Neil a. Waring

Meeting a ghost named Melvin, being scared nearly witless by a zombie, and then discovering vampires next door should have been enough for the boys of the Mike, Moose, and Me series. Howling at the Moon, book four in the series might be the craziest and scariest adventure yet.The three sixth graders are on their first campout and enjoying it until a werewolf appears, then things get wild.Will they survive? Will the three need to kill the werewolf or will they run away. Enjoy this fast-moving adventure set in early summer,1958. This book is appropriate for readers of all ages but was written for third and fourth graders, along with anyone who grew up in the 1950s and 1960s, especially grandparents. Reading Level 5.6 - Flesch Reading Ease 83.4

ON TURNING 70 2018, the year the author turned 70, changed everything. Neil A. Waring, a writer of both historical fiction, and nonfiction steps out of his comfort zone with this one. Life tips on getting older, humor, and more than a bit of nostalgia. Enjoy the journey with Neil as he takes an unusual, whimsical, and reflective look at heading into the eighth decade of life. Things that were, how things are now, and what could have been. ON TURNING 70 - What a ride

Legendary lawman Blade Holmes is sent north into Wyoming, Nebraska, and South Dakota.; what starts out as a simple assignment soon turns into one of the most harrowing of Blade Holmes career. The Ghost Dance is spreading among the tribes, reaching from Nevada to South Dakota, and only someone of Marshal Holmes reputation could prevent the impending tragedy on the Northern Plains, a massacre that would become one of the biggest black marks on all of United States History. Come along for the ride, as Blade Holmes deals with problems that require all of his skill and knowledge to alleviate. Enjoy the adventure in this, Book 2, of the Blade Holmes western mysteries.

Meeting a ghost named Melvin, and being scared nearly witless by a Zombie, should have been enough to keep Moose and Mike and Me on the straight and narrow. So what happens? Vampires, and in our neighborhood.Book three in the series, Yikes - My Neighbor's a Vampire, is quite a journey, as the three-fifth graders enjoy the snow and good times of Christmas break from elementary school. All was great until they found the Vampire or Vampires, then things changed forever.Will Mike and Moose and I survive? Will the three of us need to drive a spike through the heart of a Vampire? Take a look at this fast moving, snowy, cold, and scary adventure from December 1958. This book is appropriate for readers of all ages but written for third and fourth graders, along with anyone who grew up in the 50s and 60s, especially grandparents. Reading Level 5.7 - Flesch Reading Ease 81.9

FDRs New Deal put unemployed young men back to work in 1930s America. These Civilian Conservation Corps workers built Wyoming's, Guernsey State Park, leaving behind a lasting legacy of their hard work and building imagination.This book relates the building of the park along with describing typical days in the lives of CCC workers. This work also brings to life folktales long ago left behind in the park.