- The City of
Ember is a post-apocalyptic
novel by
American writer Jeanne Du
Prau that was
published in 2003. The
story is set in Ember, an
underground city...
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Southeast Asia, the term proa may also
sometimes be used, but the
terms perahu,
prau, prahu,
paraw and prow are more common.
These differ from the
Pacific proas...
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Sebastian Praus (born 31
August 1980 in Dresden) is a
German short-track speed-skater.
Praus competed at the 2006 and 2010
Winter Olympics for Germany...
-
fantasy adventure film
based on the 2003
novel The City of
Ember by
Jeanne Du
Prau.
Directed by Gil
Kenan in his live-action
directorial debut, the film stars...
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Jeanne Du
Prau (born 1944 in San Francisco, California) is an
American writer, best
known for The
Books of Ember, a
series of
science fiction novels for...
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washing is
performed on this day and
floors are plastered. This is
called Prau lagana. In the
evening people enjoy fairs which are
organised for
three days...
- is a post-apocalyptic
science fiction novel by
American writer Jeanne Du
Prau,
published in 2004. It is the
second "Book of Ember" in the series, and a...
- The
Prophet of
Yonwood is an
apocalyptic science fiction novel by
Jeanne Du
Prau that was
published in 2006. It is the
third "Book of Ember" of the series...
- is a post-apocalyptic
science fiction novel by
American writer Jeanne Du
Prau,
published in 2008. The
novel is the
fourth "Book of Ember" and was released...
- the Loire-Atlantique department. The chef Clémence
Lefeuvre (née Clémence
Prau)
invented beurre blanc,
apparently by accident,
sometime around the beginning...
