Books with author A Thomas

Why you should read ‘The Dinosaur that Survived’?Most people are fearful of change, especially at our workplace. But our generation is living in the middle of one of the greatest, if not the greatest era of change. Some called it the Fourth Wave, others named it the Internet of Things Revolution, yet others christened it the Rise of A.I. aka Robots! Frankly, it doesn’t really matters what you call it. Change is here. And very soon, your job and life would be changed beyond recognition by it. There’s no stopping it my dear friend, others tried and were simply swept aside. Modern soothsayers have predicted that countless professions and jobs would be rendered obsolete by these new technologies. Forget about the Chinese factory worker, Indian software engineer or even the Mexican farmboy. They are not the main threat to your job, new technologies are the threat! So what are you my dear accountant, lawyer, and perhaps doctor, going to do about it? If you think living from paycheck to paycheck is bad, wait till the day you are declared ‘obsolete’.But don’t worry, it’s not all gloom and doom. We mankind had seen it all and trust me, you too, can survive and even thrive in these turbulent new times.For a start, read ‘The Dinosaur that Survived’.It’s a parody about two fictitious dinosaurs from the last days of their world. Follow their adventure and the book would reveal simple yet profound truths on how you could face CHANGE in its eyes and survive, better still, and thrive!Inside this book, you will :•Learn to read for small signals of Change and avoid being swept away.•See the need to move with Opportunities and prosper.•Realise that you can choose Success!•And much, much more!Would you like to know more?Simply scroll up and click the BUY BUTTON now. Now read the book and show them what you are made of!

When Shutok's nomadic family must follow the bison herds for their livelihood, they abandon him, believing and fearing that the bad fortune that has crippled Shutok's back may spread to them. But Shutok stubbornly follows them across the plains and prairies. Eventually, he can't keep up and is left to forge his own way in the primitive wilderness of North America. Shutok's people return in the spring, when a turn of events helps him win their respect and forces them to reconsider their primeval superstitions.

What are the chances of thirteen-year-old Kayla and her younger brother becoming space adventurers? Pretty good, actually, because their inventor uncle is channeling alien technology and has just converted his Victorian house into a spaceship.A test run to another state, perhaps? No, the uncle doesn't believe in halfway measures. The kids enjoy breakfast on the moon, then it's on to Mars, where they're accosted by alien space pirates. The pirates want the house, but the uncle talks them into making off with the latest Mars rover instead.Then things turn strange. Arrested for cruising space without a license plate, the group is sentenced to community service on the planet Badya-badya. In order to win their freedom, they must find out why the planet's intelligent trees and singing balloon creatures are facing extinction.Bad aliens are why, and the baddest are the bloodthirsty Gromm. What chance do a group of puny humans have against a battle cruiser filled with monsters that don’t just kill you, they eat you? Maybe before they kill you.House in Space is a middle grade sci-fi adventure novel that combines action and humor. The completed manuscript is 51,000 words/288 pages in length.

Stories from a Funny Little Farm follows the lives and adventures of various animals living on a farm in Tennessee. These tales of friendship, love, and kindness are told through the eyes of the farm dogs, Scrappy and Charlie, along with goats, horses, cats, and more! In A Hairy Scary Halloween, Scrappy and Charlie decorate their pumpkins and visit with the other animals on the Funny Little Farm as they decorate for Halloween.Children will be captivated by the wide variety of stories and pictures of farm scenes with just a twist of imagination. Featuring actual photographs of Ann Thomas' animals, the Stories from a Funny Little Farm series is appealing to all ages.

When Shutok’s nomadic family must follow the bison herds for their livelihood, they abandon him, believing and fearing that the bad fortune that has crippled Shutok’s back may spread to them. But Shutok stubbornly follows them across the plains and prairies. Eventually, he can’t keep up and is left to forge his own way in the primitive wilderness of North America. Shutok’s people return in the spring, when a turn of events helps him win their respect and forces them to reconsider their primeval superstitions.

I open my eyes and I’m close enough to kiss a dead girl.Three years ago, sixteen year old Desmond Linc almost died in the car accident that killed his brother. Now he's all but forgotten the damage, a dead space in his brain physicians swore would never awaken.But it has.Terrified he's losing his mind, Des comes face to face with the tortured ghosts of his hometown. The black hole in his head is a doorway to the afterlife and the dead come telling secrets and lies and wielding accusations like scythes. They tell the truth about one thing though, a killer has come to Northwood.