Books with author A. B. Brown

The no-stress ‘Macbeth’ revision guide.You know everything you need. Now find out how to prove it.‘Use What You Know’ is a unique revision guide that gives practical advice from an English Teacher for the current AQA English Literature GCSE exams (9-1).It’s not for last-minute cramming, it’s for making the most of what you already know. This guide shows you how to take your knowledge of Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’ and use it to ace your exam.It includes:•Clear instructions on how to analyse character and structure•‘Cheat’ tips on how to write high-level answers without quoting•Lots of examples for you to digest and apply to your own answers•Instructions on how to apply your skills to any exam questionStop your pre-exam panic – ‘Use What You Know’ will tell you just why you’ll probably be fine.It simplifies and clarifies exactly what you need to do. It’s perfect for GCSE students juggling a lot of information for different exams.Make the most of what you already know about ‘Macbeth’ with this concise guide.

Arwyn enjoyed reading the bible and trying her best to be a good Christian. She loved the Christmas season, playing in the snow and spending time with her family and spending Christmas vacation in the country with her grandparents. This Christmas was going to be a trip that her and her family would never forget. Stopping at a truck stop she would have her life change forever. She found the meaning of Christmas.

Little Star hates his job of shining in the night sky and everyone knows it. He is going to quit once and forever. But before he can quit he must find his replacement. He meets lots of great characters who are excited to audition to be his replacement. Little Star must decide if he will keep his job or let someone else fill his shoes. Filled with stunning full-color illustrations, Twinkle Twinkle is the humorous untold story of Little Star and is a great read for the little star in your life. Recommended ages 4-8.

Take care what you wish for. You just might get it.Twelve-year-old Casey doesn’t think life could get any more unfair. Plans for her special basketball tournament are tossed aside by her sister’s wedding plans. She even has to be a bridesmaid now, with all the lace and silk and—oh, the horror! All she wants is an escape, but she never imagined she’d be swept away to a world of Mother Goose rhymes, fairy tales, stories of Arabian Nights, and oh, by the way, all but one fairy godmother has been kidnapped.Casey learns she’s been summoned as the Fable Ranger to lead the search and rescue of the missing wish-makers. But she’s not the hero they want. In the world of fairy tales, damsels aren’t meant to swoop in and save the day.Now all Casey wants is to go home, but the veil between worlds is on lockdown. Taking fate into her own hands, she embarks on an airship flight to find the phoenix tears that can open her way home. Her journey would’ve gone as smooth as the perfect layup if it weren’t for that pesky bounty the evil Dovetail has placed on her head. But if Casey fails, the Arabian Nights will disappear forever—and leave her trapped in a world unraveling one fairy tale at a time.

Casey is home! But not for long…Casey’s short-lived return to the real world is followed by a rapid scramble back to Lorealia to tackle Dovetail and more of his mischief. This time, it’s a family affair — not just to save the missing godmothers, but to rescue her sister Leslie as well.Snow White is now Snow Leslie, trapped in an off-script fairy tale that’s doomed to spiral into a never ever after with the rest of Lorealia if Casey, her father, and Charlie-boy fail their mission to stop a war.And has the book finally realized it made a mistake in choosing Casey as the Fable Ranger after all? Why is it rejecting her?Don’t miss this final installment of the exciting Fable Ranger duology.

Andy is a young fun loving country boy who has a keen interest in bees and enjoys just watching them go about their foraging for nectar. He soon becomes more interested when he discovers his father's friend is a beekeeper with a lot of beehives. The discovery means it may be possible for him to have his own hive too. He is now not content in just staring at the bees hopping from one flower to another; he wants a beehive of his very own and to taste its honey. Although he is confident of how easy it will be, he starts his quest without proper research on how to collect bees. Will Andy achieve his goal and become the great beekeeper he so dreams to be ?

Max overhears a conversation between his son Oliver and his friend Liam; where Liam says that his dad has a really interesting job; and Oliver says he wishes that his dad too had an interesting job like that.Oliver actually does not know what Max’s job is. Max owns and runs a small Laundromat and dry cleaning service.Max is saddened that Oliver is not happy about it. So he decides that he will dress up in some of the clothes that his customers bring in and take on that persona and job. So one week he comes home as; * A policeman* A fireman* A bus driver* A pilot* A priestMax then tells made up stories about his adventures in that persona. Oliver is so impressed and proud of his father’s jobs.However, Max can’t keep up the lie and feels bad …Will Max tell Oliver what he had done and what his real job is?Will Oliver be disappointed?Or will he love his father regardless of what his job is?

Sarah has always been considered a great student at P.S. 24. Some even consider her clever. Yet, there are times when she doesn't have the confidence that she needs to survive the fifth grade. See how she uses Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics to get her fellow students involved in solving challenges that the most accomplished adults may find challenging.