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Books with author Alan Garinger

  • Alone: The Journey of the Boy Sims

    Alan K. Garinger

    Paperback (Indiana Historical Society Press, Sept. 23, 2008)
    Orphaned at thirteen, pioneer Joshua Sims joins a survey crew helping to build Michigan Road in order to pay for his family's northern Indiana homestead. When the surveyors' ink supply is accidentally lost in the Tippecanoe River, Sims is ordered to travel alone to Detroit, Michigan, to obtain more. Traveling by foot, boat, and horseback, Sims meets runaway slaves, Native Americans, canal builders, and other frontier figures as he journeys to Fort Wayne, across Lake Erie, and along the Sauk Trail in Michigan. Sims's encounters force him to re-evaluate his beliefs about the people in the rapidly changing land he now calls home.
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  • Torch in the Darkness: The Tale of a Boy Artist in the Renaissance

    Alan Garinger

    Hardcover (Clerisy Pr, April 15, 2000)
    This book was nominated for the Young Hoosier Reader Award by the Indiana Library Federation and is considered a modern classic. It is historically and culturally sensitive and gives a thrilling account of a peasant boy who becomes an artist. The story is loosely based on a German legend about a mysterious ring in a wrought iron fence around a fountain in Nurnberg, Germany. The stunning illustrations are by Claire Ewart, a nationally recognized illustrator of books for young people.
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  • Water Monsters: Opposing Viewpoints

    Alan Garinger

    Library Binding (Greenhaven Pr, March 1, 1992)
    Explores the reports and evidence for the existence of mysterious large creatures allegedly living in certain lakes and rivers of the United States.
  • Alone: The Journey of the Boy Sims

    Alan K. Garinger

    Hardcover (Indiana Historical Society Press, Sept. 23, 2008)
    Orphaned at thirteen, pioneer Joshua Sims joins a survey crew helping to build Michigan Road in order to pay for his family's northern Indiana homestead. When the surveyors' ink supply is accidentally lost in the Tippecanoe River, Sims is ordered to travel alone to Detroit, Michigan, to obtain more. Traveling by foot, boat, and horseback, Sims meets runaway slaves, Native Americans, canal builders, and other frontier figures as he journeys to Fort Wayne, across Lake Erie, and along the Sauk Trail in Michigan. Sims's encounters force him to re-evaluate his beliefs about the people in the rapidly changing land he now calls home.
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  • E-Kidz: Mission to Cyberspace

    Alan Springer

    Paperback (Hansib Publishing (Caribbean), Limited, April 17, 2014)
    In a puff of smoke and a flash of light, a genie appears from the computer to whisk the e-Kidz off to cyberspace to play games for ever and ever! It may be their wish come true, but this is no ordinary game. The genie gives them a dangerous mission: Clean up the internet. The e-Kidz head off on a thrilling surf-ride across the super-highway where they will encounter such perils as a swarm of bugs and cookies, evil popups, chat-room predators and viruses, each in the form of fearsome monsters and super-villains.
  • { ALONE: THE JOURNEY OF THE BOY SIMS - GREENLIGHT } by Garinger, Alan K

    Alan K Garinger

    (Indiana Historical Society, Jan. 1, 2008)
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  • Alone: The Journey of the Boy Sims by Alan K. Garinger

    Alan K. Garinger

    Paperback (Indiana Historical Society Press, March 15, 1685)
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  • E-Kidz in Cyberspace

    Alan Springer

    Paperback (Hansib Publishing (Caribbean), Limited, Feb. 1, 2016)
    In a puff of smoke, a genie appears from the computer and whisks the e-Kidz off into cyberspace...to play games forever! It's their wish come true, but this is no ordinary game. The genie gives them a dangerous mission: clean up the internet. The journey take them to the World Wide Web where they will face the evil web-monster known as the Web-Master in the final showdown. Aimed at the 6-9 age-group, eKidz In Cyberspace tackles internet safety in an interesting and exciting way.
  • E-Kidz: Mission to Cyberspace

    Alan Springer

    Paperback (Hansib Publishing (Caribbean), Limited, Feb. 1, 2016)
    In a puff of smoke, a genie appears from the computer and whisks the e-Kidz off into cyberspace...to play games forever! It's their wish come true, but this is no ordinary game. The genie gives them a dangerous mission: clean up the internet. The journey take them to the World Wide Web where they will face the evil web-monster known as the Web-Master in the final showdown. Aimed at the 10-14 age-group, eKidz: Mission to Cyberspace tackles internet safety in an interesting and exciting way.
  • King Wally's World of Colour

    Alan Grainger

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Feb. 2, 2017)
    A Book of stories for four old to eight year old children concerning King Wally and his remarkable kingdom of coloured forests. Here everything, including the people themselves, are the same hue as the leaves on the trees,
  • E-Kidz: Mission to Cyberspace

    Alan Springer

    Paperback (Hansib Publications Limited, April 17, 2014)
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