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Books with author Andrew C Andry

  • Reckless: Pride of the Marines

    Andrew C. Geer

    eBook (Barajima Books, Jan. 9, 2020)
    Reckless, first published in 1955, is the heart-warming story of Reckless, a small horse whose faithful service to U.S. Marines during the Korean War boosted morale and made her a national hero. The book is in two parts, with the first describing the life of Reckless and her owner, a young Korean boy. Forced to sell his beloved horse due to family medical needs, Reckless (then named Flame-of-the-Morning) was purchased by Lieutenant Eric Pedersen, who renamed her Reckless for the Recoilless Rifle Platoon, Anti-Tank Division, of the 5th Marines she’d be joining. Part Two describes Reckless' service with the Marines as she carried ammunition, cable-wire and other supplies to frontline troops. She was wounded twice in battle, received two Purple Hearts, and was awarded the rank of staff sergeant. With the end of the war, Reckless was brought to the United States and retired to Camp Pendleton until her death in 1968. In honor of her service, in 2013 the Sgt. Reckless Memorial Monument was dedicated at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. Included are 14 pages of photographs.
  • Reckless: Pride of the Marines

    Andrew C. Geer

    eBook (Barajima Books, Jan. 9, 2020)
    Reckless, first published in 1955, is the heart-warming story of Reckless, a small horse whose faithful service to U.S. Marines during the Korean War boosted morale and made her a national hero. The book is in two parts, with the first describing the life of Reckless and her owner, a young Korean boy. Forced to sell his beloved horse due to family medical needs, Reckless (then named Flame-of-the-Morning) was purchased by Lieutenant Eric Pedersen, who renamed her Reckless for the Recoilless Rifle Platoon, Anti-Tank Division, of the 5th Marines she’d be joining. Part Two describes Reckless' service with the Marines as she carried ammunition, cable-wire and other supplies to frontline troops. She was wounded twice in battle, received two Purple Hearts, and was awarded the rank of staff sergeant. With the end of the war, Reckless was brought to the United States and retired to Camp Pendleton until her death in 1968. In honor of her service, in 2013 the Sgt. Reckless Memorial Monument was dedicated at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. Included are 14 pages of photographs.
  • Reefs of Curaçao

    Andrew Curry

    (Independently published, April 20, 2020)
    Reefs of Curaçao is a children’s book that takes your kids on a sing-songy adventure under the sea. The book is filled with bright and bold illustrations of coral reefs, and the nursery rhyme is fun to read for parents and children alike. The subtle message of the book is to treat mother nature kindly and she will reward us with wondrous and beautiful sights and creatures. The book is a tribute to marine biologists working diligently to save and grow our coral reefs.
  • Tales from the Arabian Nights

    C. Lang, Andrew Lang

    Paperback (Wordsworth Editions Ltd, April 1, 1998)
    The beautiful Scheherazade's royal husband threatens to kill her, so each night she diverts him by weaving wonderful tales of fantastic adventure, leaving each story unfinished so that he spares her life to hear the ending the next night. This is the background to the Arabian Nights. In this selection made by that master of folklore and fairy-tale Andrew Lang, the reader meets Aladdin with his wonderful lamp, the Enchanted Horse, the Princess Badoura, Sinbad the Sailor, and the great Caliph of Bagdad, Haroun-al-Raschid.
  • Island of Majuli

    Andrew Curry

    (Independently published, April 10, 2020)
    Island of Majuli is a children’s book designed to be fun for parents to read and meant to inspire kids to cherish the natural world around them. The illustrations are bold and bright to draw on children’s imaginations, and the story is written in a sing-songy style to make it fun for everyone. The tale is based on a true story in which a boy, Jadav, saved an entire island forest by planting trees. It’s a tale of adventure that includes tigers, elephants, crocodiles, and all sorts of other wildlife. Island of Majuli develops a wondrous appreciation of animals, forests, and all of nature.
  • The Panda Miranda

    Andrew Curry

    Paperback (Independently published, June 26, 2020)
    Totally nonsensical children's book about a panda named Miranda. She's awesome. It rhymes. Cool.
  • Island of Majuli

    Andrew Curry

    language (, April 10, 2020)
    Island of Majuli is a children’s book designed to be fun for parents to read and meant to inspire kids to cherish the natural world around them. The illustrations are bold and bright to draw on children’s imaginations, and the story is written in a sing-songy style to make it fun for everyone. The tale is based on a true story in which a boy, Jadav, saved an entire island forest by planting trees. It’s a tale of adventure that includes tigers, elephants, crocodiles, and all sorts of other wildlife. Island of Majuli develops a wondrous appreciation of animals, forests, and all of nature.
  • The Panda Miranda

    Andrew Curry

    eBook (, June 28, 2020)
    Miranda the Panda can do it all! An excellent children's book for little girls who love pandas, rhymes, and bright pictures!
  • Reefs of Curaçao

    Andrew Curry

    language (, April 19, 2020)
    Reefs of Curaçao is a children’s book that takes your kids on a sing-songy adventure under the sea. The book is filled with bright and bold illustrations of coral reefs, and the nursery rhyme is fun to read for parents and children alike. The subtle message of the book is to treat mother nature kindly and she will reward us with wondrous and beautiful sights and creatures. The book is a tribute to marine biologists working diligently to save and grow our coral reefs.
  • Reckless: Pride of the Marines

    Andrew C. Geer

    eBook (Barajima Books, Jan. 9, 2020)
    Reckless, first published in 1955, is the heart-warming story of Reckless, a small horse whose faithful service to U.S. Marines during the Korean War boosted morale and made her a national hero. The book is in two parts, with the first describing the life of Reckless and her owner, a young Korean boy. Forced to sell his beloved horse due to family medical needs, Reckless (then named Flame-of-the-Morning) was purchased by Lieutenant Eric Pedersen, who renamed her Reckless for the Recoilless Rifle Platoon, Anti-Tank Division, of the 5th Marines she’d be joining. Part Two describes Reckless' service with the Marines as she carried ammunition, cable-wire and other supplies to frontline troops. She was wounded twice in battle, received two Purple Hearts, and was awarded the rank of staff sergeant. With the end of the war, Reckless was brought to the United States and retired to Camp Pendleton until her death in 1968. In honor of her service, in 2013 the Sgt. Reckless Memorial Monument was dedicated at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. Included are 14 pages of photographs.
  • How Babies Are Made

    Andrew C Andry

    Hardcover (Time-Life Books, Aug. 16, 1974)
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  • PenBall Crosses the Ocean

    Andrew

    language (, Jan. 14, 2016)
    This is a short childrens' story about PenBall and his adventure across the ocean to catch a magical fish and eat it.