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Books with author A. M. Williamson

  • The New Recruit

    Jill Williamson

    Paperback (Enclave, Sept. 1, 2012)
    YOU HAVE ACCESSED THE INTERNATIONAL SERVER FOR THE MISSION LEAGUE. THESE FILES CONTAIN CLASSIFIED INFORMATION ON THE ORGANIZATION, AGENTS, CRIMINALS, PROCEDURES, TRAININGS, AND MISSIONS. GOD HAS CALLED. YOU HAVE ANSWERED. Mission 1: Moscow Forced to choose between military school and a Christian spy organization, skeptic Spencer Garmond signs on with the Bible geeks. But before he even boards the plane for Moscow, Spencer realizes this is no Bible club. These guys mean business. Stumbling onto a case involving a gang of homeless boys, a chilling tattoo, and the always beautiful Anya Vseveloda, Spencer struggles to find the faith needed to save the Mission League from enemy infiltration. The New Recruit is the first book in a thrilling new spy adventure series designed for reluctant tween and teen audiences.
  • The Velveteen Rabbit

    M. Williams

    Hardcover (Double Day Book for Young Readers, Jan. 1, 1991)
    Hardcover and pages in excellent condition. No dust jacket. This is a 1991 Ed. which is a copy of original edition. Text by Margery Williams and illustrations by William Nicholson. Size approx. 9 1/2 X 7 1/2 inches with 33 numbered pages. Wonderful illustrations which were in original publication.
  • Nifty "N"

    Angela Williamson

    language (Angela Williamson, Sept. 5, 2018)
    In Nifty “N” Nip the nudibranch introduces kids to some things that start with “N” that are in the ocean. You will enjoy watching your children have fun learning about the sound of “N”.
  • What is This Questions for Clever Kids: Brain Game Word Puzzle for Kids Animal Knowledge while Adults will have relaxation with kids

    A.K. Williams

    eBook
    The mind is a muscle that can be practiced simply like some other, and to be sure, it ought to be practiced for ideal wellbeing. That implies that keeping your mind fit and solid will have a pile of astounding medical advantages. In any case, presumably, the most critical advantage that mind amusements can offer the normal individual is joy. Cerebrum recreations are incredible for inclination boosting Everybody wants to loosen up from time to time. These days, we've been adapted to stay occupied all day, every day. Numerous individuals swing to astound diversions to keep their brains sharp and profitable. It's this sentiment of being gainfully bustling that can fulfill an individual versus the sentiment of relaxing on the love seat and completing next to no on account of diversion playing. The present moment and long haul impacts of mind preparing Cerebrum amusements explicitly intended for preparing intellectual capacity of the mind can be tremendously gainful and is said to improve focus and memory. With respect to long haul benefits, keeping your cerebrum practiced can help with avoiding Alzheimer's and other neurological sicknesses. While the facts confirm that cerebrum preparing diversions certainly can't fix or avoid sicknesses through and through, they do make what's known as "mind hold" and it's this that guides in fortifying the cerebrum to counteract basic disease. As your mind controls your substantial capacities, it is the most imperative piece of your body. It is, in this way, a smart thought to keep it solid and sound. Take on new difficulties (to always give chance to your mind to become solid and stay sound) and ensure that you're not depleting your cerebrum with an unpleasant routine is driven life.
  • Snakes: 30 Fun Facts That You should Know about Snakes

    A.K. Williams

    language (, April 6, 2019)
    Snakes are lengthened, legless, flesh-eating reptiles of the suborder Serpentes. Like all different squamates, snakes are ectothermic, amniote vertebrates canvassed in covering scales. Numerous types of snakes have skulls with a few a bigger number of joints than their reptile precursors, empowering them to swallow prey a lot bigger than their heads with their profoundly portable jaws. To suit their tight bodies, snakes' matched organs, (for example, kidneys) seem one before the other rather than one next to the other, and most have just a single practical lung. A few animal types hold pelvic support with a couple of minimal hooks on either side of the cloaca. Reptiles have developed stretch bodies without appendages or with incredibly decreased appendages around twenty-five times freely by means of joined advancement, prompting numerous heredities of legless reptiles. Legless reptiles look like snakes, yet a few normal gatherings of legless reptiles have eyelids and outer ears, which snakes need, despite the fact that this standard isn't all inclusive (see Amphisbaenia, Dibamidae, and Pygopodidae). Living snakes are found on each mainland with the exception of Antarctica, and on most littler land masses; exemptions incorporate some substantial islands, for example, Ireland, Iceland, Greenland, the Hawaiian archipelago, and the islands of New Zealand, and numerous little islands of the Atlantic and focal Pacific seas. Furthermore, ocean snakes are broad all through the Indian and Pacific Oceans. In excess of 20 families are as of now perceived, including around 520 genera and around 3,600 species. They run in size from the little, 10.4 cm (4.1 in)- long Barbados string snake to the reticulated python of 6.95 meters (22.8 ft) long. The fossil species Titanoboa cerrejonensis was 12.8 meters (42 ft) long. Snakes are thought to have advanced from either tunneling or oceanic reptiles, maybe amid the Jurassic time frame, with the soonest realized fossils dating to somewhere in the range of 143 and 167 Ma prior. The assorted variety of present-day snakes showed up amid the Paleocene age (c 66 to 56 Ma back). The most seasoned protected portrayals of snakes can be found in the Brooklyn Papyrus.
  • Replication: The Jason Experiment

    Jill Williamson

    Hardcover (Zonderkidz, Jan. 7, 2012)
    When Your Life Is Not Your OwnMartyr―otherwise known as Jason 3:3―is one of hundreds of clones kept in a remote facility called Jason Farms. Told that he has been created to save humanity, Martyr has just one wish before he is scheduled to “expire” in less than a month. To see the sky.Abby Goyer may have just moved to Alaska, but she has a feeling something strange is going on at the farm where her father works. But even this smart, confident girl could never have imagined what lies beneath a simple barn. Or what would happen when a mysterious boy shows up at her door, asking about the stars.As the reality of the Jason Experiment comes to light, Martyr is caught between two futures―the one for which he was produced and the one Abby believes God created him to have. Time is running out, and Martyr must decide if a life with Abby is worth leaving everything he’s ever known.
  • Messy Molly

    Jo Williamson

    eBook (Scholastic Picture Books, March 3, 2016)
    A hilarious picture book about messy mishaps and muddy mayhem by a hugely exciting new talent. Messy Molly is on a mission to stay tip-top tidy... But slurpy spaghetti gets everywhere. Rainwater wiggles its way into her wellies. Mud seems to find her, always. Will Molly manage to stay spick and span for her singing show?
  • BE THE MASTER, Fundamentals For Wilderness Survival with Minimum Gear

    A. J Williams

    language (, Nov. 7, 2019)
    If you are planning a wild camping trip, this eBook is your ultimate guide. It gives you an insight into the things that you need to carry with you, things you come across in the jungle, what are the dangers, and what precautionary tips you can take to stay safe. Furthermore, it also guides you on what you need to do, just in case you run short of gear. If you are unsure about going on a wild camping trip, some chapters signify the advantages of wild camping and how camping can prove beneficial to your health.Have a nice and joyful reading!
  • Rocket Surgeon

    A.E. Williams

    eBook (Literary Sherpa, May 28, 2017)
    A.E. Williams presents his thoughts on a variety of subjects of interest to thinking persons.Bringing together a lifetime of experience as a science fiction author, former aerospace materials engineer, cyber-security expert and irascible genius, Williams provides big picture views on our place in the Universe.Based on a series of blog articles written for the "Speculative Fiction Showcase" and including material reviewed while performing research for his series "Terminal Reset", Williams explores and questions some of the most basic precepts of science and physics. The recent popularization of physics in television and movies has opened up this field to the ordinary lay person. In these articles, Mr. Williams looks at why we, as a species, crave to leave the Mother planet, and venture out into the hostile territories of uncharted space. Williams explains, with his own unique and perceptive worldview, just how the Space Race, once the core being of America's science programs, has defined the processes and bureaucracy of space exploration today.Williams provides a narrative of his own experiences, working on high-tech and cutting edge programs that led to the technological marvels we take for granted today. From jet engines to smart phones, from "Star Trek" to "Interstellar", Williams helps readers to understand just how much the world has been impacted science and technology.Is a Mission to Mars or other form of manned space flight our future? Can we afford to spend our resources on these efforts, at the expense of other critical problems facing us today?Follow Williams down the Rabbit Hole, as he looks at Fake News, the Presidential Election, AGW and other contentious events in our world, and body-slams them using logic and the Scientific Method!A.E. Williams makes a compelling argument that manned space exploration is not just viable, but necessary to the survival of the species.
  • Ultimate "U"

    Angela williamson

    language (Angela Williamson, Sept. 5, 2018)
    In Ultimate “U”, Ursula the uguisu teaches children about some words that start with “U”. Some of them tell direction and some do not. Have fun watching your child discover “U” in Ultimate “U”.
  • Dazzling "D"

    Angela Williamson

    language (Angela Williamson, Aug. 22, 2018)
    In Dazzling “D”, Daniella the Dragonfly tells kids why she likes “D”. She dances through the pages with other animals and plants that start with “D”.
  • Foxleigh Campdraft

    Mark Williamson

    language (, May 29, 2015)
    This is a true story. This is what life is like at a campdraft.