tibet (china)

Conway, one of four people whose plane crashed while they were fleeing a civil war in a foreign land, is rescued along with the rest of his group by a mysterious Chinese man who takes them to safety in Shangri-la, a land of peace and beauty where they are offered near immortality on the condition that they never leave.

The autobiography of the Dalai Lama who won the 1989 Nobel Peace Prize.

Juan Cabrillo takes on two of the most dangerous nations on Earth to help a man of peace return to his home.

An overview of Tibet that covers its environment, plants and animals, history, government, industries, agriculture, religions, culture, and lifestyles and includes a time line, further resource list, fast facts, and approximately one hundred color photos.

Oz, who is a werewolf, travels to Tibet to seek the wisdom of a monk who might be able to help him control the beast within himself.

Tenzin, a Tibetan boy known for his wisdom and empathy toward animals, nurses a wounded musk deer back to health and learns that sometimes love means letting go.

Examines the long and distinguished history of Tibet and its controversial relationship with China, from which the small country remains distinct in culture, language and religion.

Recounts the findings of a series of British expeditions into Tibet recounting the unveiling of Tibet, the discovery of Lhasa, ancient ceremonies and customs, and the people of the region.