Books with author D Smith

Oscar is a heartwarming story of a dog that even humans can relate to. Even when he was still a pup, Oscar has already experienced a lot of difficulties in his life. When he was still a newborn, he and his other siblings were thrown out in the snow. It was a blessing and a miracle when a little girl named Debbie found him and took him home. He was welcomed with open arms in Debbie's family, and he grew up and spent his life with them. However, though he was loved and accepted by Debbie's family, Oscar still felt incomplete and wanted to find his mother. Amidst all the challenges he experienced, including two life-threatening ones, Oscar remained virtuous and strong against all storms that life may bring. A story narrated by a dog, experienced by a dog, but filled with valuable lessons a human can uphold and treasure, Oscar is definitely a must read.

In the 31st century, the galaxy is ravaged by a planet killing beast. How can the crew of the Star Shark find hope and courage amidst grief, loss, and chaos, while searching for a magical sword of the Norse gods to destroy the mysterious, evil alien starship before it devours Earth and all its allies?Join Nix, the Captain of the Star Shark, his Elven fiance Sheila, his two brothers, one a monk, the other a miner, his grandfather with dark secrets and more to him than meets the eye, and a host of other characters as they join forces on an epic celestial adventure to save the very cosmos from destructive evil and turmoil.

Oscar is a heartwarming story of a dog that even humans can relate to.Even when he was still a pup, Oscar has already experienced a lot of difficulties in his life. When he was still a newborn, he and his other siblings were thrown out in the snow. It was a blessing and a miracle when a little girl named Debbie found him and took him home. He was welcomed with open arms in Debbie’s family, and he grew up and spent his life with them. However, though he was loved and accepted by Debbie’s family, Oscar still felt incomplete and wanted to find his mother. Amidst all the challenges he experienced, including two life-threatening ones, Oscar remained virtuous and strong against all storms that life may bring.A story narrated by a dog, experienced by a dog, but filled with valuable lessons a human can uphold and treasure, Oscar is definitely a must read.

Help your child review concepts learned in school with this comprehensive workbook! This comprehensive workbook helps your child review and reinforce concepts learned in school with minimal preparation and materials. Includes sections on: - Language arts - Math - Social Studies - Science - Critical thinking - And more! With over 600 pages of educational activities, this beneficial primer promises hours of learning fun for ages 5-7.

It's 1994. Zombies have just crashed the Bali High School Senior/Junior Prom. But zombies are hella played out and stupid. That's why this book is barely about zombies and hardly about proms. It's about growing up in '90s Mall America. It's about fickle high school friendships turning deadly under extreme stress. It's about unrequited love, spraying blood, and gruesome death.Meet Andy, Senior Class President and most likely to succeed, as he tries and fails with the prettiest girl in school, Rachel. Meet Elizabeth, whose crush on Andy is adversely affecting her decision-making processes. Meet Matt & Madison, Cutest Couple and state-class con-artists, as they prank the principal, Mr. Turdbarfler. Meet Isaac & Clarissa, Class Clown and Most Athletic, respectively, as they fall in love for the very first-- and last time. Narrated by a clown riding a giant spider, Prombies is a romantic comedy horror action adventure extravaganza that will break your heart and rip your guts out.Prombies is now available in a Young Adult Sophomore Edition! Don't worry, it's still super-violent. Recommended Age: 15+

Sure to be controversial, Natural Gain challenges many of the contemporary ideas about the almost inexorable environmental devastation of the Australian continent since the time of white colonization, 200 years ago. The core theme of Natural Gain is that, at least in the case of Australia's temperate grasslands, the introduction of agricultural systems has often created dynamic and sustaining ecosystems. Smith argues that, largely by increasing soil fertility, these new ecosystems have made an immense contribution to the building of the nation.