Books with author Aron Smith

BOOK ONE: simon's bridge He was a musician, a poet and a rock n' roll icon. His days were spent roaming the dark hallways of packed stadiums, his nights spent fleeing visions of Evil. His name was Simon Glenayre, but you can just call him Simon. For Simon, there’s a place reserved in Hell. Searching for Simon is Bailey Eden Piper, an RN whose commitment to the well-being of others couldn’t be beat out of her with a stick. Strong and intelligent as she is breathtaking, Bailey Eden Piper is the subject of many men’s hopes and dreams. She could easily have any man she pleased, but it’s Simon Glenayre for whom she chooses to once again “pick up the stone." Together with Valletta, Simon’s best friend and bodyguard, we depart on a journey across the globe as Simon runs from the demons stalking him while turning his back on the very angels sent to give him hope and purpose. Perhaps one day Simon and Bailey could find one another, but for that to happen, he must face the Evil that hunts him. For Simon to survive and find the heart to reach out to Bailey, he must fight his demons, rediscover his faith and find his purpose in life. There is only one place he can do this. That place is SIMON'S BRIDGE.

Author/Illustrator/Explorer Bron Smith invites you to join him for a fantastical journey to Monster Island, an unexplored tropical island paradise in the South Seas. Bring your sketch book and join the expedition. Monster Island is said to inhabited by small crazy-looking creatures called Little Beasties. In the Monster Safari book, you'll meet the Little Beasties up close and personal. Bron will show you, step-by-step, how to draw the monsters that they discovered on their monster safari. So grab a paper and a pencil and join the fun.

Welcome to Simon's Bridge. He was a musician and poet. His days spent roaming the dark hallways of packed stadiums, his nights spent fleeing visions of evil. His name was Simon Glenayre, but you can just call him Simon, and there's a place reserved for him in Hell. We'll meet Bailey Eden Piper, an RN whose commitment to nursing and the well-being of others couldn't be beat out of her with a stick. Strong and intelligent as she is breathtaking, Bailey Eden Piper is the subject of many men's hopes and dreams. She could easily have any man she pleased, but it's Simon Glenayre for whom she chooses to once again "pick up the stone". She embarks on a race against time, to find Simon Glenayre before it's too late. Also in search of Simon Glenayre is "What's-his-name", the kind but nameless young adult tasked with getting a message of vital importance to Simon, even at a risk to himself. Together with Valletta, Simon's best friend and bodyguard, we depart on a journey across the globe as Simon flees the demons stalking him while turning his back on the very angels sent to give him hope and purpose. Perhaps one day Simon and Bailey could find one another and rekindle their romance, but for that to happen, he must face the supernatural forces that hunt him. For Simon to survive and find the heart to reach out to Bailey, he must fight his demons, rediscover his faith and find his purpose in life. There is only one place he can do this. That place is Simon's Bridge. (This is the second edition of Simon's Bridge, with an added bonus interview with two central characters from the novel.)

Buttons is a tiny goat, raised on the Smith farm in southwest Oklahoma. She is one of many who have been raised here, but she was special. Born on April fool's day, was the start of her funny adventure. We did not know this tiny little goat could be so special until she hit the internet on Facebook. Everyone wanted to know what was going on with Buttons. People from Illinois to Florida to Arizona were face booking about her. Buttons is a famous little goat.

An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations by A. Smith. Worldwide literature classic, among top 100 literary novels of all time. A must read for everybody.In the 1980s, < L >Italo Calvino< /L > (the most-translated contemporary Italian writer at the time of his death) said in his essay "Why Read the Classics?" that "a classic is a book that has never finished saying what it has to say", without any doubt this book can be considered a Classic This book is also a Bestseller because as Steinberg defined: "a bestseller as a book for which demand, within a short time of that book's initial publication, vastly exceeds what is then considered to be big sales".