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Books with author Alan Strachan

  • The Second Step

    Ian Strachan

    Paperback (Egmont Childrens Books, Aug. 6, 1992)
    The sequel to "Journey of 1000 Miles". It is four years since Lee arrived in Hong Kong as one of the Vietnamese boat people. Lee and Chi had vowed on the boat they they would remain true to each other, and now Lee must go to America to find her. The author's other novels include "The Flawed Glass".
  • New Windmills: The Flawed Glass

    Ian Strachan

    Hardcover (Heinemann Educational Books - Secondary Division, Feb. 7, 1991)
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  • Hauntings: Picking Up the Threads

    Ian Strachan

    Hardcover (Chivers Press Ltd, Jan. 1, 1992)
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  • How The Cheetah Frodo Lost His Spots

    Alan Strachan

    eBook
    Frodo, the fastest cheetah on the African Savannah. But his speed had made him vain and big headed. He thought he was so fast he could challenge the wind. Mother Nature is kind but dislikes arrogance. She taught Frodo a lesson, as he sped over the plains, racing the wind. The spots on his body began to fly off until there was not one spot left and a cheetah can have up to 1500 spots on his body.The animals laughed and Frodo was so ashamed he hid with his family.One day there was the cry of "Fire", the biggest danger on the dry plains.Many animals escaped to the river but many small animals were in the way of the oncoming inferno and could not outrun it.Frodo comes up with a plan to use his speed and warn the animals. Alan, the wise old baboon, then organizes the zebras, buffalo and wildebeest to carry the smaller animals to safety.
  • How The Cheetah Frodo Lost His Spots

    Mr Alan S Strachan

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, April 14, 2018)
    Frodo, the fastest cheetah on the African Savannah. But his speed had made him vain and big headed. He thought he was so fast he could challenge the wind. Mother Nature is kind but dislikes arrogance. She taught Frodo a lesson, as he sped over the plains, racing the wind. The spots on his body began to fly off until there was not one spot left and a cheetah can have up to 1500 spots on his body. The animals laughed and Frodo was so ashamed he hid with his family. One day there was the cry of "Fire", the biggest danger on the dry plains. Many animals escaped to the river but many small animals were in the way of the oncoming inferno and could not outrun it. Frodo comes up with a plan to use his speed and warn the animals. Alan, the wise old baboon, then organizes the zebras, buffalo and wildebeest to carry the smaller animals to safety.
  • Moses Beech by Ian Strachan

    Ian Strachan

    Hardcover (Oxford University Press, March 15, 1811)
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  • Moses Beech

    Ian Strachan

    Mass Market Paperback (Puffin, July 5, 1983)
    Some foxing to tanned page edges. Shipped from the U.K. All orders received before 3pm sent that weekday.
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  • Which Way Is Home ?

    Ian Strachan

    Paperback (Methuen young books, May 9, 1996)
    Fourteen year old Toby has spent most of his life in children's homes and with foster families who have found him difficult. When Toby finds a list of parents who want to adopt a child, he takes matters into his own hands and runs away to test out the prospective families.
  • Moses Beech

    Ian Strachan

    Mass Market Paperback (Puffin, Sept. 6, 1988)
    Peter Simpson leaves home in a snowstorm and soon finds himself holed-up, in semi-hiding, in Moses Beech's isolated cottage. Slowly, amusement at Moses' antiquated life turns to admiration at his self-sufficiency and strength. But, ironically, it was Peter's intrusion that was to destroy Moses.
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  • the flawed glass

    ian strachan

    Hardcover (Little Brown & Co., Jan. 1, 1989)
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  • The Trojan Horse and Other Greek Myths

    L Strachan

    Paperback (Pearson Schools, Oct. 20, 2000)
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  • Captain Gorilla

    Mr Alan Strachan

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Dec. 26, 2017)
    Poaching of wild animals in Africa has reached devastating numbers. Soon there will be no wildlife left. When a game ranger is seriously injured in a shoot out with a group of notorious, deadly poachers, his body is destroyed but his brain still intact. This news reaches A.P.E.S, an animal protection and scientific institute in the USA. They have an astounding plan to transfer the brain of the game ranger into the perfect body of a mature silver back gorilla also involved in the same incident. Dirk, the ranger, agrees to have the transplant into the body of the gorilla they had named Captain. Captain is now trained to lead a team of genetically modified chimpanzees back to Africa to fight back against the poachers, They also have the scientific back up of the institute to inject into wild animals a serum that lasts for a short time but dramatically increases their intelligence. With his team Captain returns to Africa, but this time the poachers have been joined by a collection of ruthless killers hired by the Chinese mafia. Landing in Central Africa with all their equipment Captain goes up against the killers but find that it is more difficult than they imagined. However as they recruit some of the resident wildlife the odds slowly turn. Even when Captain is captured by the poachers his troops still manage to beat all odds. The poachers are quick to kill and Captain's squad lose some of their compatriots, making them more determined to achieve their goal of getting to the mastermind behind the killings. From America to the deep jungles of Central Africa to Hong Kong, Captain and his troops relentlessly pursue the slayers.
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