From the website:
Advertised as "World's Greatest Collection of Strange & Secret Photographs" and marketed mainly to overheated adolescents (see the 1942 Keen ad, left), it consists of nothing but photos and captions with no further exposition. This was not a book published to educate (despite appearing on some public library's shelves), but to titillate (literally)— it's emphasis was on the female form ("Female Beauty Round the World") and fashion, and it featured as many National-Geographic-style native breasts as possible. But anything lurid, weird, or just plain unusual is fair game. This was a book to gawk at by flashlight under the bedcovers.
Secret Museum
Unfortunately, there are only three Ana and Din mysteries
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Having finished The Tainted Cup, I immediately dove into the next Ana and
Din novel by Robert Jackson Bennett. I also finished the third in the
series. N...
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