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Robbie has a busy schedule going to school, working on his go-kart, and maintaining his mental and physical health, all while dealing with the loss of his mother. Unknown to him, his mom is cheering him on as a guardian angel throughout his experiences
Robbie has a busy schedule going to school, working on his go-kart, and maintaining his mental and physical health, all while dealing with the loss of his mother. Unknown to him, his mom is cheering him on as a guardian angel throughout his experiences
A Wonderful Retelling Seamlessly Merging History and LegendEngland, 1154-1194: A kingdom under assault.A conspiracy born of anarchy.A hero standing against tyranny.Falsely convicted of a shocking crime, Robin Fitzooth, the Earl of Huntingdon, finds refuge in Sherwood Forest and becomes Robin Hood.Leading a band of men against the injustices of a malevolent sheriff and his henchmen, Robin begins to unravel a web of treachery threatening the English royal family.As shadowy forces gather to destroy the future of a nation, Robin faces deceit, betrayal, and the ravages of war as he defends his king, his country, his people, and the woman he loves from a conspiracy so diabolical, so unexpected, that the course of history hangs in the balance.From the mists of an ancient woodland, to lavish royal courts teeming with intrigue, to the exotic shores of the Holy Land - Robin Hood leads the fight in a battle between good and evil, justice and tyranny, the future and the past.Part one of an exciting three-part retelling of the Robin Hood legend Now Available: Book 2, Robin Hood's WidowBook 3, Robin Hood's ReturnFrom the Publisher: Readers with a passion for history will appreciate the authors' historical detail and accuracy. Fans of Sharon Kay Penman, Alison Weir, Elizabeth Chadwick, and Tamara Leigh will enjoy this medieval trilogy.
A Wonderful Retelling Seamlessly Merging History and LegendEngland, 1154-1194: A kingdom under assault.A conspiracy born of anarchy.A hero standing against tyranny.Robin's duty to his king sends him on an odyssey that will unfold from the streets of Paris to the banks of the Danube. From incredible triumphs on the battlefields of the Crusade, to harrowing sea voyages, to a desperate dash across the frozen landscape of Central Europe, Robin Hood must ensure that King Richard safely returns to England.Meanwhile, the outlaws of Sherwood Forest rise again under a new leader - and she is unwavering in her pursuit of justice against the tyranny of Sheriff de Argentan. Marian endures the heartbreak of widowhood only to find strength and purpose as she leads a small band of devoted men in her quest for vengeance while she protects Robin's legacy.Sir Guy of Gisborne, tormented by his conscience and enslaved by the sheriff, faces the wraith-like fury of the woman he once loved. How do you find forgiveness when you have committed an unforgivable crime? He must attempt a daunting journey of redemption, while finding inspiration from an unexpected source.And through it all, Robin, Marian, and Guy are entangled in a web of treachery spun by the King of France and his sinister advisor, Montlh ry, as the plot to dismantle the Angevin Empire and take the throne of England from the Plantagenets boldly continues.Part two of an exciting three-part retelling of the Robin Hood legend Book 3, Robin Hood's Return, now availableFrom the Publisher: Readers with a passion for history will appreciate the authors' historical detail and accuracy. Fans of Sharon Kay Penman, Alison Weir, Elizabeth Chadwick, and Tamara Leigh will enjoy this medieval trilogy.
A Wonderful Retelling Seamlessly Merging History and LegendEngland, 1154-1194: A kingdom under assault.A conspiracy born of anarchy.A hero standing against tyranny.The Legend of Robin Hood is born when he is outlawed after returning from the Holy Land.Finally reunited, Robin and Marian, along with their band of men, must face both an army led by the mysterious Sheriff of Nottingham and the wrath of a ruthless Queen Eleanor. Confronting betrayal and forging new alliances, they fight against the sheriff's tyranny, determined to uncover his secrets.With King Richard in captivity, Queen Eleanor must collect an unprecedented king's ransom, while an increasingly reckless Prince John pursues the throne at any cost. As opposing forces battle for control of the English throne, the King of France and his sinister advisor, Montlh ry, conspire to end the Plantagenet dynasty forever.Dark secrets and unexpected revelations could destroy the future of England. The course of history hangs in the balance. Robin and Marian must prove their innocence while saving both King Richard and Prince John. But can they prevail in the ultimate battle between the future and the past?A thrilling, fast-paced finale to a unique retelling of the Robin Hood Legend From the Publisher: Readers with a passion for history will appreciate the authors' historical detail and accuracy. Fans of Sharon Kay Penman, Alison Weir, Elizabeth Chadwick, and Tamara Leigh will enjoy this medieval trilogy.
As death threatens every person he cares about in the world, Robin must push himself past his absolute limits to rescue them all. Does the young rogue have what it takes to save everybody or will someone's life fall through the cracks?
The headwaters of Robbing the Pillars begin deep in the anthracite country of Pennsylvania and wind their way through mountain tributaries before reaching the Susquehanna River. These poems venture out west through smeared Nebraskan skies, up wild Washington waters, and into the Siskiyou Mountains as meteors split the sky on fire. They traverse the wet woods of Maine along the West Branch of the Penobscot River. They hike the Appalachian, Continental Divide, and Pacific Crest Trails. In the early coal mines of Pennsylvania, miners crawled into the deepest parts of the mines, set dynamite, and blew joists holding up walls in hopes of getting the last valuable rock before the mountain collapsed-robbing the pillars. The poems in Robbing the Pillars are the dynamite, the pillars, the rock, the mountain, and the miners. They embrace terrains familiar and forgotten-those which have been stripped and left to become wild again.
Robbie is a lucky kid. He spends summers living on a boat He loves to fish and motor around the harbor in his little boat, Dolittle.But sometimes Robbie feels a little lonely. Sometimes he feels like he doesn't fit in. Then, one day, he meets a very special seagull named George.For the rest of the summer, Robbie and George are inseparable. They go on adventures together, and as Robbie gets more confident, they push the boundaries and the rules set out by Robbie's parents.When an unexpected storm comes, Robbie learns that rules are put in place for a reason, and that there is nothing quite as special as a true best friend. Based on the real childhood experiences of author Rob Morin, Robbie & George is a charming tale of friendship, seafaring stories, and adventure.
Robbie is a lucky kid. He spends summers living on a boat He loves to fish and motor around the harbor in his little boat, Dolittle.But sometimes Robbie feels a little lonely. Sometimes he feels like he doesn't fit in. Then, one day, he meets a very special seagull named George.For the rest of the summer, Robbie and George are inseparable. They go on adventures together, and as Robbie gets more confident, they push the boundaries and the rules set out by Robbie's parents.When an unexpected storm comes, Robbie learns that rules are put in place for a reason, and that there is nothing quite as special as a true best friend.Based on the real childhood experiences of author Rob Morin, Robbie & George is a charming tale of friendship, seafaring stories, and adventure.
Osmund's father has gone to France again with Coeur de Lion, leaving his family at home in their manor. But when Osmund's brother and sister are kidnapped, who can help them but their old friend Robin Hood?"The fascination of the famous outlaw and his merry men never dies, and, as she has already shown in They Met Robin Hood, Miss Blundell, with her genius for historical fiction, is the most fitting writer to tell us more about those exciting bowmen. This new story is as excellent and enthralling as its predecessor."-from the 1939 dust jacket.
Robin's Great Adventure: This is the true story of a boy called Robin who wanted to be an explorer, an adventurer. Maybe travel the world, visit the deserts and jungles and climb snowy mountains. Born in Germany at the end of the 19th century, he had already lived in three countries before he started school in England in 1906. Robin couldn't wait to grow up and go off and do his own thing, like hunting and fishing and travel the world - maybe even join the Navy. His parents liked to spend time overseas with friends and relatives and so they sent Robin and his elder brother Pip to boarding school. Robin attended Osborne Naval College and later Eton. Just as he was about to leave school and embark on a life of adventure the Great War broke out - and changed everything. Penny for your thoughts: The tale of a 1963 penny; travel with her on her journey, from her humble beginnings at Tower Hill in London, through her adventures across Britain in purses, pockets, cash drawers and vending machines. Meet the acquaintances she makes along the way - The Danish Krone, whose only wish it is to go home. The elderly lady who likes to sit in Sefton Park and read. The 1949 penny with a very distinguishing imperfection and which he explained made him a very valuable coin to a collector - smugly chiding the penny into asking what his particular imperfection was. The 1918 dated Rupee from India who said he had travelled to England by boat in 1936. Proudly displayed the emblem 'GEORGE V KING EMPEROR.' The 1951 penny who had spent 3 years at the bottom of a wishing well in Broadstairs, Kent. The months spent stuck behind a cinema seat, sitting through 320 showings of Zulu and have crisps, dust, crumbs and goodness knows what else kicked at her. Let penny tell you her story..... The swallow and the song thrush: This beautiful short story for children and adults alike, reveals the intimate relationship between a Swallow and a sweet little Song thrush. They fly and forage together during the summer months, always looking out for one another. As winter approaches the Swallow sadly must leave his lady and fly south to be with his friends. Returning in spring, where the Song thrush is always waiting for him. Returning from one particular winter in warmer climes, he returns with a present, not just any present, but one from the gardens of the Palace of Versailles. It becomes such a talking point that people come from miles around to see it
Lorenzo Redovan, l'ancien empereur d chu d'Atlantis, n'est pas mort. Au contraire, il se cache Bien d termin retrouver son p re, Robin Redovan, accompagn d'Axel Thorn et de Thalia Vidarte, va se lancer sa recherche. Mais un myst re bien plus grand plane sur l'empereur disparu d'Atlantis. Un myst re que les trois jeunes atlantes n'auraient jamais pu imaginer...
Rockin' Robin's Handbook to a Healthier Life
Robin Lacagnina
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2010
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This sequel to the Head of the House of Coombe completes the story of Coombe, Robin, Donal and Feather.
A historical account of Theodore "Teddy" Roe who courageously fought the Chicago Mafia aka The Outfit, for control of the lucrative Policy/Numbers racket. During the time when the mob was muscling in on the Policy/Numbers game that for decades had been a staple in the African-American Community many knuckled under the pressure. However, Roe was one who didn't fold. He famously told mob bosses that he'd rather die first than give up control of his operation. This book details Roe's courageous battle.
Robin Vernal and the Brownleaf Spring
Dominic Jericho
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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This is an enthralling novel about hope and reclaimed childhood set amid a blistering spring in the lower-sixth. When Danny Canterbury begins his first year in the new sixth-form at St Plunket's he encounters new student Cherry Trove who has transferred from a school across town. Immediately entranced by the alluring Cherry, he begins to plan how he can make his move to reach her inner circle. When a global search gets underway for a missing child, it stirs dark memories for Danny and he realizes that his present adolescent dramas are nothing compared to the lost childhood innocence stolen from him when he was five years old. Memories of his childhood friend Robin Vernal's disappearance come flooding back and he cannot escape the feeling there is more hidden in his past than he has admitted. Cherry partners with Danny to help him get closer to the truth over her vanishing. However as hope begins to reawaken, rejection looms. Can Danny summon the courage to uncover what really happened to his childhood companion?Robin Vernal and the Brownleaf Spring uncovers a dark truth that hides behind Danny Canterbury's pain. In this arresting third installment of Dominic Jericho's coming-of-age saga, hope and despair intermingle until they face each other in a final confrontation, where all bets are off.
Robin The Mighty Red Breast
Sabatino Stefanile; Rebecca O'Donnell
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Everybody feels small and helpless sometimes. In Robin the Mighty Red Breast, a tiny bird is shown how big a hero we all can be, and that our size makes no difference.