Noah to build a big boat and to gather two of every kind of animal to be kept safe in the boat when the floor arrived. Noah did as God commanded and soon he, his family, and all the animals were drifting in the flood waters. After many weeks of waiting, the flood went away and Noah, his family, and the animals were able to again return to land. God set a rainbow in the sky, promising Noah that he would never again flood the earth. Share this remarkable and classic Bible story with young ones with this delightful new picture book. With stunning art by Helen Dardik, and simplified text for little readers, The Story of Noah's Ark is sure to become a favorite for families.

Here come the animals, two by two! Soon Noah's ark will be ready to take to the water in this charming retelling of the well-loved Bible story, with beautiful illustrations by Ag Jatkowska throughout.

Jan Brett's intricate illustrations make a stunning picture book of a favorite story--this time featuring Noah's granddaughter. As the floodwaters rise, she helps take the animals onto the ark and get them settled down. But it's not easy when giraffes are sleeping next to pandas and lions are curled up with turkeys. Finally the gentle rocking of the ark lulls them all to sleep until the waters recede and Grandpa Noah, his family, and all the animals leave the ark. This simple telling, combined with extraordinary illustrations of every animal imaginable, makes On Noah's Ark perfect for young and old.