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Yet Night Riders aren’t heroes, and one broken and dangerous man cannot restore a conquered nation alone. He and his fellow Night Riders know they fight a losing battle against impossible odds—Olor gets stronger every day, and more Night Riders die.
Night Rider provides chapters on physical and mental training (mostly “visualize yourself as the person you want to be" type techniques) a chapter on selecting an effective “uniform,” a chapter on weapons- mostly talking about different ninja weapons; nunchucks, bo, sai, tonfa, manriki-gusari, etc.
Night Rider is not a comfortable novel to read, as there’s not much to hold onto, but as a portrait of what comes of a spirit of diffidence and ambivalence, when it falls sway to men of wrong-headed conviction, it is painfully convincing.
9 cze 2022 · Book covers offer the first glimpse into the content of a given text. That first glimpse can be the sole deciding factor in determining whether the potential readers pick up the book or not. Children’s books, for example, entice their young target audience with colors, typefaces, and images.
Night Rider opens with a description of the people who have come to the small town of Bardsville, Kentucky, for the rally being held to organize the "Association of Growers of Dark Fired Tobacco." It is the summer of 1904, and Warren depicts the scene with much historical accuracy. In the novel,
6 paź 2011 · NIGHT RIDER. by Robert Penn Warren ‧ RELEASE DATE: March 7, 1939. Here's a book that may prove important from the angle of critical acclaim but that will scarcely class as popular in its appeal. Warren is well known as critic, poet and editor of the Southern Review.
1 paź 2012 · COPY ISBN. K-Gr 2–This rather strange, otherworldly wordless picture book features a cartoonish-looking frog and mouse who go exploring on their bike in the middle of the night. The ride takes them through odd-looking forests, down under the ground, and into the ocean.
