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A blend of Harry Potter (J. K. Rowling), A Wrinkle in Time (Madeleine L'Engle), and the Narnia books (C. S. Lewis), The Misadventures of Hobart Hucklebuck is a rollicking fantasy adventure series that's as much fun for grownups as it is for kids. Things are not as they should be in Pennywhistle. Enchanted toasters are not toasting, enchanted sprinklers are not sprinkling, and Hobart Hucklebuck's origami messenger birds are suddenly attacking him. Someone is draining the power from many of the enchanted items in the village. But who could it be, and why have they implicated Hobart's grandfather? The Misadventures of Hobart Hucklebuck follows Hobart and his friends, Specks Spacklethack and Rosie Rumpleskirt, as they try to solve this mystery and free Hobart's grandfather from the Tower of Tribulation on Mumblemonk Mountain. The trio's investigation into the mysterious happenings on Druid Lane gets them into hot water more than once. It ultimately brings them dangerously close to disaster for themselves and the entire village of Pennywhistle. With 3 books ready for you to enjoy and a 4th one on its way, there's never been a better time to lose yourself in this magical world. Recommended as a read-aloud for families and an independent middle-grade fantasy read, The Misadventures of Hobart Hucklebuck is a three-book series that carries readers to a whimsical world they won't want to leave. The Hobart Hucklebuck Series: 1) Magic & Mayhem2) Pandemonium in Pennywhistle3) Wacky Weather
I Just Got My New Mac! What's Next?: (Black & White Print Edition)
Stan Smith
Edmund+Octavia
2016
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The Grandfather I Never Knew: The Early Years - 1915 to 1945
Stan Cromlish
Stan Cromlish Books
2015
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This book is the first book in a series about the Cromlish and Suggs families of Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania and Belmont, North Carolina, and how they came together as one large family on November 29, 1939. "The Grandfather I Never Knew The Early Years" is about Richard Stanton Cromlish, Sr., who is the author's grandfather and died a little over one year before the author was born. This book will cover the first thirty years of Richard's life from 1915 to 1945 and will paint a picture of his being born during World War I, coming of age during The Great Depression, and serving his country during World War II. Interwoven in this narrative will be tidbits and facts pertaining to life in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania and life in Belmont, North Carolina. His life was spent learning and living the motto, "Service Above Self". That's what the author hopes you the reader take away from this book.
The Johnson Family Chronicles: Changing Currents - Changing Tides
Stan Cromlish
Stan Cromlish Books
2017
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The Sacred Mountain: An Account of the Successful Ascent of Mount Everest in 1924 by Reverend Morton Tutter
Stan Huncilman
Stan Huncilman
2016
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An epic poem of a yak and his journey to truth.
Vietnam Saga: Exploits of a Combat Helicopter Pilot
Stan Corvin
Southwestern Legacy Press
2017
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For America, the twenties were boom times. New ideas and inventions cascaded almost daily. Anything was possible.There were challenges. Running trains over the highest route in North America, Rollins Pass, was costly and difficult. The effort had bankrupted several railroads. David Moffat dreamed of building a tunnel under the continental divide in 1902. By the twenties, it was badly needed. Charity Hovus, Cam Braun, Dale Smertz, and their cohorts planned and built the tunnel. They encountered unprecedented geological and hydrological problems; new techniques and inventions helped complete the job. Alongside the construction work, some of them assemble and sell creative and unregulated financial products.During this time, Americans' wealth increased. Making money became an obsession for many. There was mining: minerals were taken from the earth to make things. And there was mining: money taken from investors to make a killing.This is the story of how Coloradans came together to successfully finance and build a major project. And some of the era's unexpected outcomes.
Katy Rides Alone tells of a young girl riding her horse through the Colorado mountains. She has adventures with wildlife, fallen trees, other riders, the train She and her horse have a good and event filled ride up the hill to visit Grandma and Grandpa.
Question: How to resist a large Empire as it grabs new territory? (No, not Ukraine and Russia.)1898-1902: The British Army is at war in Africa. They fight the Boers, Dutch descended farmers who have been there for centuries. They kill the men, burn farms, and send surviving family members to open air prisons. At the same time the Royal Army is scouring the western US to buy horses and mules to support their troops. General Pearson's Ship The War tells the story of a stranded Afrikaaner and his American friends trying to act, react, gain profit, seek revenge in turbulent times.This tale is of love, savagery, passion, sweeping vistas, greed, revenge....
Dad, before you go to work, explain what I'm seeing on TV. It seems like cops are only shooting people who look like me. With the growing number of police shootings, communication with our children is very important to ensure their safety. Are Cops Only Shooting People Like Me? presents a poignant conversation between a concerned son and his father about why encounters between citizens and law enforcement can get out of hand, and how children can best be aware and prepared to handle these situations. Through his thoughtful words, Stan Campbell continues his mission to advocate for the justness and security of today's youth. No matter your race, this is a conversation that everyone should have with their children as well as the youth in the community, so we can all join together and stand for a unified action of de-escalation.
"She Sees" is a father's observation of the world through the eyes of his two young daughters. Based on the song "In My Daughters' Eyes" by Substantial, "She Sees" takes readers on a father's journey as he observes his daughters, Serenity and Destiny, begin to make sense of the world around them and their place in it.